An interview - but it's hard work - Contractor UK Bulletin Board

Visitors can check out the Forum FAQ by clicking this link. You have to register before you can post: click the REGISTER link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. View our Forum Privacy Policy.
Want to receive the latest contracting news and advice straight to your inbox? Sign up to the ContractorUK newsletter here. Every sign up will also be entered into a draw to WIN £100 Amazon vouchers!

You are not logged in or you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons:

You are not logged in. If you are already registered, fill in the form below to log in, or follow the "Sign Up" link to register a new account.
You may not have sufficient privileges to access this page. Are you trying to edit someone else's post, access administrative features or some other privileged system?
If you are trying to post, the administrator may have disabled your account, or it may be awaiting activation.

Churchill replied

3 June 2011, 12:34
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

They are a good deal older than him, so you may be onto something.

Every so often I can't help thinking that you're a trifle juvenile.

Did you have "learning difficulties" as a child?
Leave a comment:
2BIT replied

3 June 2011, 12:32
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

At least you've a chance of meeting these

more chance than project milestones
Leave a comment:
Old Greg replied

3 June 2011, 08:06
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

You'll probably outlive both your parents.

They are a good deal older than him, so you may be onto something.
Leave a comment:
Churchill replied

3 June 2011, 06:09
Originally posted by stek View Post

Cheers Churchy you normally grumpy barsteward!!

I've been dreading it turning 50 - one parent dead at 61 the other 68, split the difference I might get 65.

Strangely I feel more positive, maybe it's just know life and myself and I can cope better, one's think for certain, I'm not popping off in my sixties. Or fifties before anyone starts. I'm going for 90's possibly 100.

Then I can be a true miserable ****er...

Having a current Mrs stek 19 yrs (or summert, b'days not my strong point) younger helps!

I'm not going old bird again!

You'll probably outlive both your parents.

Agree on the Older Birds thing too. Younger is the way to go. Keeps one frisky!
Leave a comment:
Old Greg replied

2 June 2011, 19:42
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

Your "margin od error"??

FFS put the cooking sherry away man!! No wonder interviews are such hard work. Looks like early onset dementia kicking in!

Not that early, apparently.
Leave a comment:
shaunbhoy replied

2 June 2011, 19:39
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

You know, that is pretty good for you. Although my margin od error is pretty high.

Your "margin od error"??

FFS put the cooking sherry away man!! No wonder interviews are such hard work. Looks like early onset dementia kicking in!
Leave a comment:
Old Greg replied

2 June 2011, 19:35
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

A brief perusal of your posting history?

You know, that is pretty good for you. Although my margin od error is pretty high.
Leave a comment:
shaunbhoy replied

2 June 2011, 19:16
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

How do you know what my margin of error is?

A brief perusal of your posting history?
Leave a comment:
Old Greg replied

2 June 2011, 18:47
Originally posted by stek View Post

I'm gonna do 64 1/2 point 1 to spite you!

How do you know what my margin of error is?
Leave a comment:
stek replied

2 June 2011, 18:03
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

I make it 64 1/2.

I'm gonna do 64 1/2 point 1 to spite you!
Leave a comment:
Old Greg replied

2 June 2011, 18:00
Originally posted by stek View Post

Cheers Churchy you normally grumpy barsteward!!

I've been dreading it turning 50 - one parent dead at 61 the other 68, split the difference I might get 65.

I make it 64 1/2.
Leave a comment:
stek replied

2 June 2011, 17:01
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

There's an app for that - probably...

Many happy returns btw.

Cheers Churchy you normally grumpy barsteward!!

I've been dreading it turning 50 - one parent dead at 61 the other 68, split the difference I might get 65.

Strangely I feel more positive, maybe it's just know life and myself and I can cope better, one's think for certain, I'm not popping off in my sixties. Or fifties before anyone starts. I'm going for 90's possibly 100.

Then I can be a true miserable ****er...

Having a current Mrs stek 19 yrs (or summert, b'days not my strong point) younger helps!

I'm not going old bird again!
Leave a comment:
Churchill replied

2 June 2011, 16:51
Originally posted by stek View Post

I'm 50 tomorrow but at least I got an iPad 2 out of it...

Counting the days 'till I die.....

There's an app for that - probably...

Many happy returns btw.
Leave a comment:
stek replied

2 June 2011, 16:41
I'm 50 tomorrow but at least I got an iPad 2 out of it...

Counting the days 'till I die.....
Leave a comment:
Churchill replied

2 June 2011, 16:07
Originally posted by 2BIT View Post

oh yeah totally its just a milestone like 30 or 50 - and milestones scare me

At least you've a chance of meeting these
Leave a comment: