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What's the wallpaper on your PC? I have a cr@ppy yellow smiley face on a black background and I want something new. Any suggestions?
P.S. Can you tell I'm bored?
P.S. Can you tell I'm bored?
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lcarus wrote:
> Ooh, deja vu freakiness. What kind of stuff do you do on the work
> computer, Bullett?
Mostly, nothing. I write letters, summarise reports, buy things for the company, basic admin stuff. It's pisseasy, but I can't install MSN on it or anything like that.
> Ooh, deja vu freakiness. What kind of stuff do you do on the work
> computer, Bullett?
Mostly, nothing. I write letters, summarise reports, buy things for the company, basic admin stuff. It's pisseasy, but I can't install MSN on it or anything like that.
Cong_Man wrote:
> Absolutely, keep working in business studies and you'll get somewhere
> ;)
I did that 8 years ago at A-Level & that is the only thing that I can remember. Apart from my tutor who was a big fat woman with no eyebrows.
> Absolutely, keep working in business studies and you'll get somewhere
> ;)
I did that 8 years ago at A-Level & that is the only thing that I can remember. Apart from my tutor who was a big fat woman with no eyebrows.
Tsk at someones blatent attempt to boost thier word count up..
Right back to lunch :( God lunch goes sooo blummin quickly
Right back to lunch :( God lunch goes sooo blummin quickly
Oops, double post...not done that in a while.
Super Kev wrote:
> Lucy-Jane wrote:
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
> Achieving economies of scale then?
Absolutely, keep working in business studies and you'll get somewhere ;)
> Lucy-Jane wrote:
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
> Achieving economies of scale then?
Absolutely, keep working in business studies and you'll get somewhere ;)
> Lucy-Jane wrote:
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
Achieving economies of scale then?
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
Achieving economies of scale then?
Mine is Peter Griffin sticking his tongue in a fan.
Genius.
Genius.
Hopefully I can make double that on ebay.
Lucy-Jane wrote:
> Cong_Man wrote:
>
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
>
> Ok i retract my offer of the rocky robins. I can just nick one meself
> from work :P
Fine with me, they come out of the marketing and stationary budget anyway. I'll only be bothered if you start nicking bits off your PC :P
> Cong_Man wrote:
>
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
>
> Ok i retract my offer of the rocky robins. I can just nick one meself
> from work :P
Fine with me, they come out of the marketing and stationary budget anyway. I'll only be bothered if you start nicking bits off your PC :P
Cong_Man wrote:
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
Ok i retract my offer of the rocky robins. I can just nick one meself from work :P
> They cost £1 a pop for materials and printing, although this
> reduced right down to 20p in the quantities in which we order them.
Ok i retract my offer of the rocky robins. I can just nick one meself from work :P
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