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Who is at work at the moment, sneakily checking the threads when you think your boss is not standing behind you?

We've had this conversation before.

Rosalind wrote:
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> Oh and SHEEPY I remember you used to eork in pizza hut, I always
> think the staff in piza hut are really good.

Ah but I was in the kitchen and we never got any tips

I was the best topper :)

My old job was ace. I had my own office, could wear what I wanted, could come and go at whatever time I wanted, I was on top of the job and always ahead of schedule, I had my own PC with a T1 line, and I could do what I wanted with it, I had a guitar in my office, played football every lunchtime, really really nice surroundings and the people were a laugh to work with. Then I went to Uni and the bloke that replaced me went straight in at £25k! I started the job as a temp and worked my way up, but I was still on a temps wage - which I was happy with. I had no idea they were going to pay that for the job - no wonder they were so friendly!

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Oh and SHEEPY I remember you used to eork in pizza hut, I always think the staff in piza hut are really good.

I used to work for Pizza Hut

*leaves*

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I'm going to pizza hut tonight with my newly aquired 20% student discount. It rules being a student on a full time wage :D

Happily, my job requires me to sit at a computer for most of the day. And so it is that I end up being a regular poster on a few boards. That said, I used to have a boss who gave me a final written warning cos of net use. I responded in the highly adult manner of threatening the *^%$ at last years Xmas party.

I'm working from home and I keep getting distracted. Still, at least I can catch up in the early hours of the morning if I need to.

SHEEPY wrote:
> What are the most important functions of elections?

I read that as "electrons" and got confused when you mentioned 'government' ...