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Rob · **Posted:** November 9th, 2011, 9:12 pm

Magicana Drofulcus wrote:

Muse wrote:

40-50 hour weeks

Also scape moar.

Magicana Drofulcus · **Posted:** November 9th, 2011, 9:15 pm

Muse wrote:

Magicana Drofulcus wrote:

Muse wrote:

40-50 hour weeks

Also scape moar.

I beat Ventrue to 95 prayer whilst doing a full time job :weird:

Market Man6 · **Posted:** November 9th, 2011, 9:20 pm

muse - haha thats hilarious! you should invest in a cattle prod. and poke them out the door.
also, glad to see you around the village more

Phantomrose · **Posted:** November 9th, 2011, 11:34 pm

How about Muse invests in a whip. She can whip them out the front door.

Katrine · **Posted:** November 11th, 2011, 1:30 am

At the moment I work for an independent graphic design company in Hamilton, Ontario.

My day more or less consists of:
1. Getting into work, turning on my computer
2. Reading emails and doodling on my wacom
3. Getting a project/working on a project
4. Getting criticized by clients
5. Reworking a project in their vision
6. Getting criticized for straying too far from their vision
7. ReReworking the project
8. Boss drops by with candy and tylenol
9. Watch Youtube and browse some other websites when he isn't around
10. 5 o'clock...turn on my out of office voicemail and email responders. And go relax and destress.

Rinse and repeat.

Rob · **Posted:** November 11th, 2011, 3:49 am

Phantomrose wrote:

How about Muse invests in a whip. She can whip them out the front door.

Most of them are fat and stink really bad so, maybe a can of deo would work better.

Phat Hobo · **Posted:** November 11th, 2011, 4:35 pm

26 an hour aint too shabby... is that with benefits, bonuses and yearly wage increases?

-Phat

Spirographed · **Posted:** November 11th, 2011, 5:39 pm

I hate this topic. Just sayin'.

Phantomrose · **Posted:** November 11th, 2011, 10:58 pm

Muse wrote:

Phantomrose wrote:

How about Muse invests in a whip. She can whip them out the front door.

Most of them are fat and stink really bad so, maybe a can of deo would work better.

Yeah, get a few cans of deo then.

Market Man6 · **Posted:** November 13th, 2011, 10:44 am

Katrine - Wow! A graphic designer! That's cool!

Are you allowed to share some of your drawings?

Flummbullen · **Posted:** November 13th, 2011, 12:21 pm

Until last month I was working as Community Manager/Localization Specialist for PokerStrategy.com, a poker school in Gibraltar. I was responsible for the Swedish website and its content. The basic task was managing a team of freelancers to translate various content and running an editorial department for news writing.

I've also been freelancing as a translator/proofreader, working with some big console titles as well as some of Zynga's Facebook games.

Now I'm moving for a new job, though (which is why I'm on here right now, procrastinating instead of packing!). Moving to Dublin on Tuesday to start work for Google. Job title is Quality Evaluator (Swedish/Norwegian), but what exactly it will entail is a bit vague, so remains to be seen. Starting on the 21st, so quite excited!

Katrine · **Posted:** November 13th, 2011, 6:56 pm

Market Man6 wrote:

Katrine - Wow! A graphic designer! That's cool!

Are you allowed to share some of your drawings?

Maybe

I'm not technically allowed to share my WIP(work in progress)'s with third parties unless told by the client. But I'm sure I can edit out some personal info on my online portfolio and show you some when I get back to the office tomorrow.

@Flumm - I still laugh at your name :awesome:

. My dads friend used to work for a KIA dealership in Toronto, Canada and sometimes memo's would come through to him in Swedish accidentally. I got my volunteer hours for high school translating backlogs of memo's from Swedish to English. It was really easy and it made me look smart haha.

Just remember: farmor and farfar - mormor and morfar and the other english translation fails

Market Man6 · **Posted:** November 14th, 2011, 12:46 am

Flummbullen - just over a week to go!!!

bet your excited!! Congrats on the new job!

Katrine - looking forward to the portfolio!

Flummbullen · **Posted:** November 14th, 2011, 8:20 am

Katrine wrote:

Market Man6 wrote:

@Flumm - I still laugh at your name :awesome:

. My dads friend used to work for a KIA dealership in Toronto, Canada and sometimes memo's would come through to him in Swedish accidentally. I got my volunteer hours for high school translating backlogs of memo's from Swedish to English. It was really easy and it made me look smart haha.

Just remember: farmor and farfar - mormor and morfar and the other english translation fails

Haha, that's awesome. Not the most common volunteer work, I bet.

And yes, never understood why English didn't have separate words for those!

Burks · **Posted:** November 17th, 2011, 1:22 am

Busted out an 18 hour shift yesterday......God that sucked.

Weren't even my patients going bad.....

Magicana Drofulcus · **Posted:** November 17th, 2011, 4:34 am

Next week, I'm going to be a temp (Read: 4 days) staffer for a member of parliament. Feels good man. Love politics

.

John · **Posted:** November 17th, 2011, 4:27 pm

I'm currently a "full time student" but I have a weekend job working in a Pub. Pulling pints, cleaning tables, entertaining drunks. Beats working in Tesco I guess!

Market Man6 · **Posted:** November 17th, 2011, 10:55 pm

burks - 18 hr shift = (8hrs X hourly wage) + (10hrs X (1.5 X hourly wage)) = win!
cam - am excited for you! glad your getting to do something you enjoy
john - awesome

drunks can be funny! ...until they get rowdy... i used to work at a kitchen, and there was a bar fight. haha like 8 guys got in a brawl outside our door

Jinxy · **Posted:** November 26th, 2011, 2:08 pm

Flummbullen wrote:

Katrine wrote:

Market Man6 wrote:

@Flumm - I still laugh at your name :awesome:

. My dads friend used to work for a KIA dealership in Toronto, Canada and sometimes memo's would come through to him in Swedish accidentally. I got my volunteer hours for high school translating backlogs of memo's from Swedish to English. It was really easy and it made me look smart haha.

Just remember: farmor and farfar - mormor and morfar and the other english translation fails

Haha, that's awesome. Not the most common volunteer work, I bet.

And yes, never understood why English didn't have separate words for those!

Paternal grandmother, paternal grandfather - maternal grandmother, maternal grandfather.

That's how you differentiate them in english

It's much simpler in our languages though.

Spirographed · **Posted:** November 26th, 2011, 3:25 pm

Yeah......We have the hardest language to learn with a ton of words for things that don't need a ton of words, and something like that is left out. Amazing.

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