Belly up to the bar....

[Audiomechanic]

Originally Posted by Ebbs15

not orders... permissions... access... to... hookup peoples printers, outlook, you know... the stuff that makes women's panties wet

Except for the panties, I am suddenly disinterested cause it reminds me of what I do.

[Mr Lefty]

Originally Posted by Audiomechanic

Except for the panties, I am suddenly disinterested cause it reminds me of what I do.

yeah I'm just the IT help desk but at the moment I have no admin rights... so I can do like 1/10th of my job... but the thing is they just started up a centralized helpdesk to handle all the issues I can take care of with out adminrights over the phone... So basicly... I have no job

And the next "class" for me to get my admin rights... APRIL! WTF...

[Audiomechanic]

Originally Posted by Ebbs15

yeah I'm just the IT help desk but at the moment I have no admin rights... so I can do like 1/10th of my job... but the thing is they just started up a centralized helpdesk to handle all the issues I can take care of with out adminrights over the phone... So basicly... I have no job

And the next "class" for me to get my admin rights... APRIL! WTF...

So you're getting paid to

I envy you. On a whole new level of envy. If you had a breast in one hand, the mouse in the other, and a steak in your mouth, I would declare you king.

[psychochild28]

Originally Posted by Audiomechanic

I'd love to do what you do, SC. Just more on the audio side than the lights, but it all looks fun. How'd u get started being a lighting tech?

I've been doing theatrical lighting since HS. Then I started doing local crew stuff around Ohio (mostly at the Schottenstein Center) and got more into the lighting side of that. Then I kept asking the roadies that came through how they got started and one of them said the company they worked for was hiring.

that and Craig from Zee photos helped hook me up also cause he first turned me on to the company (Bandit Lites) So I can offically say that motorcycles helped me find a job...

[Audiomechanic]

Originally Posted by psychochild28

I've been doing theatrical lighting since HS. Then I started doing local crew stuff around Ohio (mostly at the Schottenstein Center) and got more into the lighting side of that. Then I kept asking the roadies that came through how they got started and one of them said the company they worked for was hiring.

that and Craig from Zee photos helped hook me up also cause he first turned me on to the company (Bandit Lites) So I can offically say that motorcycles helped me find a job...

Friggin awesome. Like I said, I would love to get heavy into the sound portion of it. Running sound for the small time dance production that I volunteer for is an absolute blast. I can't even imagine what doing a large show is like! I probably need to go back to school at least to get certified in audio,but I don't have the time or money now.

Oh well. Such is life.

[psychochild28]

Originally Posted by Audiomechanic

Friggin awesome. Like I said, I would love to get heavy into the sound portion of it. Running sound for the small time dance production that I volunteer for is an absolute blast. I can't even imagine what doing a large show is like! I probably need to go back to school at least to get certified in audio,but I don't have the time or money now.

Oh well. Such is life.

honestly try doing local crew at venues around you. It's just setting up the equipment but you'll meet amazing contacts.

not that this helps much but this is kinda what i'm talking about
http://houston.craigslist.org/cwg/552915791.html

[NONE_too_SOFT]

word up nukkas.

[OneSickPsycho]

Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT

word up nukkas.

A giraffe's balls foo.

[Audiomechanic]

Originally Posted by psychochild28

honestly try doing local crew at venues around you. It's just setting up the equipment but you'll meet amazing contacts.

not that this helps much but this is kinda what i'm talking about
http://houston.craigslist.org/cwg/552915791.html

Much love! You are a wealth of good knowledge, PC. Perhaps you're not nearly as psycho as your name infers....

That's a great idea though! One thing I'm great at (perhaps a little too good...) Is talking and relating to people. I never know who I'll meet.

[t-homo]

What up guys? Haven't gotten any postwhoring in today cuz I was working on the damn tree since I got up at 10. Probably start again around 9 until midnightish.

Midwesternrr, good to see you made it over here bud. Mizzou's representin.