Inherently Sexy Professions

first of all, the obligatory:

Fireman how YOU doin?
Secondly, I must make an addendum to the WELDER issue. For last night, as I enjoyed a rootbeer float at The Zephyr, I was shocked and amazed to encounter THE WELDER. Yes, THE WELDER of my fantasies who works at the Chicago El Stop. I couldn’t believe it, I shook my husband silly, THAT’S THE WELDER, THE WELDER, MY GOD!

i was one second away from rushing up to him and giving him my web address so he could read the story I wrote about him, and then he stood up and turned around.

Yes, this was definitely the man, but…he…was wearing…(and I’m sorry hardygrrl)…a GOLDBERG t-shirt.

WWF? No no no. The Welder is supposed to be a…a…I don’t know, but not a wrestling fan.

So, I’ll take welders, but only in welder costume.

jarbaby

Not only do I have an idea, I are one… and I just happen to work aboard a Naval Air Station that has some Marines… care to visit me?

So what’s that address again? :wink:

Cartoonists. Honest.

Although, as a college professor (TA really) I suddenly drew more attention then ever before, or since for that matter.

Personally, I’ve always been attracted to peoples of artistic talent. Dancers, singers, painters.Though notoriously flaky, this crowd always, drew me in.

Hairdressers

Let’s face it guys if you’ve been lucky enough to have any woman cut your hair you’ll know what a sensual experience this can be. Its the sudden proximity and intimacy with a complete stranger that does it. Any ladies out there who cut hair for a living will recognise the signs I’m sure - glazed eyes, lips slightly parted and quicker breathing…and that’s before I’ve got in the chair.

A girl I knew who worked at a barber’s told me that the male customers usually got a little over excited. She even had to smack one guy for fiddling around under the sheet - turns out he was polishing his glasses…

I had the same problem when I taught Freshman Comp. It always annoyed the hell out of me because none of those girls would have paid any attention to me if I wasn’t holding their grade book.

I’ve heard tell that UPS drivers in their little brown shorts tend to be inherently sexy. Not to me personally, but I’ve known a lady or two to swoon over them.

– Pete the engineer :cool:

Astronomers.

I can’t believe this thread has gone this far and no one has so much as mentioned middle managers.

Sniff.

Or desktop publishers! :eek:

:wink:

Tax/Estate Planning lawyers. Woooo Woooo!!!

“Perhaps you would like to come up and see my Durable General Power of Attorney.”

“Hey, baby, I give good NIMCRUT.”

::dead silence::

::our hero goes back to his beer and South Park::

Actually, a tough-as-nails litigator chick does get my blood a-boilin’

Especially ones named Rick. With a real office! Walls and a door!

I can cook!

Pilots.

Doctors.

G-Men.

Well, I’ve never really considered middle managers before, but ones with the name Rick must be hot. That name doesn’t really inspire visions of pointy haired bosses. I think of a manager with that name as more like one who might get into trouble for starting office affairs with too many members of the office.

Or overly technically knowlegeable insurance brokers. Sheesh.

My list includes Military men (awww yeahhhhh), firemen, police officers, EMTs… my UPS dude is HOT even out of his silly little brown short uniform.

And hot DAMN a man that can talk… grrrrowllllll… even moreso if he’s just good with - I’m sorry, what was the question?

There is a fine art to making someone feel like they are the only person on earth…

waitresses, nurses, and (dare I say it?) strippers
all seem to have perfected that art.

That said, I find women in race cars to be incredibly sexy.

oh, and I don’t know what GingerOfTheNorth does but based on the posts I’ve read of hers…add that profession to my list :wink:

That’s two for me! I fight fires, and I work at a facility that manufactures chlorine AND swimming pool chemicals!

Oh, yeah. I thought of some more.

Pilots. Any kind but especially Air Force pilots. rowl

Writers.

Ah, wonderful. I didn’t really think anyone would jump on the “astronomers” bandwagon, but I’ll take that one.