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And do you like your job? I drive trains for London Underground and I love it. But then I've only been doing it for a few weeks now, so perhaps the novelty will wear off soon. (But I doubt it!) If I could earn a decent living as a close-up magician, I would definitely go with that. However, I will just have to settle for performing magic for family and friends. Which I also love, so it's not bad really.

I write data manipulation, analysis, information retrieval and web software.

One in 10 of my jobs are interesting, the rest are same old same old.

I work in sales. money is good, but staff morale.. well its so low that I think hell feels our pain!!

Most of my money comes from my entertainment shows.
But I also have a summer job of 'lumberjack' and repair man.

Technically I'm retired but I still write, develop and consult with others about magic and mystery styled entertainment. I'm even doing some limited performances here and there.

Data Analysis, database management and report generation

hey maybey magic and disco's but not realy now I'm more disabled / carer.
still waiting for a fulltime lable for my condition and wether they can do anything about it, till then a big thankyou to all thoughs taxpayers out there for your suport.

in theory I'm unemployed. but i get a bit of money in through magic and juggling, but not enough to warrent calling it a career. going off to become an accountant soon though, hopefully.

I sit off at home and do jack Well, I've just finished GCSEs so I think I deserve it

College soon though.

But I'm always thinking about and researching into casinos and making plans on how I'm going to win so much cash off them

Mikey.666 wrote:But I'm always thinking about and researching into casinos and making plans on how I'm going to win so much cash off them

Own one.

Marvell wrote:

Mikey.666 wrote:But I'm always thinking about and researching into casinos and making plans on how I'm going to win so much cash off them

Own one.

Now that's an idea!

I'm a freelance writer and thaumaturgical researcher/inventor.

Professional magician, psychic, and reader depending on what hat I'm wearing - and to be honest it's normally all three at once.

themagicwand wrote:Professional magician, psychic, and reader depending on what hat I'm wearing - and to be honest it's normally all three at once.

I have one of those hats too... imagine that

We really do live in a small world

I'm a scaffolder/carpenter apprentice... which means i need to be fairly careful at work because i don't want to go around injuring my hands or fingers