Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Sep 5th 2004, 8:37 pm
#3541
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by ksct97
well good luck for the interview!
Yep, good luck Simone! You'll be fine....remember all those excel sheets you did for the packing?! Take them in as an example of your organisation skills. You'll knock 'em for six!
I should be fine, I've been using Word for 9 years and Excel for about 6.
I'm usually the one helping people when they're stuck!
I might go see if I can find anything on the net about tests, or an example.
Still green and a lump Bundy??!! Wierd!
You sure it's nothing slightly serious?
Sep 5th 2004, 8:38 pm
#3542
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by bundy
Still got a slightly green knee and a suspicious lump on my rib, but other than that, all healed.
Been out on my bike loads actually. Have to, it's the only way to get about in Camb, as you know. I'm just a bit more wary now. And take to the pavement every time I see a BMW!
Been out on my bike loads actually. Have to, it's the only way to get about in Camb, as you know. I'm just a bit more wary now. And take to the pavement every time I see a BMW!
yeah i miss my bike and being able to cycle everywhere, i mean i lived in the 'burbs in cambridge (towards the hospital) yet it was still only a 25mins ride to the centre of town! not a chance of cycling here in london... then again i'm off to montreal soon... gonna get a bike in the first week i hope!
happy cycling!
Sep 5th 2004, 8:41 pm
#3543
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Good luck with the job Simone.
I would love to get a bike but where I live is very hilly and I don't think I would survive the trip up the road to my house :scared:
When I cycled regulary I was very fit and could cycle from pub to pub and never put on weight
G
I would love to get a bike but where I live is very hilly and I don't think I would survive the trip up the road to my house :scared:
When I cycled regulary I was very fit and could cycle from pub to pub and never put on weight
G
Sep 5th 2004, 8:44 pm
#3544
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
I always bruise badly, so they always take ages to fade. The green stage seems to take the longest, but it's nearly there. My knee is at least fit to be seen in public again, which is a start. My rib doesn't hurt much anymore and I can move my arms again, so I think it's fine. I'm not worried!
ksct - yeah, I live pretty much in the centre of town. I could walk in - takes 10 minutes - but cycling is sooo much quicker (assuming you make it one piece). I'd cycle to work but I work 5 miles out along a dodgy stretch of road, so I don't. It's the only time I drive, the rest of the time (grocery shopping, going out, visiting friends and rellies), I cycle. I'm so ecologically conscientious
ksct - yeah, I live pretty much in the centre of town. I could walk in - takes 10 minutes - but cycling is sooo much quicker (assuming you make it one piece). I'd cycle to work but I work 5 miles out along a dodgy stretch of road, so I don't. It's the only time I drive, the rest of the time (grocery shopping, going out, visiting friends and rellies), I cycle. I'm so ecologically conscientious
Sep 5th 2004, 8:45 pm
#3545
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by Grayling
Good luck with the job Simone.
I would love to get a bike but where I live is very hilly and I don't think I would survive the trip up the road to my house :scared:
When I cycled regulary I was very fit and could cycle from pub to pub and never put on weight
G
I would love to get a bike but where I live is very hilly and I don't think I would survive the trip up the road to my house :scared:
When I cycled regulary I was very fit and could cycle from pub to pub and never put on weight
G
Hmm, can imagine!
It's bit hilly here, which is annoying.
And I sweat easily, so I know I'm going to die in summer!!!
The other day it was 22 and I only had a thin vest on, but ooohhh, how warm!!
Sep 5th 2004, 8:45 pm
#3546
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by Grayling
Good luck with the job Simone.
I would love to get a bike but where I live is very hilly and I don't think I would survive the trip up the road to my house :scared:
When I cycled regulary I was very fit and could cycle from pub to pub and never put on weight
G
I would love to get a bike but where I live is very hilly and I don't think I would survive the trip up the road to my house :scared:
When I cycled regulary I was very fit and could cycle from pub to pub and never put on weight
G
Sep 5th 2004, 8:46 pm
#3547
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by Simone
Hmm, can imagine!
It's bit hilly here, which is annoying.
And I sweat easily, so I know I'm going to die in summer!!!
The other day it was 22 and I only had a thin vest on, but ooohhh, how warm!!
What are you trying to do Simone????!!!!! You'll get those boys all excited!
Sep 5th 2004, 8:49 pm
#3548
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by bundy
What are you trying to do Simone????!!!!! You'll get those boys all excited!
G
Sep 5th 2004, 8:49 pm
#3549
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Anyway, horses sweat, men perspire and women merely glow 
You should have seen me when I was cooking on the sheep station (40 degree heat outside, me standing over an open fire inside....). Good god did I sweat. Standing there in a singlet and grubby dungarees (camp oven cooking is a messy busy), dripping with sweat and trying not to let it drip into the cabbage. Very attractive. I used to drink 9 litres of water each shift.
You should have seen me when I was cooking on the sheep station (40 degree heat outside, me standing over an open fire inside....). Good god did I sweat. Standing there in a singlet and grubby dungarees (camp oven cooking is a messy busy), dripping with sweat and trying not to let it drip into the cabbage. Very attractive. I used to drink 9 litres of water each shift.
Sep 5th 2004, 8:51 pm
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by bundy
What are you trying to do Simone????!!!!! You'll get those boys all excited!
Ok, I was wearing: socks, sneakers, jeans, undies, bra, t-shirt, vest, glasses.
Is that better
Sep 5th 2004, 8:51 pm
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by bundy
Anyway, horses sweat, men perspire and women merely glow
You should have seen me when I was cooking on the sheep station (40 degree heat outside, me standing over an open fire inside....). Good god did I sweat. Standing there in a singlet and grubby dungarees (camp oven cooking is a messy busy), dripping with sweat and trying not to let it drip into the cabbage. Very attractive. I used to drink 9 litres of water each shift.
You should have seen me when I was cooking on the sheep station (40 degree heat outside, me standing over an open fire inside....). Good god did I sweat. Standing there in a singlet and grubby dungarees (camp oven cooking is a messy busy), dripping with sweat and trying not to let it drip into the cabbage. Very attractive. I used to drink 9 litres of water each shift.
<trying to munch through my breakfast>
Sep 5th 2004, 8:53 pm
#3552
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by Simone
Oh oops! I thought I'd scare them with the sweating part!!
Ok, I was wearing: socks, sneakers, jeans, undies, bra, t-shirt, vest, glasses.
Is that better
Ok, I was wearing: socks, sneakers, jeans, undies, bra, t-shirt, vest, glasses.
Is that better
Sep 5th 2004, 8:53 pm
#3553
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by ksct97
nice image that!
<trying to munch through my breakfast>
<trying to munch through my breakfast>
Sep 5th 2004, 8:54 pm
#3554
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Originally Posted by bundy
Anyway, horses sweat, men perspire and women merely glow
You should have seen me when I was cooking on the sheep station (40 degree heat outside, me standing over an open fire inside....). Good god did I sweat. Standing there in a singlet and grubby dungarees (camp oven cooking is a messy busy), dripping with sweat and trying not to let it drip into the cabbage. Very attractive. I used to drink 9 litres of water each shift.
You should have seen me when I was cooking on the sheep station (40 degree heat outside, me standing over an open fire inside....). Good god did I sweat. Standing there in a singlet and grubby dungarees (camp oven cooking is a messy busy), dripping with sweat and trying not to let it drip into the cabbage. Very attractive. I used to drink 9 litres of water each shift.
Mu dad is/was a builder, working outside in the 40 degree heat! He also said, he drank about 5 liters, and didn't have to go to the toilet once!
Yes, normal women might glow, I don't
Sep 5th 2004, 8:55 pm
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Re: Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
And I did cook in just my bikini a few times, but not for the guests, just for the workers. Bit dangerous, mind. And I doubt I'd pass my food hygene certificate like that!
