What occupations sound like fun to you?

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CEO of bodypoint

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CEO of invacare (the powerchair company)

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CLASSIC AUTISM

Ruler of the world!

I like working with kids, so I would like to develop diagnostic tests or teaching tools. Maybe design teaching games for them.

Writing.

Sitting on my ass and doing whatever I absolutely want all of the time with no interruptions in my creativity for boring and mundane things like the neccessity to hold down a job for a paycheck's sake.

Oh, good *clap*

forensic anthropologist (thank you, Bones)
hospital administrator (thank you, Dr. House)
historian
astrophysicist/planetary scientist
published writer
that dusty old person in the basement library of an ivy-league college, hidden in the stacks
archaeologist
southern state chancery court judge (thank you, John Grisham)
lawyer (thank you, Boston Legal)
outhouse digger
fertility specialist
choreographer
painter/graphic artist
head baker

comedian
entertainer
public speaker
puppeteer
storyteller


I'd enjoy that even more than cartooning!

Shooting stuff with tank guns.

mmm a mafioso heheheheh

But there's too much socializing to do for an aspie like me

I had a great job, wasn't an occupation but it was fun. I was a circus psycho clown for six flags great adventure where i was paid to scare ppl. First, u dont have to talk, i wear a mask the whole time, and its just so much fun.

For an occupation i would love to get paid to spin in circles lol, even though there is no such thing as that, just a funny thought lol sorry. Seriously though probably toy tester, cmon whats better then testing out toys haha.

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I wish I could be paid to grow hair. I go from stubble to shaggy dog in ~4 weeks.

fresh air inspector!

Psychological researcher.
Though I know no other languages, a linguist.
Writer.
Also, conditonally, a detective; I'd only take cases that sounded fun.

I've wanted to be a detective since I was very young. I read lots of those children's detective books, like Encyclopedia Brown, and loved to solve the cases. As I got older, I started reading Sherlock Holmes books and the Fletch and Flynn series. The interest eventually faded when I was old enough to realize that most cases aren't quite as interesting as those presented in the books I'd read. If given the opportunity, I don't think I'd turn down the opportunity to investigate a crime, however.

Freelance Computer Artist, without all that fancy education needed, in order to conform.
Dog Groomer's Assistant.
Routemaster Conductor, along London's Heritage Routes.
A Janitor, at the London Transport Museum. (I'd get to see a big, red friend, every day.)
A leader of an autism organization, called "We Speak For Ourselves!"
Plus-sized clothing model.
Sid impersonator. (The cute Sid, with the pink tail.)

Artist

Philanthropist

Activist

Lawyer

Director

Chef

Fitness Guru

Spiritual Guru

Farmer

Architect

Author

Inventor

Philosopher

Actor

Conservationist
Zoologist
Botanist
Animal rescue worker
Florist
Park/forest ranger
Painter/graphic artist
Stained glass artist
Published writer
Goldsmith/silversmith
Potter
Weaver
Baker
Chef
Farmer

Anything to do with wildlife or animals and anything creative (especially where one has to make things with one's hands) appeals to me.

My current occupation, translating, is also fine enough.

Conservator of flat surfaces Believe me or not but it's a formal name for a cleaning lady in my country. Very formal. And causing a very loud laughter in people.