OK..Scoobies and Non Construction workers
29 October 2003, 09:20 PM
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A good thread from Tiny re construction / manual workers owning Scoobies, what about the rest of you?
Me I'm a trader for a French bank in the city (someone has to work for them you know !)
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Me I'm a trader for a French bank in the city (someone has to work for them you know !)
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30 October 2003, 08:35 AM
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Work part time for an oil company and do a few other things to keep me occupied.
30 October 2003, 08:52 AM
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I'm unemployed and currently working on producing 8 kids while attempting to smoke 80 **** a day so that I can become asthmatic and "earn" £37,000 a year. It's not as easy as you think.
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30 October 2003, 09:41 AM
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Worryingly few replies on this thread?
What does this say about Scoobynet?
At the risk of making hugely generalised social statements (and getting shot down) it might be that the harder you have to work to pay for your Scoob, the more passionate about it you are. The comments about the increasing number of newer Scoob drivers who don't wave - you can bet they've never discovered Scoobynet, and wouldn't be interested anyway.
Or maybe a lot of people simply don't want to own up to their jobs?
Me? I organise corporate events.
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What does this say about Scoobynet?
At the risk of making hugely generalised social statements (and getting shot down) it might be that the harder you have to work to pay for your Scoob, the more passionate about it you are. The comments about the increasing number of newer Scoob drivers who don't wave - you can bet they've never discovered Scoobynet, and wouldn't be interested anyway.
Or maybe a lot of people simply don't want to own up to their jobs?
Me? I organise corporate events.
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30 October 2003, 09:55 AM
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I extract large amounts of cash (£millions) out of corporate healthcare clients then make sure if they're gonna exceed a claims fund that I extract even more out of them then charge them admin/reserve fees to boot.
Still trying to negotiate a commission based salary out of my employer too!
Still trying to negotiate a commission based salary out of my employer too!
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