Occupation: Intellectual Vagabond

[nowalmart]

So I have written about my lifestyle before. I have often run into issues with government identification. I have often wondered why a driver's license requires an address (which in turn has fairly strict proof-of-residence requirements). Tax forms become difficult. Most years I have income from three or more states

Comments

[scottique]

My guess would be "Entrepreneur"/"Self-Employed." Then again, that sounds like a euphemism for "I'll be trafficking drugs across your border, sirs."

[nowalmart]

Yeah, the big issue with putting the "wrong" thing is some customs agent in another country looking at it and thinking "Boy, this is suspicious!"

[overstim]

Occupation: "antagonist, vagabond, bon vivant"

Employer: "politicos, venture capitalists, n'er-do-wells"

[everyoneiknow]

well, as per our recent discussion about how there are really only a handful of jobs . . .
(as best as i can tell, making stuff, buying stuff, selling stuff, analyzing how other people make/buy/sell stuff)

marketing maybe? that pretty much covers anything in retail & sales, right? getting people to buy stuff

i was actually glad that kentucky decided i am not a resident, because the hassle of transferring everything to kentucky was going to be more work than i really cared to deal with when i moved here. im not really looking forward to having to deal with that in a new state in a year or two when im NOT living on a campus

[ext_27926]

Bohemian?

Do you have any evidence that occupation and employer will actually show up on your passport? I somehow doubt it considering most people don't stay at jobs 10 years anymore.

If you wrote more on the blog (not that I can talk) you might qualify as a writer. Of course, that fits nicely with the Bohemian title.

if you're going to go with your title...

[pigstubs]

employer: the ivory tower