Got a spec through for a possible contract. Really don't fancy it so I've cancelled the phone interview.
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I can drink gallons of coffee and nothing, switch to drinking water and I am pissing like senile old fart after every glass!Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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For a Telephone or Skype interview I would probably still go for it as more often than not the spec sometimes under sells the projectOriginally posted by eek View PostGot a spec through for a possible contract. Really don't fancy it so I've cancelled the phone interview.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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The job spec put me off the first line is carry out instructions to the letter. Then I saw the rest of the specOriginally posted by SimonMac View PostFor a Telephone or Skype interview I would probably still go for it as more often than not the spec sometimes under sells the project
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I was like that. I used to drink loads of coffee then swapped it out for herbal tea and water.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostI can drink gallons of coffee and nothing, switch to drinking water and I am pissing like senile old fart after every glass!
I ended up pissing like a race horse.Comment
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Got another one tomorrow for a different place.Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostJust had telephone interview for a gig nearish to home. Seemed to go quite well.Comment
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Smite him Zeity!Originally posted by zeitghost View PostFascinating.
Just been negged by SantaClaus for my "MrCallan" post in Word Associations.
Apparently I'm an asshole.


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Originally posted by eek View PostHe negged me as well. I don't think he realises that his rep is so low it isn't worth anything.Duly smote.Originally posted by Bunk View PostSmite him Zeity!
Knock him back into the rep dark ages.
Smitted?
Smitten?
Well, whatever the past tense of smote is, I've done it.
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How big is the allen key?Originally posted by eek View PostNeed to build a shoe cabinet I bought off ebay.
German furniture makers really need to copy Ikea for instruction manuals. In this case the instructions are 6 ft long on the back of the box.Comment
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