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Just Use this topic like a narmol chat room. and keep it livin'
If you have anything to say. Say it here.
[Captain's Log: 10/03/04 - Day of the Edit Post Feature]
[Diary Entry: 7/7/05 - "We shall never forget"]
If you have anything to say. Say it here.
[Captain's Log: 10/03/04 - Day of the Edit Post Feature]
[Diary Entry: 7/7/05 - "We shall never forget"]
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Hmm.. Haven't been capitalised in a long while :S
*Universe folds in on itself*
*Universe folds in on itself*
If you accept you'll have her for half a year. :)
Yeah thats her, she knew a little too much about Web-design for my liking :P
Yeah, chubby woman with specs. She taught us the history of computing (a rather biased view) and web design. She also was on a TV programme last year, apparently. I say that because only one person (a member of staff) saw it.
I said something about it being border-line, it made her laugh, must've been a reasonable answer. Dunno if you know of her, Hilary (or something) Kahn...
Really? How did you answer that?
lcarus wrote:
> Tomoose wrote:
> My Manchester Uni Interview Day
>
>
> ....stuff...
>
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> see told you it'd be a breeze.
Yes and when one of the questions was "How far down the Nerd-ometer do you consider yourself?", tis hardly formal is it? Oh and then we had an inadvertant chat about Lemmings :p
> Tomoose wrote:
> My Manchester Uni Interview Day
>
>
> ....stuff...
>
>
> see told you it'd be a breeze.
Yes and when one of the questions was "How far down the Nerd-ometer do you consider yourself?", tis hardly formal is it? Oh and then we had an inadvertant chat about Lemmings :p
Tomoose wrote:
> My Manchester Uni Interview Day
>
....stuff...
see told you it'd be a breeze.
> My Manchester Uni Interview Day
>
....stuff...
see told you it'd be a breeze.
the mullet is attacking my fringe
don't put your dog in a furness
it may get slightly singed
don't put your dog in a furness
it may get slightly singed
Yes, fish and chips - very good choice! Mmmmmm...
Well done, mate. ;D
Speaking of planning for the future, my head was recently given an incredible idea for something could do in a few years time - travel to Australia and work for an entire year. :o
I love the sound of this idea. I only need the rest of my qualifications, more experience and then the money, I suppose...?
According to a local guy who's done this already, Carpentry it still one of Australia's biggest 'things' - and they're always looking for new workers (he found it easy getting a job there a few years back - and now we're a breed on the verge of extinction).
You see, with this, I want to distinct myself as far from all the idiots and 'problem' people learning this trade because it's all their GCSEs can get them, right now... I could have done one of MANY things, but I chose Carpentry and Joinery. With the impression I get from my 17-year-old classmates, the trade could be better off without an extra 15 of this lot, even if it meant twice-as-much work for the rest of us! :P
It wouldn't even have to be for a full-year. I don't know how well I'd cope away from home for that long... A 6-month visa could suit me just fine. I could kill two birds with one stone - I'm eager to find all the answers on my only best-friend who no-one's heard of in the nine-years since his familly emmigrated and suddenly stopped writing....
Good or bad, I just need to know. I'm sure it's been on my mind for every single day since, and I because I never really dealt with or prepared for it at the time, it's given me social problems since, or so I believe.
:)
Well done, mate. ;D
Speaking of planning for the future, my head was recently given an incredible idea for something could do in a few years time - travel to Australia and work for an entire year. :o
I love the sound of this idea. I only need the rest of my qualifications, more experience and then the money, I suppose...?
According to a local guy who's done this already, Carpentry it still one of Australia's biggest 'things' - and they're always looking for new workers (he found it easy getting a job there a few years back - and now we're a breed on the verge of extinction).
You see, with this, I want to distinct myself as far from all the idiots and 'problem' people learning this trade because it's all their GCSEs can get them, right now... I could have done one of MANY things, but I chose Carpentry and Joinery. With the impression I get from my 17-year-old classmates, the trade could be better off without an extra 15 of this lot, even if it meant twice-as-much work for the rest of us! :P
It wouldn't even have to be for a full-year. I don't know how well I'd cope away from home for that long... A 6-month visa could suit me just fine. I could kill two birds with one stone - I'm eager to find all the answers on my only best-friend who no-one's heard of in the nine-years since his familly emmigrated and suddenly stopped writing....
Good or bad, I just need to know. I'm sure it's been on my mind for every single day since, and I because I never really dealt with or prepared for it at the time, it's given me social problems since, or so I believe.
:)
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