I can help you achieve

[aussielong]

Is this about moving from the 80% who've got gainful employment into the 20% who are out of work?

It's not. I can help you. PM me.

[FiveTimes]

Oi AL - PM me

[BrilloPad]

I'm thinking of writing a course for IT people to explain to you how to get out of the 80% into the 20%.

Does it involve moving from permie to contract?

[KentPhilip]

I think it's about that time of day. Few sherberts to the wind ..

What a nice expression - I've heard it before a few times, but for some reason there is no mention of its meaning on Google.
I presume it means being a little drunk? But what has that got to do with letting sherbet powder blow away in the wind?

[aussielong]

What a nice expression - I've heard it before a few times, but for some reason there is no mention of its meaning on Google.
I presume it means being a little drunk? But what has that got to do with letting sherbet powder blow away in the wind?

PM me.

[FiveTimes]

What a nice expression - I've heard it before a few times, but for some reason there is no mention of its meaning on Google.
I presume it means being a little drunk? But what has that got to do with letting sherbet powder blow away in the wind?

Its a combination of having a few sherbets and being a few sheets to the wind

[EternalOptimist]

...And I will for the right price.

I'm thinking of writing a course for IT people to explain to you how to get out of the 80% into the 20%.

The first tier is a PDF you can buy.

Second tier is YouTube tutorials you can buy.

Third tier, you can turn up and I will run a course in person, over a couple of days.

that's a lot of tears

[EternalOptimist]

What a nice expression - I've heard it before a few times, but for some reason there is no mention of its meaning on Google.
I presume it means being a little drunk? But what has that got to do with letting sherbet powder blow away in the wind?

it's a concatenation of two old sayings

a few sherberts = a few beers

two sheets to the wind = an unsteady and of of control sailing vessel


a shorter and more prosaic expression would be 'pissed as a fckng cnt'

although I have no idea of the origins of that particular phrase

[d000hg]

I'm thinking of writing a course for IT people to explain to you how to get out of the 80% into the 20%.

I like how you don't explain at all what this means. Since you're only a developer it's clearly not about income or job title.

[doodab]

Acheive what exactly? Widespread derision?