In the business of educating our youth for for 33 years. Phys Ed teacher followed by 16 years as a guidance counselor. Coached football and basketball. Have been retired since I was 55. Duke fan forever.
What do you do for a living?
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guru gary -7 analyzes top prep recruits for a major sports network. He can't reveal who he actually works for but it's probably the top sports network out there without naming it. His real name is not guru gary -7 but he is famous and all of you will be shocked as to who he really is. He is at all the McDonald All-American games and at all the 5 star recruits games along with all the top coaches in the country. All the coaches know him but really don't know who he is but all of them ask his opinion on the talent these 5 star players have.
As to dr. steat he is one of the most respected members of congress and is expected to make a run for the presidency of The United States of America. It's either that or he is one of the most renounced psychiatrist in the world. I just can't figure it out. I'm feel pretty sure he was the thr post that diagnosed me a long time ago as being a mental midget. OFC
I am a retired double naught spy
and a retired Industrial Gas and Welding Supplies Salesman.
and a retired Industrial Gas and Welding Supplies Salesman.
What town if close enough to me will drive to give a fellow Duke fan business
Retired entrepreneur.Owned three businesses and sold out four years ago
Little town called Rockwell, about 7-8 miles south of Salisbury on Hwy 52. Would shoot you my email, just let me know coach. Thanks
I just retired from teaching P.E. for 30 years, work part-time in a Sporting Goods store.
I work in software -- marketing, business development, and product management.
I have gotten to work with game development tools, to enterprise software, to online auction software, to embedded software that goes into everything from car, industrial devices, to the Mars rovers.
Blessed to have a job....blessed to have a great boss.
I have gotten to work with game development tools, to enterprise software, to online auction software, to embedded software that goes into everything from car, industrial devices, to the Mars rovers.
Blessed to have a job....blessed to have a great boss.
High percentage of gym teachers here, it seems!
Hey Pisgah, is it true that Ipsychosis is a librarian?
No, is it an original or reproduction model? I know it's a British made rifle.
Repro... originals would be a lot harder to find, and EXPENSIVE
The guy I got it from was a gunsmith up in New Hampshire... had a CRAZY collection of guns.
I figure as a gunsmith you might enjoy
You do older stuff, or modern stuff?Mac and myself are also consultants to the folks at Peckers Potted Meat, "The Pride of Southern Canned Meats!"
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If I've ever said anything that makes you mad sir, I apologize
I work in sales and I sell business travel. Most people ask me what that means. People within companies travel for work, well they use a travel agency, just one that specializes in business travel. So I sell to companies looking to have a specialized travel company book their business travel.
Beautiful collection. I do both but prefer restoring older models and bringing them back to life. I have one Thompson from the early fiftys. One early model m1 grand.Repro... originals would be a lot harder to find, and EXPENSIVE
The guy I got it from was a gunsmith up in New Hampshire... had a CRAZY collection of guns.
I figure as a gunsmith you might enjoy
The look on family's faces when you take a loved ones weapon and restore it for them so that they can give it back to them. Priceless.
Fantastic! Yeah, that's pretty cool. What are some of the fun ones you've worked on? Who have you returned guns to?
A Thompson... that's balls as hell... I'd LOVE a Garand, but goddamn they are NOT cheap.
Oh, and look closely at the photo of the big room full of guns, and you'll see an RPG in the background, and the very top of a bazooka in the back corner. Nuts
I love the Baker so much sometimes it sits next to me when I watch TV
Lol. As far as returning guns, do you mean ones I've purchased or worked on?Fantastic! Yeah, that's pretty cool. What are some of the fun ones you've worked on? Who have you returned guns to?
A Thompson... that's balls as hell... I'd LOVE a Garand, but goddamn they are NOT cheap.
Oh, and look closely at the photo of the big room full of guns, and you'll see an RPG in the background, and the very top of a bazooka in the back corner. Nuts
I love the Baker so much sometimes it sits next to me when I watch TV
The best one I've worked on and had the most fun with was a Barrett fifty cal for a big gun collector out of bladen county.
The most memorable to date was a marlin .22 nothing special but it was given to this young man by his grandfather all broke missing pieces his father brought it to me to reduc they were gonna give it back to the grandfather who at eighty still tried to hunt.
Story short grandfather passed away a week later the father and son came to pick it up ( I might still have the pics) the little boy had tears in his eyes as he saw the new condition and I couldn't charge them. Just their appreciation and look was enough.
Always wanted to be a sports broadcaster or on air at a sports radio station. Went to College for it but then found out it was wayyyy harder to break into the field then I thought!
Good stuff, man. Love that story. Any photos of interesting work?
Repro... originals would be a lot harder to find, and EXPENSIVE
The guy I got it from was a gunsmith up in New Hampshire... had a CRAZY collection of guns.
I figure as a gunsmith you might enjoy
impressive collectionRepro... originals would be a lot harder to find, and EXPENSIVE
The guy I got it from was a gunsmith up in New Hampshire... had a CRAZY collection of guns.
I figure as a gunsmith you might enjoy
High Point area. I split time between Davidson and Wilkes county. Worked for the HP paper for 44 years. Loved covering ACC sports. Especially Duke. Retired in 2013. What kind of gun smithing do you do?
Right?! To be clear, NOT mine... the guy I bought the Baker from. I've got a handful of flintlocks and percussion and a few more, but nothing like that
Cannot imagine being a broadcaster just too much of a homer.FCC would throw me under the jail if I were ever to do A Duke vs Unc game lol
Yep, i mess with guns also. My wife and I both hunt . My personal favorites are the older double shotguns. I have never owned a flintlock, but I do like looking at them. Watching folks shoot them always amazes me.Right?! To be clear, NOT mine... the guy I bought the Baker from. I've got a handful of flintlocks and percussion and a few more, but nothing like that
Yeah probably wouldn't last too long.
Ol Roy throws his arms up at a call: "I don't know why the refs don't T up the bozo, totally unprofessional!" You'd be fired by 1st TV timeout
Don't think I would be that mild in describing that blankety blank no good fit nothing well you get the idea.Would definetly not be fit for children to hear lol
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