Professional Golfer. You can make a lot of money doing it and you can play competitively well into your 50s.

Of course, realistically I would love to be a sportswriter. I did it for a while when I was younger covering high school sports and loved it. Unfortunately it doesn't pay well at the lower levels.

Photo #6 - I never would have believed that someone would buy a DESIGNER cropped T-shirt. I guess she couldn't find her scissors at home LOL.

Great question.

In sorta in the same boat - I'm a software developer who's slowly aging out. Kids straight out of college can do my job, but I do have certain advantages. One, my experience, and two, they're lazy. No work ethic to speak of at all. So I have some time.

I'm married and still have kids living with me so I can't take certain risks, but I love aviation too and would be sending resumes and cover letters to Musk and Rutan daily until they got sick of it and hired me (if single). What they're doing is sooo cool and important! Would love to have a part in it.

As far as money.. Found the more you make, the more you usually spend. So.. Do something you can throw yourself into. You know, with a passion!

That's what I'm looking for. Hope you find it too Harry.

I have been fortunate enough to get to do what I wanted to do not just once, but twice.

Film Director.


I have been a film buff for as long as I can remember and I would love an opportunity to pursue this if the opportunity arose.

Host, Top Gear UK.
Always wished I'd learned to weld though, there's practically an art in good welding.
My change of direction was to go back to school for network support.

Lingere League Football Coach

First Benevolent World Dictator and Tyrant.

Power is never overrated. Mwhahahha.

A sports doctor for strippers. It would be a pretty dull job involving monthly physicals, mammograms, therapeutic massages (giving and receiving), the odd bit of physiotherapy, and nutritional counseling (at a nice restaurant on the club's dime). Admittedly, I'd only be doing it for the money needed for my real passion, computer gaming, but we all have to make sacrifices during these tough economic times. Yes, even us Canadians.

(I would have an opening for an intern, on a learn as you go basis. You'd start at minimum wage, but gain a lot of valuable medical experience which you could use to treat your buddies in your fav tactical shooter. Anyone interested?)

Topshop is hardly 'designer' bottom/mid high street - apart from Lidl or other supermarket tat, it's probably about average for cost, if not a little lower...

Mind you I don't really like the model - either the photos have been over photoshopped, or she has been all-over waxed... I prefer a fine blonde fuzz on the arms/neck/legs/chest etc... I don't see neck-down-allopecia as a flattering look.