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Does this mean you don't have a degree Mordac? Well done though for going to night college to get some qualifications. Are Microsoft qualifications better than a degree? I have not been aware of many job adverts asking for 'must have Microsoft Certificate'?
Serious question.
No I don't have a degree, I spent my time getting useful real-world experience (initially in telecoms then primitive PC networks - this was the 1980s) while some of my friends went off to university and spent 3 years taking drugs, shagging (mostly ugly girls), getting ratarsed on cheap beer and eating kebabs. I might have gone to university, however I spent my A level years doing the very same thing, and have the A level results to prove it. I didn't go and I don't regret it, since most (if not all) of the grads I have worked with have trouble wiping their own arses, have no social skills (being able to skin-up doesn't count) and would be able to list neither humility or modesty among their attributes. I've never even been asked if I have a degree, and I can't imagine any situation where it might be relevant.
It'll be a long time before you find yourself at the level where technical certs might be helpful, but when that time comes, make sure you have some. Having a degree just might not be enough.
And for your future reference, I didn't go to f**kng night school, I paid out tuliploads of money to a professional training company you irritant little arsewipe. When you have some experience of something useful, by all means come back and discuss it, but until then I suggest you shove your opinions where only your boyfriend can find them.
You mean like the ones that come running here crying about ID theft ? Sorry MF, I forgot you had a bit of a problem recently with some money that went astray ! It was you, wasn't it ?
Nope that was probably me. But I don''t think I was "crying about ID theft".
Does this mean you don't have a degree Mordac? Well done though for going to night college to get some qualifications. Are Microsoft qualifications better than a degree? I have not been aware of many job adverts asking for 'must have Microsoft Certificate'?
Try doing a google for file type extensions. Want to get hold of some ppor suckers bank details, just google for MS Money, Quicken or other accounting software save file extensions. Amazing what people put on shared folders and other daft places.
Why do people type their full email address on bulletin boards and then put either their mothers maiden name or DOB. Why?
Do a search on Google for '@hotmail.com' and DOB and be amazed at the idiots who appear!!!
I totally agree. It is almost as bad as people posing in diapers and then pretrending to be innocent when police find something nasty on their HD. How noobish.
Nothing wrong with Prog rock mate, Genesis, Floyd et al were the only decent thing to come out of the 70s (apart from Godfather movies, Scorsese, Arse winning the double at WHL , Thatcher - OK there were some other good things from the 70s.)
Don't worry, I looked them up and they were a crappy band from the 80s. Really, really mind-numbingly crappy. Thought I'd share that with anyone else who was wondering. What sort of pretencious arsshole thought it was a good idea to call himself Fish? He should have kept the name Dick, I might have listened to them.
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