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Old Dec 16th 2009 | 3:53 pm
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Originally Posted by comet555
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Tiger Woods?
 
Old Dec 16th 2009 | 3:58 pm
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Default Re: Australia - or should that be Tradieland?!

Originally Posted by bcworld
Tiger Woods?
Sorry, I meant polo shirt. My husband prefers to think of them as his golf shirts

Typing a bit too fast doesn't help the spelling, must go and edit that now!
 
Old Dec 16th 2009 | 4:10 pm
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Originally Posted by Amazulu
Everyone knows right from wrong, many 'educated' officers have done the kind of thing you describe.
That being the case why do more folk then not act accordingly?
 
Old Dec 16th 2009 | 8:07 pm
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Originally Posted by kporte
A thick, lazy wanker according to some on here
Bloody uncanny how people can learn everything about you over the net
 
Old Dec 16th 2009 | 9:37 pm
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Originally Posted by mono
Is it my imagination or is there a proliferation of ''tradies'' in Australia?

Every second bloke seems to be a tradie of some kind. In my business I meet lots of people and vast, vast numbers are tradies. Very few professionals in business suits around.

In the UK, people seemed to do a very wide range of different things for a living. Here in Melbourne, it's all builders, concrete workers etc etc.

Is there a reason for this?

Can't say I know or socialise with any tradies, and I've lived in Australia on and off for decades...

All countries need people in all the professions. I don't see how it could be claimed Australia doesn't have office workers...
 
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Default Re: Australia - or should that be Tradieland?!

Originally Posted by SNH
Can't say I know or socialise with any tradies, and I've lived in Australia on and off for decades...

All countries need people in all the professions. I don't see how it could be claimed Australia doesn't have office workers...
I think Momo works in a hardware store…..
 
Old Dec 17th 2009 | 12:20 pm
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Default Re: Australia - or should that be Tradieland?!

Originally Posted by Si T
Bloody uncanny how people can learn everything about you over the net
Actually you would be surprised.....
 

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