What's your profession?

[SGFBeerBuzz]

Refractory Brickmason.

Seriously. You made this up, right?

Just kidding. What makes the refractory part?

 

[stephen424]

I work for the biggest steel maker in the world.

 

[copyright1997]

I work for the biggest steel maker in the world.

Being from Pittsburgh, this is an embarrassing question....but who is that these days?

 

[HeavyKettleBrewing]

Small Business Owner--Manufacturer of custom automotive luxury and race wheels. Machinist/Engineering. I have been seriously considering expanding into manufacturing home brewing equipment.

www.axiomwheels.com

 

[Woz]

Middle School Teacher

 

[stephen424]

ArcelorMittal

 

[PitchnGrin]

Product Development/R&D Scientist in Personal Care industry. I'm going to find a way to work hops into one of my formulas. Barley extract is great for the hair by the way... not kidding.

 

[ScootNJ]

Stay at home dad for the past 10 years.

 

[scottedk]

Currently a Biostatistician.

Planning on pursuing my PhD in Statistics this coming fall.

 

[sweetcell]

IT consultant.

 

[PIGMAN]

CPA, former professional chef, still cook a lot.

 

[WoolyBooger]

Fisheries Biologist.

 

[Dan_F_30]

Research associate/medicinal chemist

 

[fishsniffer]

13 years US Navy. :rockin:

 

[tennesseean_87]

Divinity student at a Westminster Theological Seminary. This hobby could not have happened if I had chosen Southern Baptist, and I'm glad I didn't!

 

[mobrew]

Air Traffic Controller

 

[Chaddyb]

ArcelorMittal

I am familiar with this company!

Which leads me to my profession (if you wanna call it that)

I am a general warehouse worker at a steel tubing, pipe valve and fitting warehouse.
I also have a degree in autobody and collision repair, and I do crazy custom paint jobs on cars and bikes on the side.

 

[rugbyman]

County Prosecutor in Detroit.

 

[DirtyOldDuck]

Ex-lawyer, stroke survivor. There is definitely a cause and effect relationship between the stroke and the fact that I am a "former" lawyer; may also be a cause and effect relationship between the lawyering and the stroke.

 

[SittingDuck]

How odd that the two ducks are both lawyers. Congrats on surviving the stroke, and even more for surviving the lawyering!

 

[Ed4]

Metallurgical Engineer.

There are 5-6 guys at my company that brew.

All engineers.

 

[Mr_Manimal]

Butcher

We've got a commercial stove in the back that'll boil three 6gal pots, so it's at least every three weeks me and the two other guys will hang out in the shop brewing

 

[theveganbrewer]

I'm in marketing and often dream of branding and promoting my own beer

 

[Griff777]

I'm an insurance agent of 35 years, do most of my brewing early in the morning before heading into the office.

All grain takes about 5 hours, and I head into the office around one o'clock. I use my wort chiller and swim pool to speed chilling. Fermentation already rocking when I get home. Just lucky to have a flexible schedule.

 

[hungry4hops]

Im a flat rate auto body painter I can leave whenever I finish my work head home and brew!!!

 

[Fastmetal]

Commercial and Farm property insurance adjuster. When the weather is good there are few claims so I brew, fly, and ride my bike. When the wind and hail comes I drive around NW, MO wishing I was brewing, flying, and cycling.

 

[geezerpk]

Ex-lawyer, stroke survivor. There is definitely a cause and effect relationship between the stroke and the fact that I am a "former" lawyer; may also be a cause and effect relationship between the lawyering and the stroke.

I really hope there's no relationship between the stroke and home brewing.

 

[DirtyOldDuck]

I really hope there's no relationship between the stroke and home brewing.

Actually, there is. SWMBO gave me a kit for Christmas as a hobby to keep me occupied and help take the place of work!

 

[DirtyOldDuck]

How odd that the two ducks are both lawyers. Congrats on surviving the stroke, and even more for surviving the lawyering!

I like the brewing a lot better!

 

[Flyin1500]

High speed pressurized metal tube operator.