Weren't you setting up some sort of plan B in the construction business? I hope it is going well?
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Given that you joined in May 2018 and she has not been around for a year - I call sockie.....Originally posted by GreenMirror View PostWeren't you setting up some sort of plan B in the construction business? I hope it is going well?Comment
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Construction is my Plan A
I met some of you at a crimbo do, I came along as a +1 to BGG, who was an ICT contractor, I am neither a contractor or in ICT. I am a permie QS, I loiter here in general as a means of procrastination during work hours, a change in the network permissions blocked this site for a bit, but now it is working again. Clear as mud?
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I remember it well.Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostConstruction is my Plan A
I met some of you at a crimbo do, I came along as a +1 to BGG, who was an ICT contractor, I am neither a contractor or in ICT. I am a permie QS, I loiter here in general as a means of procrastination during work hours, a change in the network permissions blocked this site for a bit, but now it is working again. Clear as mud?

Please be kind enough to pass on mine and CMs regards to himself.Comment
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I shall indeed, regards to CM too xOriginally posted by Zigenare View PostI remember it well.
Please be kind enough to pass on mine and CMs regards to himself.Growing old is mandatory
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Thanks. I'll pass them on...Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostI shall indeed, regards to CM too x
Are you still doing the crafty stuff? Any new stuff or notable items you've made recently we can have a look at?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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You have not changed :POriginally posted by northernladuk View PostThanks. I'll pass them on...
Yep still hitting dead animals, mostly cow, I use Flickr as a photo journal <linky> if you are interestedOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostAre you still doing the crafty stuff? Any new stuff or notable items you've made recently we can have a look at?Growing old is mandatory
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'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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FTFYOriginally posted by original PM View PostWell if you have an opinion on Brexit feel free to visit the sub forum
a few tips
if you are for Brexit you will be continually called a cretin for no reason that is apparent to cretins..
If you are a remainer you can go and throw insults at people for a while.
Other than that it is business as usual..
also you know there is a mobile app which can be used assuming you have data?
And welcome back HJ! How is BGG?Comment
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Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostAhh but I will be in a different county & really not fit to travel
Building company events tend to get very messy very quickly!
Our loss, you better practice the words!
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