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yep i know its been done in FOG but if they have one why cant we
in here you can write about anything
the so-called phantom-matches-reporter
tony
wwf(obviously)
just anything
i konw we have general topics and rumours and stuff but this is just a place to come a nd do anything(enjoy)
if you dont like it dont use it
in here you can write about anything
the so-called phantom-matches-reporter
tony
wwf(obviously)
just anything
i konw we have general topics and rumours and stuff but this is just a place to come a nd do anything(enjoy)
if you dont like it dont use it
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Just watched one of the funniest Simpsons just now.
Best qoutes:
"You will not wave your Willie around any longer"
"Now Nibbles help me chew through my ball sack"
Great episode.
Best qoutes:
"You will not wave your Willie around any longer"
"Now Nibbles help me chew through my ball sack"
Great episode.
†hë_Çøñg_Mðñ wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> What job do you do Cong Man?
>
> Lipe, I'm a procurement assistant for the IT and Telecoms section of
> Thomas Cook, based at their head office in Peterborough. My job
> inolves getting quotes for any 'ad-hoc' or one off IT and Telecoms
> equipment or services for the organisation. My other repsonsibilites
> are training users in the use of SAP (the program which allows users
> to enter what they are buying, logs it, seeks approval from the
> relevant budget holders and/or board members and automatically
> generates a Purchase Order, the legal document which we send to the
> companies we buy equipment or services from, ensuring they comply to
> our terms and conditions and that they will be paid for the amount
> stated. As well as liasing with suppliers and the business to resolve
> any problems in the process
*Yawns* Am i the only one who thinks its boring.. But then again its better than my job :|
> Lipe wrote:
> What job do you do Cong Man?
>
> Lipe, I'm a procurement assistant for the IT and Telecoms section of
> Thomas Cook, based at their head office in Peterborough. My job
> inolves getting quotes for any 'ad-hoc' or one off IT and Telecoms
> equipment or services for the organisation. My other repsonsibilites
> are training users in the use of SAP (the program which allows users
> to enter what they are buying, logs it, seeks approval from the
> relevant budget holders and/or board members and automatically
> generates a Purchase Order, the legal document which we send to the
> companies we buy equipment or services from, ensuring they comply to
> our terms and conditions and that they will be paid for the amount
> stated. As well as liasing with suppliers and the business to resolve
> any problems in the process
*Yawns* Am i the only one who thinks its boring.. But then again its better than my job :|
Lipe wrote:
> What job do you do Cong Man?
Lipe, I'm a procurement assistant for the IT and Telecoms section of Thomas Cook, based at their head office in Peterborough. My job inolves getting quotes for any 'ad-hoc' or one off IT and Telecoms equipment or services for the organisation. My other repsonsibilites are training users in the use of SAP (the program which allows users to enter what they are buying, logs it, seeks approval from the relevant budget holders and/or board members and automatically generates a Purchase Order, the legal document which we send to the companies we buy equipment or services from, ensuring they comply to our terms and conditions and that they will be paid for the amount stated. As well as liasing with suppliers and the business to resolve any problems in the process
Cong_Woman wrote:
>If you dont mean Stacy who on earth do you mean then?
You. Silly :p
> What job do you do Cong Man?
Lipe, I'm a procurement assistant for the IT and Telecoms section of Thomas Cook, based at their head office in Peterborough. My job inolves getting quotes for any 'ad-hoc' or one off IT and Telecoms equipment or services for the organisation. My other repsonsibilites are training users in the use of SAP (the program which allows users to enter what they are buying, logs it, seeks approval from the relevant budget holders and/or board members and automatically generates a Purchase Order, the legal document which we send to the companies we buy equipment or services from, ensuring they comply to our terms and conditions and that they will be paid for the amount stated. As well as liasing with suppliers and the business to resolve any problems in the process
Cong_Woman wrote:
>If you dont mean Stacy who on earth do you mean then?
You. Silly :p
What job do you do Cong Man?
†hë_Çøñg_Mðñ wrote:
> And, I've never MET Stacy. Unless you mean your mate Stacy in which
> case....eughhh....
Not many people will be in their first proper job until retirement age. I know i wont as i hate it.
If you dont mean Stacy who on earth do you mean then?
> And, I've never MET Stacy. Unless you mean your mate Stacy in which
> case....eughhh....
Not many people will be in their first proper job until retirement age. I know i wont as i hate it.
If you dont mean Stacy who on earth do you mean then?
Cong_Woman wrote:
> Well when you worked in a shop. You were on less money and i was a
> job NOT a career. As for the latter part of the post.. Awww you
> marrying Stacy ;):P
True. But I still haven't decided whether I want to do this as a career or not. Theoretically it is perfect, as University convinced me that I didn't want to work in computer programming, but by doing this, I get to keep my hand in and apply at least some of the concepts/facts/ideas I learned at Uni, without getting into the hardcore/geeky.techy side of things. Plus the money is good, particularly in relation to how little work I have to do and yet I'm not sure if I can see myself doing this for the next 40 years...
And, I've never MET Stacy. Unless you mean your mate Stacy in which case....eughhh....
> Well when you worked in a shop. You were on less money and i was a
> job NOT a career. As for the latter part of the post.. Awww you
> marrying Stacy ;):P
True. But I still haven't decided whether I want to do this as a career or not. Theoretically it is perfect, as University convinced me that I didn't want to work in computer programming, but by doing this, I get to keep my hand in and apply at least some of the concepts/facts/ideas I learned at Uni, without getting into the hardcore/geeky.techy side of things. Plus the money is good, particularly in relation to how little work I have to do and yet I'm not sure if I can see myself doing this for the next 40 years...
And, I've never MET Stacy. Unless you mean your mate Stacy in which case....eughhh....
†hë_Çøñg_Mðñ wrote:
> It's funny, when I had a job in a shop, where I always had too much
> work to squeeze into one day and was always busy, it meant that days
> went quicker, but I longed for a job where I didn't have so much to
> do. Now I have a job where there isn't so much to do, the boredom is
> making days go slowly. Oh well, less than a month now until I get to
> spend 2 weeks in the sun and marry the most gorgeous, fabulous woman
> I've ever had the pleasure to know...
Well when you worked in a shop. You were on less money and i was a job NOT a career. As for the latter part of the post.. Awww you marrying Stacy ;):P
> It's funny, when I had a job in a shop, where I always had too much
> work to squeeze into one day and was always busy, it meant that days
> went quicker, but I longed for a job where I didn't have so much to
> do. Now I have a job where there isn't so much to do, the boredom is
> making days go slowly. Oh well, less than a month now until I get to
> spend 2 weeks in the sun and marry the most gorgeous, fabulous woman
> I've ever had the pleasure to know...
Well when you worked in a shop. You were on less money and i was a job NOT a career. As for the latter part of the post.. Awww you marrying Stacy ;):P
Boredom has seriously began to sink in now. I left lunch late as I had a few jobs to do this morning and managed to make them last until noon and when I went for lunch, I was hoping the hour away from my desk would cause a small workload to pile up when I got back to keep me going through the afternoon. But no. Nothing. Zip. Buhgger all. So I'm now trying to figure out how exactly to look busy for the next two hours. Which doesn't sound long, but when you've already managed to surf all your favourite internet sites and nothing seems to be happening on any of them it's enough to drive you a little bit crazy.
It's funny, when I had a job in a shop, where I always had too much work to squeeze into one day and was always busy, it meant that days went quicker, but I longed for a job where I didn't have so much to do. Now I have a job where there isn't so much to do, the boredom is making days go slowly. Oh well, less than a month now until I get to spend 2 weeks in the sun and marry the most gorgeous, fabulous woman I've ever had the pleasure to know...
It's funny, when I had a job in a shop, where I always had too much work to squeeze into one day and was always busy, it meant that days went quicker, but I longed for a job where I didn't have so much to do. Now I have a job where there isn't so much to do, the boredom is making days go slowly. Oh well, less than a month now until I get to spend 2 weeks in the sun and marry the most gorgeous, fabulous woman I've ever had the pleasure to know...
©H®I§ wrote:
> Are you two always like this in person talking to each other, or just
> on the internet?
Chris we are not always like this however ive spent the morning with my mother :| Nuff said :)
> Are you two always like this in person talking to each other, or just
> on the internet?
Chris we are not always like this however ive spent the morning with my mother :| Nuff said :)
©H®I§ wrote:
> Are you two always like this in person talking to each other, or just
> on the internet?
Lol. Sometimes...
> Are you two always like this in person talking to each other, or just
> on the internet?
Lol. Sometimes...
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