I don't have any pics of where I work but if you walk into your bathroom, stick your head under your kitchen sink or walk down into your basement you'll get the idea.

 

you can run D but ya cant hide from us!

 

Here's where I work, as a Quality Garment Specialist... :

 

Click Here for Pictures of my Work...

 

I mostly work at the United States Army Aeromedical Center , Ft. Rucker, AL
but on the weekend I work at the Southeast Alabama Medical Center so I can but stuff for my truck

I don't have any pics of either, but I believe ther are some on the websites

 

Do we have any Gynecologists on the board?

Just a thought

 

^^^^
I am a part time freelance gynecologist.

 

Electronic Data Systems, Plano, TX



This is it from Space (below)... The joker is huge- A good 3-miles around it to do one lap... I worked in the building near the big traffic circle. The big white building.... TO get some perspective- that building although only 2 stories tall, is 1/4 mile+ long... Wider than the big building that's most prominent in the pic.

 

Main pic in the gallery. That's me waving from the roof.

www.1180peachtree.com

Actually, our company put all the glass on the building.

Dave

 

Zap: fer the love of God clean up those shavings on the lathe!

Ford Lariat: a special thanks to you, I havent looked up so many skirts and dresses since grammar school!

 

well here's my workplace




not a bad 'job' at all

 

I got a job at Target now. Im a cart attendant and cashier. Today, I went to a pre-employment drug screening. I had to **** in a cup and when I was filling it up, I over-filled the cup and I had to dump some **** out.

 

EDS eh? I had to go to Plano last Spring for some training and they gave us a tour of the Server Rooms(I say Rooms because there where tons of them) and I was sooooo impressed with their setup. I work more on the Network side and I thought I would pass out from the beauty of their Network layout... They told us that the main building runs on two separate power grids and has a butt load of backups if both grids ever go out at the same time. That was the neatest network environment I have ever been in. I sure wish ours looked that way.

We run two T-1's, they said they run something like 4 OC-48's. Maybe more, I can't remember.

 

Did the same thing back in the day! Only back then, cashiers were called "Touch Key Professionals" -- it was before we had scanners, and you had to pass a test to prove you could ring-up so many items (entering the stock number and price without looking at the keypad on the register) in such a period of time! If you couldn't "cut the mustard" you were demoted to working on the stock team or at the snack bar!

Actually one of the best "college" jobs I ever had -- talk about being surrounded by a plethora of late-teen poon tang! Damn I miss those days!

 

My next door neighbor (in Dallas) worked for EDS for a while...