what do you do for a living????
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by camk:
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Never mind the Civil Service Department, whats the monthly magazine. FHM, Mayfair or Playboy
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all wrong. Its actually Readers Wives
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Seriously, I write for a car mag, but I aint saying which!
astraboy.
<B>Astraboy,
Never mind the Civil Service Department, whats the monthly magazine. FHM, Mayfair or Playboy
Regards
Cammy[/quote]
all wrong. Its actually Readers Wives
.Seriously, I write for a car mag, but I aint saying which!
astraboy.
15 May 2001, 12:30 AM
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Yet another IT dude. Work for the largest company nobody has heard of, contracting to a catalog company looking after all the PC's, NC's, printers, networks and applications.
BORING.
Daz.
BORING.
Daz.
15 May 2001, 12:36 AM
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I make carbon brakes for the fastest car on earth, and other very fast modes of transport.And i DO co-drive in my spare time
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15 May 2001, 12:53 AM
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Cabinet maker (posh joiner) to the rich and famous. Although my job title was "refreshment technician" (brewer upper) when I was an apprentice. Splinters in me fingers, pencil behind the ear. It explains the layer of dust on the dash of the Scoob.
Reason for buying an MY2001: you can get a 7'0 length of 4x2 PAR through the new fold down rear armrest. Longer if you rest it on the dash.
Reason for buying an MY2001: you can get a 7'0 length of 4x2 PAR through the new fold down rear armrest. Longer if you rest it on the dash.
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15 May 2001, 01:03 AM
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Just wondering what everybody does for a job, i presume there is a lot working in an office judging by the number of posts Mon-Fri 9-5. Anyway i'll start this off,
Merchant Navy marine engineer working on a suction dredger around the UK coast
I do a fortnight on and fortnight off.
simon
Merchant Navy marine engineer working on a suction dredger around the UK coast
I do a fortnight on and fortnight off.
simon
15 May 2001, 01:17 AM
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I am a student studying a masters at Loughborough University doing an Automotive Engineering Course. Hoping to use my third year off to work at prodrive. Would be nice.
Does this clasify as something for a living????
Does this clasify as something for a living????
15 May 2001, 08:03 AM
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Don't know what makes you think that Richard 
For the record - IT Consultant doing wide area network design and network security.
Cheers
Chris
For the record - IT Consultant doing wide area network design and network security.
Cheers
Chris
15 May 2001, 08:45 AM
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I've got bugger all to do with IT
I'm Sales & Marketing Manager for a national Office Solutions Provider ( How vague was that)
I sell stuff and I love it!
Anyone out there need to talk Digital Copiers, Giz a call or E-mail me (Gotta give it a go ain't I? )
MIKEY
I'm Sales & Marketing Manager for a national Office Solutions Provider ( How vague was that
)I sell stuff and I love it!
Anyone out there need to talk Digital Copiers, Giz a call or E-mail me (Gotta give it a go ain't I?
)MIKEY
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Gastroenterology registrar.........working for the NHS
Next time you need a colonoscopy it may be me....... ..pslewis you have been warned !!
If you believe the government then it is a sort of 9-5pm job...shame that 8hr x 5days usually means 76+ hours
Gastro
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Next time you need a colonoscopy it may be me.......
..pslewis you have been warned !!If you believe the government then it is a sort of 9-5pm job...shame that 8hr x 5days usually means 76+ hours
Gastro
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Head of Customer services and IT for Large US Corp.
We specialise in Streaming Video, Rich media and other flashy web based stuff.
Need any video hosting on the web, I'm your man.
Jon
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We specialise in Streaming Video, Rich media and other flashy web based stuff.
Need any video hosting on the web, I'm your man.
Jon
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15 May 2001, 09:43 AM
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Ooooh, naughty naughty... Stiring up the fishes and coastal erosion
I own a Computer shop ( past 8 years ) mostly hand building systems and doing repairs etc.
Ooooh, naughty naughty... Stiring up the fishes and coastal erosion
I own a Computer shop ( past 8 years ) mostly hand building systems and doing repairs etc.
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I run a company which installs copper and fibre optic network cabling systems. So all you IT types give me a call if we can help.
We also arrange free track days for good customers
Sorry for the blatant plug
Cheers
Andy
We also arrange free track days for good customers
Sorry for the blatant plug
Cheers
Andy