New job..failure..:-(

Get me a few ounces of Old Holborn and Russian tart, will you?

Ta.

--

Dave

GS 850 x2 / SE 6a
SbS#6 DIAABTCOD#16 APOSTLE#6 FUB#3
FUB KotL OSOS#12? UKRMMA#19

 

Petel was seen penning the following ode to ... whatever:

Bit desperate, are they?

Tell 'em to stop smoking until you're past customs?

 

Bad luck (

Try the RSPCA?

--
Stritchy
CX1100 'Ermintrude' BPoD (tm Pip)
HOC#14808 COFF#23 MiB#17 two#52
BOTAFOT#129 BOTAFOF#44 BREast#4
Take the PISS out of Stritchy to e-mail

 

Yes, I was thinking that as I typed it.

 

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 21:09:11 -0000, "Petel" <>
bored us all completely to death with wittery prose along the lines
of:

I's off tomorrow morning.

 

Bugger, Pete. Seems more than a little harsh.

 

But you're aware of how I threw away a promising career in astrology...
or astronomy, or something. One day I'm gonna regret that.

Oh, I'm working on another plan.

 

Indeed. You just need to learn the xylophone[1], and you can
be the next patrick Moore.

Yes?

[1] Actually, I'ld like to be able to play tuned percussion.
Marimbas rock.

 

Just out of interest where did you apply?

GMAS have just had a big recruitment drive over the past two years, AFAIK
they are still taking on.

GMAS are big on life experience so your age shouldn't go to much against
you.
If you managed to get through to your interview, I say well done don't let
it get to you. My SO worked in ambulance control it took her 4 attempts to
get an interview, most of the people I work with hade tried between 2 and 10
times. Sometimes if they are a bit iffy with you they fail you to see if
you will reapply.

Its a good job and a great feeling when you finally get there.

Ken
B12