i'm not absolutely sure cos it was a long time ago but we might have wangled the re-count to be done on a bank holiday monday... i do remember being very excited about the overtime.
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don't get me wrong - we really did do it. all of it. the whole freaking warehouse between the two of us.Comment
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think i was on my second or third day on the job and woosh takes some polaroids out of his pocket and thrusts one of them under my nose.Comment
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we used to hurl those pc's about from the pallets. it's a miracle any of them used to work. i'd climb up to the top racks (not allowed of course - but when things is urgent...) and why is it that the 386 you need is always teh one right at the top-rear? i'd manhadle it down from rack to rack to the floor.Comment
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anyway, if it wasn't for us warehouse guys the qa boys would have had nothing to do but load software. at least we gave them a reason to get excited about swapping drives around.Comment
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