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paxman |
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Posts: 8 | underground miner or the backup job is surface driller and blasting | ||
BSG |
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Posts: 61 | Vince Weirick - 8/1/2012 10:58 PM beerforthemuskygods - 8/1/2012 2:58 PM Vince Weirick - 7/30/2012 10:27 PM Flo Meister - 7/30/2012 10:30 PM Hey Vince, I used to help implant Medtronic products for spine fusions. Nice equipment... Even smaller world lol! I have some of your hardware in my neck... Thanks... Very cool! If you can message me the part number and lot number I may be able to find information on when it was made and who made it. Here's some of the medtronic stuff we make. Pretty cool stuff. Atlantis Plates http://youtu.be/ASERKcwBuUA | ||
on the eight |
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Posts: 51 Location: Elk River Mn | Vince Weirick - 8/1/2012 10:58 PM beerforthemuskygods - 8/1/2012 2:58 PM Vince Weirick - 7/30/2012 10:27 PM Flo Meister - 7/30/2012 10:30 PM Hey Vince, I used to help implant Medtronic products for spine fusions. Nice equipment... Even smaller world lol! I have some of your hardware in my neck... Thanks... Very cool! If you can message me the part number and lot number I may be able to find information on when it was made and who made it. Hopefully I didn't build it on a Friday! | ||
KentuckyMuskie |
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Posts: 252 | Environmental Protection - Air Quality. But, I would rather be muskie fishing. | ||
Wissota Musky |
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Outside maintenance for our public school system. 6:00 - 2:30 | |||
wkeegobbler |
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Posts: 323 Location: Waukee, IA | Middle School Science teacher for 9 months......full time fisherman for 3! Almost time to get back to teaching. : ( | ||
beerforthemuskygods |
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Posts: 410 Location: one foot over the line | on the eight - 8/2/2012 4:55 PM Vince Weirick - 8/1/2012 10:58 PM beerforthemuskygods - 8/1/2012 2:58 PM Vince Weirick - 7/30/2012 10:27 PM Flo Meister - 7/30/2012 10:30 PM Hey Vince, I used to help implant Medtronic products for spine fusions. Nice equipment... Even smaller world lol! I have some of your hardware in my neck... Thanks... Very cool! If you can message me the part number and lot number I may be able to find information on when it was made and who made it. Hopefully I didn't build it on a Friday! Holy cow!!! I just spit my beer out!! | ||
don3118 |
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Posts: 111 Location: Weyauwega Wi. | Service Tech (Haas CNC machines) | ||
NickD |
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Posts: 297 | Electrical Engineer. Programming PLCs and HMIs in the Dairy/Food industry | ||
C. Hardy |
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Posts: 4 | Heavy equipment operator in an underground mine. | ||
Junkman |
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Posts: 1220 | Hey Vince, I can beat all the other posts...part of being in the junk business is buying the metal from cremation places. I get all the back stuff, hips, knees, titanium screws...the works. I'm the one guy on this board who can sell you your stuff back..... | ||
Jacko |
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Posts: 72 | Glass blower making lighting and sculpture | ||
Vince Weirick |
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Posts: 1060 Location: Palm Coast, FL | Junkman - 8/2/2012 9:47 PM Hey Vince, I can beat all the other posts...part of being in the junk business is buying the metal from cremation places. I get all the back stuff, hips, knees, titanium screws...the works. I'm the one guy on this board who can sell you your stuff back..... ;) Marty, Thanks for the offer but with our heavily regulated industry I doubt we would have any traceability on those parts lol. | ||
cocathntr |
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Posts: 86 Location: colorado | first responder Gas dept Xcel energy | ||
Guest |
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Man no average joes on muskie1st. No wonder people can go out and buy $400 rods and $500 reels. | |||
eboost |
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Posts: 81 Location: Bloomingdale, IL | Guest - 8/3/2012 6:02 AM Man no average joes on muskie1st. No wonder people can go out and buy $400 rods and $500 reels. Musky fishing isn't cheap lol even more so if you're like me and like having top of the line stuff! | ||
JKahler |
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Posts: 1290 Location: WI | Guest - 8/3/2012 6:02 AM Man no average joes on muskie1st. No wonder people can go out and buy $400 rods and $500 reels. Warehouseman, 2nd shift. How's that for avg? | ||
Herb_b |
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Posts: 829 Location: Maple Grove, MN | Looking through these posts, I see people from many different occupations and stages in life. The one consistent theme I see is a lot of hard-working people who are doing their best. It makes sense though. Not to many welfare type bums want to work as hard as Muskie fishing requires. | ||
ESOX Maniac |
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Posts: 2753 Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | Herb- I don't know about that, a bobber & hook W/shiner or sucker will also work- fish for dinner tonight. Yeah, very interesting to see what everyone does to stay afloat! Have fun! Al | ||
Guest |
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Guest - 8/3/2012 6:02 AM Man no average joes on muskie1st. No wonder people can go out and buy $400 rods and $500 reels. thats alright. the guys who work normal jobs are the guys that actually fish and don't rely on money to put fish in the boat. | |||
BenR |
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Guest - 8/3/2012 11:01 PM Guest - 8/3/2012 6:02 AM Man no average joes on muskie1st. No wonder people can go out and buy $400 rods and $500 reels. thats alright. the guys who work normal jobs are the guys that actually fish and don't rely on money to put fish in the boat. That is silly. I don't think having money and good equipment is a handicap when chasing muskie. It is not necessary, but it certainly doesn't hurt. BR | |||
Lungemadness |
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Posts: 152 | Machinist 3-11...Crown Royal quality controll tester 11-2... | ||
hawg chaser |
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Posts: 79 | Livestock procurement. I buy cattle for a packing co. | ||
bobbie |
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Posts: 559 | I am a nail pounder.This what I do in my spare time. My brother had these cards made for me. Attachments ---------------- 001 [640x480].JPG (70KB - 176 downloads) | ||
Erieboy75 |
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Posts: 171 | Chemical Engr - Hey "Lots of luck" Boiler up!!! BSChE80. Mostly Program Management these days. Livin' the dream...... | ||
stormynick |
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Posts: 75 | Over Night Assistant Manager for Wal Mart usually 4 13 hour nights then 4 off | ||
Badgerpat1 |
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Location: Sun Prairie, Wisconsin | School District HR guy | ||
Weevil |
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Posts: 143 Location: Palatine, IL | Commercial HVAC service technician for Trane. | ||
Herb_b |
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Posts: 829 Location: Maple Grove, MN | I think some of the people with good jobs may actually fish the least. High paying jobs usually come at a cost of more years of school and long hours on the job. Its tough to catch fish when one is not on the water. Good luck all. | ||
Guest |
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Currently the Chef at a luxury ranch in British Columbia, Canada. Also a turkey hunting and fly fishing guide. | |||
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