What is your Dream Job

[COR 2000]

I would love to be a game designer once I finish college.

 

[Craig FTW]

Professional musician! As well as get paid to make an type of art I want, including stick figures.

 

[AWC Viper]

i already have it. eat skittles, play videogames and watch porn.

no seriously i would love to be E-7 Staff Sgt in the ADF

 

[wikicated]

mattress tester or lazy boy furniture tester

 

[Pegghead]

Gynecologist!

But in all seriousness I want to write for a living when I can, fiction that is.

 

[Mediteral]

A famous writer with memorable works
and
A professional musician who's actually really good with a cool band

 

[Pegghead]

Death, that would be both awesome and intresting.

Somehow I think it would get boring after a while.

 

[Laura.]

a MYTHBUSTER

 

[blankgabriel]

Lead engineer for Project Orion. If we can get rid of this (Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapon Tests in the Atmosphere, in Outer
Space and Under Water (1963)

Or the lead engineer for an interstellar ram jet.

one can only dream.

 

[Lord Thodin]

Create videogames. You asked this on a website that i frequent cause of video games. So yea, id say video game designer. I tell that to my friends and they laugh. They want to be engineers. Fuck that. Video games are WAYY better

 

[fenrizz]

Head of development/research at a professional and legal cannabis farm.
It would be a large, indoor greenhouse, with thousand of plants.

We would deliver marijuana for medicinal experiments, and breed our own strains.
Also, I would love to be able to smoke on the job.

 

[MaskedMori]

Death, that would be both awesome and intresting.

Somehow I think it would get boring after a while.

Then quit. =P

 

[lava_lamp]

to be a great musician
not a rock star but just be able to write amazing songs, to be like George Harrison

 

[myogaman]

In far past, Blacksmith
In not so far past, Pirate
In past, Wildwest dude

Modern, Writer and to teach English in Japan

Near future, Zombie Slayer
Far Future, Mech Warrior

 

[myogaman]

Create videogames. You asked this on a website that i frequent cause of video games. So yea, id say video game designer. I tell that to my friends and they laugh. They want to be engineers. Fuck that. Video games are WAYY better

Prepare for programming hell D:

I wanted to do that, then I got a job programming C# (my preferred language) and hated being in an office all day. Later I got a job just making websites, I hated that one too. But I just didn't like programming for someone else. If you are doing something you truly love (like building a video game) go all out man, pick up some books on C and C++, and master that shit.

 

[myogaman]

I want do this be an aerospace engineer. I have hit some bumps along the way, but I will get there eventually. Seriously, aerospace engineers get to do some cool shit!

My friend is getting his degree for that
He told me that you should never specialize though because it limits your future potential jobs. In other words, become an engineer that goes into an aerospace job. That way if you can't find an aerospace job, you still have options.

But I'm not going into a technical field so I don't know that much on job specialization.

 

[ssgt splatter]

Professional game tester and gamer. Yeah. Just sit on your ass all day long playing videogames.

 

[Saint Dillon]

Professional guitar player

I concur.

 

[tsb247]

I want do this be an aerospace engineer. I have hit some bumps along the way, but I will get there eventually. Seriously, aerospace engineers get to do some cool shit!

My friend is getting his degree for that
He told me that you should never specialize though because it limits your future potential jobs. In other words, become an engineer that goes into an aerospace job. That way if you can't find an aerospace job, you still have options.

But I'm not going into a technical field so I don't know that much on job specialization.

I have a strong focus on doing CATIA work at the moment, and I am working on an AS in pre-engineering at the moment. I plan to go back for my Aerospace BS after this.

I figure this was I can:

A. Take my time and keep my grades up.

B. Get a more diverse education and have more skills spread across the board.

Besides... experienced CATIA operators are always in demand.