According to what I origionally was hired for I am a "Web Designer". I of course no longer believe that to be the title I should bear, and I know the hard difficulty of answering a simple question like, "What do you do for a living?". Lets see....I tend to do:

Web Design
Networking
Database Management
Programming
Tech Support (comedy hour)
Coffee Aquisition
and finally... Computer Training

So call me what you may, but "The Computer Guy" always seems to work....or at least "Drinker of the Life Blood That Is Coffee".

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Shinwa : Did that penguin just meow at me?
Snuggy : What hunny?
Shinwa : nuffin' luff...

In reply to Re: What do you call yourself? by Shinwa
in thread What do you call yourself? by bassplayer

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