what do you do?

[editevening]

yo, so i'm new to sz although i've been lurkin for several months and am wondering what all you cats do for a living? I know a lot of you cross multiple professions from students to jobs in fashion, so i think it's worth having a thread on this considering i couldnt find anything similar in the archives.

Considering I'm a newbie and I don't want to start on the wrong foot, I myself am a cd for a boutique ad agency in Melbs.

Go!

[Faust]

SZ czar.

[Fade to Black]

flaneur

(i just learned the meaning of this word today...damn I didn't know there was a word out there that made what I *DO* sound so important and distinguished, regal even. I can probably slip it in at most cocktail parties and will most likely receive unknowing nods of approval and admiring stares through glassy eyes...)

[theetruscan]

Take naps.

[Jonn]

im a student that spends a significant portion of my time trying out bands i come across in the "what are you listening today" thread. i aint no baller by any means i like "culture" most out of what SZ has to offer.

[Magician]

I get paid to go to parties.

[philip nod]

drink way too much...on average i'm hungover 2-3 times a week...pathetic

[MikeN]

I used to have a real job and then I got laid off so now I'm just a DJ.

[kira]

everything and nothing.

[reborn]

amateur thumb twiddler...been thinking about going pro.

[Heirloom]

i'm an heir. I don't need to do anything.

[MikeN]

i was looking for a job. and then i found a job. and you know the rest.

And heaven knows you're miserable now?

[Fade to Black]

drink way too much...on average i'm hungover 2-3 times a week...pathetic

you've always struck me as a drinker

[editevening]

reborn, you get drafted yet?

[deleuze]

Flâneur isn't a bad job. I did that for a few years until one day I strolled into a dériveur who by this chance occurence felt obliged to free me from a web of representation the city had spun around me. I apprenticed under him for about 6 months until I proved capable of heading up my own local dérive.