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m1ndylee is looking for a career that will allow her to have prestige. She doesn't mind to work hard, and values continued learning. She enjoys Arts and Writing, and is good at managing people.
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Brian Kelly (Something New)
Landscapers use their vision and muscle to make a neglected piece of earth look like paradise. Brian Kelly gets a lot of attention from the ladies, working in the yard and showing off his skills with a bush.
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Chef (South Park)
Cooks are great! They make the food that you can't make yourself. Chef proves you can be a sexy cook, and that you can say terrible, terrible things to children without repercussions.
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Dr. Ross Geller (Friends)
Anthropologists study different cultures in an effort to understand how they grow and develop. As a paleontologist, Dr. Ross "We were on a Break!" Geller spends his life trying to understand dinosaur culture and the reason why he has so many failed marriages.
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John Kimble (Kindergarten Cop)
You teach the malleable minds of the world to think, explore, and work to their maximum potential. You can also teach them anatomy, like what the difference between girls and boys is.
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Abigail Chase (National Treasure)
Being a museum curator involves planning exhibits and being the liaison to the public. One wonders how Abigail, who does not seem to be all that bright, ever became a museum curator, especially at the Smithsonian, where you'd think they had higher standards.
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m1ndylee

Diamond Bar High / Diamond Bar, California
High School Student (USA)

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