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What do you do for a living?

MrMrdevincamus

Voice Of The Martyrs Supporter
I use to be a baker, and then I manged a cleaning business, but now I am on a disability pension.

Baking is a noble profession, and man do I love breads and pastries! Then three years ago I got diagnosed as a diabetic, and my world ended. I like eating better than drugs that I became dependent on after a serious motorcycle meets oak tree accident. It was much easier to cold turkey off oxyies after being on them for three years than to try and maintain my god awful near zero carb 'diet'.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Baking is a noble profession, and man do I love breads and pastries! Then three years ago I got diagnosed as a diabetic, and my world ended. I like eating better than drugs that I became dependent on after a serious motorcycle meets oak tree accident. It was much easier to cold turkey off oxyies after being on them for three years than to try and maintain my god awful near zero carb 'diet'.
Good bread is a rare thing.
My favorite bakery is Zingerman's, but this stuff is pricey.
So I only buy half priced day old bread.
 

Katzpur

Not your average Mormon
Baking is a noble profession, and man do I love breads and pastries! Then three years ago I got diagnosed as a diabetic, and my world ended. I like eating better than drugs that I became dependent on after a serious motorcycle meets oak tree accident. It was much easier to cold turkey off oxyies after being on them for three years than to try and maintain my god awful near zero carb 'diet'.
My husband was diagnosed with diabetes a year ago, but he seems to be able to handle carbs as long as he eats enough protein along with them. Do you have to avoid them entirely? I would die without my carbs!
 

oldbadger

Skanky Old Mongrel!
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.........................I know how to live with a lot less than some people think that they might need. I spend less instead of making more.

That is equal to a job!
I love making, mending, obtaining and maintaining things for nothing or very little.

...love it! :)
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) technician.
I know quite a few guys who do that.
Tell me....were you trained to....
- Cut big holes in critical structural members when running duct.
- Knock tin.
- Make all copper plumbing lines crooked?
 

Sand Dancer

Currently catless
I'm a student and I run a little Etsy shop. It's Pagan based, although a lot of the things I sell cater to Wiccans. It hurts my soul but it brings in a lot of money. I try to maintain some things I can put my word behind, but those items are just so I can maintain some pride in my shop. All the Wiccan stuff is really what keeps me afloat, so I do what I must..

What is the name of it?
 

Tarheeler

Argumentative Curmudgeon
Premium Member
I know quite a few guys who do that.
Tell me....were you trained to....
- Cut big holes in critical structural members when running duct.
- Knock tin.
- Make all copper plumbing lines crooked?
1. Only when approved by the structural engineer.
2. Yes.
3. Nope, I don't run plumbing lines. I run refrigerant lines and hydronic heating/cooling lines.
 

psychoslice

Veteran Member
Baking is a noble profession, and man do I love breads and pastries! Then three years ago I got diagnosed as a diabetic, and my world ended. I like eating better than drugs that I became dependent on after a serious motorcycle meets oak tree accident. It was much easier to cold turkey off oxyies after being on them for three years than to try and maintain my god awful near zero carb 'diet'.
Its weird how dietetics are addicted to the very thing that they should have, I suppose just continue in moderation and enjoy your life.
 

MrMrdevincamus

Voice Of The Martyrs Supporter
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) technician.

Otherwise known as God down here in the south. Its not real bad here in the mountains of northeast TN but drive a couple hundred miles south and a man almost needs gills to breathe.
 

MrMrdevincamus

Voice Of The Martyrs Supporter
Its weird how dietetics are addicted to the very thing that they should have, I suppose just continue in moderation and enjoy your life.

Isn't it though? The worst is how quickly I gain weight using insulin. I have decided the only way to be alive ten years from now is a complete lifestyle change, that means rabbit food and cardio.
 

MrMrdevincamus

Voice Of The Martyrs Supporter
I know quite a few guys who do that.
Tell me....were you trained to....
- Cut big holes in critical structural members when running duct.
- Knock tin.
- Make all copper plumbing lines crooked?

I was an iron-worker for a while and we called the above field engineering. Tools required, a Oxy Acetylene torch with rosebud tip and a rodbuster speed wrench...ie a sledge hammer....oh an rodbuster is a reinforcing iron worker.....
 

psychoslice

Veteran Member
Isn't it though? The worst is how quickly I gain weight using insulin. I have decided the only way to be alive ten years from now is a complete lifestyle change, that means rabbit food and cardio.
Oh my god, I said dietetics instead of diabetics lol, I myself love what you call rabbit food, maybe because I'm a vegetarian, and you know what rabbits are good at ? lol.:)
 

MrMrdevincamus

Voice Of The Martyrs Supporter
My husband was diagnosed with diabetes a year ago, but he seems to be able to handle carbs as long as he eats enough protein along with them. Do you have to avoid them entirely? I would die without my carbs!

No I take my chances and eat carbs modestly, unless I slip up. Then I inject a unit of fast acting insulin for each gram of carb I go over. Eating protein doesn't help my diabetes, my pancreas is too far gone I suppose. Does your husband test before and after a carb rich meal? If I eat say a piece of pie with 60 grams of carb, that will push my number from around 125 to 260 or more. Yeah, I'm dead.
 
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