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    #230731
    Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
    How do I get a feckwhit at Hoaxly to realise that I'm not a mechanical engineer?

    Just coz there's "CAD" on my CV doesn't me I can design fecking spanners, you fecking halfwhit.

    4th day in succession he's sent that.

    Previous 3 days I've sent emails saying I'm not a mechanical engineer.

    I guess he's not the sharpest tool in the box?

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      #230732
      Morning all

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        #230733
        Apparently there are two lots of hippies going to be protesting around the wharf today. I might go and see what they're up to at lunchtime, wave a wad of £50s at them, that sort of thing

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          #230734
          Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post


          I can't believe I was working before 730 this morning.


          I always do email/support is between 7-8:30 then I take the girls to school.

          It avoids interruptions when I'm developing / shouting at others. Today I need to shout at someone but he's not here so I'm writing notes to totally screw him at the meeting in Wednesday instead.
          merely at clientco for the entertainment

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            #230735
            Originally posted by eek View Post


            I always do email/support is between 7-8:30 then I take the girls to school.

            It avoids interruptions when I'm developing / shouting at others. Today I need to shout at someone but he's not here so I'm writing notes to totally screw him at the meeting in Wednesday instead.
            The guy I report to and the other technical resource are on site this week and next, halfway round the world. So when they spot a problem, it comes to me overnight and there is only a small window where we are all working at the same time.

            It's only because they are out there and I'm here that I check my email before 7am and then if it's important get to work.
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              #230736
              Thankfully, it's working from home, so it's not a big stretch to have breakfast and get to the office early.
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                #230737


                Not used to having to think that early, though. Or at all, in fact.
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                  #230738


                  I could just fancy some cheese, Gromit. What do you say? Cheddar?
                  If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.

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                    #230739
                    well there you have it...£500 for a cookery class with a celebrity chef...
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                      #230740
                      Found this site wot's got n issues of Circuit Cellar that one might download.

                      Internet Archive Search: collection:circuitcellarmagazine

                      Noticable drop off in interest as one progresses through.

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