An architect or someone who works with wood. Wood seems to be the next most accessible resource after your own thoughts to hack around with and built something meaningful.

In the times before computers existed, I probably wouldn't have a choice (poor family + I'm not that intelligent = menial labor).

Hobbyist mechanical engineering with a career in law enforcement.

Mechanic, carpenter, some kind of craftsman.

I like building things.

Teacher by day, inventor/scientist by night

NBA star player.

Crocodile Hunter

Probably archeologist actually.

Electrical engineering.

Electrical engineering.

Some kind of designer

Civil Engineering

Computer Science

Somehow this misses the point

I wanted to underline that Computer Science is not about computers... I think even if computers didn't exist this branch of mathematics still would evolve.

But to follow the original intent of the poster - other professions I'd be interested: Pure mathematics, Music, Chemistry and Mechanical Engineering.

Auto mechanic

Chef

Blacksmith

Designer