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skidmark 08-20-2009 12:23 PM


Originally Posted by Milk Man (Post 663815)
Just curious as to what second jobs some of you guys have out there...

I hope your not thinking what I think your thinking. If so DON'T DO IT!:eek::eek::eek:

PokerPro 08-20-2009 12:33 PM

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Name says it all. But with recent events and changing of the banking laws, it has become much tougher to earn a living at it. But it is something you can do on the road with your computer if you put a little work into it.

flyingsucks 08-20-2009 04:04 PM

Having a second job isn't always about paying the bills. I fly corporate with a great salary, I work for a logging company a few days a week whacking trees down just to do something besides sitting on my butt all day in an airplane. It doesn't pay great but it is nice to do something exciting that requires a little skill :D

rvr350 08-22-2009 12:29 PM

Find a rich broad, use your talent and marry well. Live happily ever after:)

StrikeTime 08-22-2009 04:24 PM


Originally Posted by rvr350 (Post 666618)
Find a rich broad, use your talent and marry well. Live happily ever after:)

That's a full time job. Wouldn't work as a part-time job, no matter how much I try.

BE24pilot 08-22-2009 07:19 PM

If you live in MI check out www.subpass.com About $90 a day and totally flexible.

bertengineer 08-24-2009 09:48 AM


Originally Posted by cubflyer (Post 663967)
Substitute Teacher..........(Well paid babysitter);)

(school of ROck) Mr. Schneibly...

waflyboy 08-24-2009 12:47 PM


Originally Posted by rickair7777 (Post 664154)
Contact the school district, many districts are always looking for subs. If you have a technical degree, most will take you without any teaching credentials, otherwise you may need the creds. The way it usually works is you go in a pool and they call you if they need you, but you can always say no so it works well with the airline gig.

I've found that in WA you need a bachelor's degree and a teaching certificate. Since I didn't do the coursework for a teaching cert when I earned my business degree, apparently I need to go back to a university and do it.

Probably not worth it for a sub job!

Wheels up 08-24-2009 01:09 PM

Stunt double in cable series "Hung."

15789 08-24-2009 01:12 PM

I sell medical supplies on the side, I'm trying to pay off the horrendous debt I incurred when i got down graded a while back.


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