What do you all do to support your cigar smoking extra curricular activities. I work at an office cubicle installing company right now. And, I'm going to school to become a registered nurse. Then I can afford to smoke the really good stogies. Yeeeaaah!

I'm a Captain at Continental Airlines. I loved flying since I was a little kid.

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I am a programmer/analyst for a manufacturing company.

I'm a state certified Electrician. Currently working ground-up commercial construction.

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i manage the local Applebee's. Its not the most glorious job but i enjoy it. It is what it is and it pays the bill (nicely i might add). someday ill open my own place but im only 27 and i lack the fundage as of yet.

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pilot711:

I'm a Captain at Continental Airlines. I loved flying since I was a little kid.

i never woulda guessed by your user name...

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kuzi16:

pilot711:

I'm a Captain at Continental Airlines. I loved flying since I was a little kid.

i never woulda guessed by your user name...

LOL, I just thought he was a 7-11 clerk...I went with the other part of the name. :D

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Another software guy, here.

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j0z3r:

kuzi16:

pilot711:

I'm a Captain at Continental Airlines. I loved flying since I was a little kid.

i never woulda guessed by your user name...

LOL, I just thought he was a 7-11 clerk...I went with the other part of the name. :D

even better.

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You guys are hilarious. I, as many of you know am a Marine. This question reminded me of a conversation we all had the other day sitting around....... smoking cigars of all things to be doing..

We were talking about what we did (other than the obvious), and of course the obvious rhetoric of how we are over in Iraq to build a ...blah blah..... AND "give the Iraqi people the same liberties we enjoy"
Talk about internal conflict. Ha ha... Whatever, the fighting is the fun part of our jobs.....

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Mikal

mikalsan:

You guys are hilarious. I, as many of you know am a Marine. This question reminded me of a conversation we all had the other day sitting around....... smoking cigars of all things to be doing..

We were talking about what we did (other than the obvious), and of course the obvious rhetoric of how we are over in Iraq to build a ...blah blah..... AND "give the Iraqi people the same liberties we enjoy"
Talk about internal conflict. Ha ha... Whatever, the fighting is the fun part of our jobs.....

Um, sorry, I am sure you are all confused by my last post. Part of it is missing. The quotations represent the important part of our convo. To be more precise, we talked about "What liberties we fight for that we dont agree with."

That was the internal conflict. We fight for liberties (even though we dont agree with some of them).

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Mikal

pilot711:

I'm a Captain at Continental Airlines. I loved flying since I was a little kid.

Sweet! When are airline ticket prices going to come back down? I was looking for a flight for leave when we get home, and the old $480 RT ticket from HNL to IAD is now $1200.

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Mikal

mikalsan:

pilot711:

I'm a Captain at Continental Airlines. I loved flying since I was a little kid.

Sweet! When are airline ticket prices going to come back down? I was looking for a flight for leave when we get home, and the old $480 RT ticket from HNL to IAD is now $1200.

I think they will go up more before they go down. It all depends on what the price of oil does. I know people are upset by ticket prices and all the nickle and dimeing going on but the airlines can't make money with the cost of fuel. The whole industry is in trouble. Anyway I think it will be a while. By the way, thanks for doing what you do. We are all proud of you guys! Be careful and kick a#$!!

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Well I'm retired and live on some investments I made when I was younger (how did that happen?) been in the military seems like all my life since I was a military brat also and joined when I was 18......but I'm happy with the choices I've made!

First off thanks Mikalsan and Mark, for doing what you do or did for our country. The fact that you don't necessarily agree with it but are still willing to risk your life for this country is true patriotism my friend. Thanks.
I'm just another software guy. Software Consultant for a EAM consulting firm.