Another London Interview Question
Apr 4th 2003, 3:59 am
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Another London Interview Question
Pete is trying to book a train for after his interview. Can someone give me an idea of what time he will get out of the Embassy?
Cheers,
Leslie
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Leslie
Apr 4th 2003, 4:11 am
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Hey, Leslie!!!
I was done and dusted by around 12.30, but he should give himself til around 1-1.30pm, just to be sure. Tell him good luck, and I'm sure you'll be waiting anxiously for his call!!
Kate. xxxx
I was done and dusted by around 12.30, but he should give himself til around 1-1.30pm, just to be sure. Tell him good luck, and I'm sure you'll be waiting anxiously for his call!!
Kate. xxxx
Apr 4th 2003, 4:13 am
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Thanks Kate.......I knew you would come through. He's trying to avoid the trains at rush hour. I am going to wait for a few more replies, but I am hoping your time frame is pretty much standard.
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Leslie
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Apr 4th 2003, 4:25 am
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A thought here....................do they go in alphabetical order?Pete's last name start's with a 'W' and that could make a difference in how fast he gets through.
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Apr 4th 2003, 4:37 am
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Hey, again!
They didn't seem to follow any particular pattern from what I could see. I think 12.15pm is pretty much a standard time they give everyone to return for their decision, but there was only one other person waiting when I went back. Seems to be first in first out.
Kate. xx
They didn't seem to follow any particular pattern from what I could see. I think 12.15pm is pretty much a standard time they give everyone to return for their decision, but there was only one other person waiting when I went back. Seems to be first in first out.
Kate. xx
Apr 4th 2003, 5:03 am
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Re: Another London Interview Question
I decided to book a train quite a bit later - it was either 3pm or 6:30 for
£50 and cost over twice as much between those times.
I didn't want to risk not getting from the embassy to the station in time so
I went for the later one and decided I could just do some good shopping
while I wait!
Lindsey
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> Pete is trying to book a train for after his interview. Can someone give
> me an idea of what time he will get out of the Embassy?
> Cheers,
> Leslie
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£50 and cost over twice as much between those times.
I didn't want to risk not getting from the embassy to the station in time so
I went for the later one and decided I could just do some good shopping
while I wait!
Lindsey
"Scout" wrote in message
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> Pete is trying to book a train for after his interview. Can someone give
> me an idea of what time he will get out of the Embassy?
> Cheers,
> Leslie
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Apr 4th 2003, 5:05 am
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Thanks again Kate :-) ..................how's the tan btw?
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Apr 4th 2003, 5:25 am
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Originally posted by Scout
Thanks again Kate :-) ..................how's the tan btw?
Cheers,
Leslie
Thanks again Kate :-) ..................how's the tan btw?
Cheers,
Leslie
The tan's very sporadic!!! I have my arms, neck, and face a lovely golden colour, as they're always in the sun, but the rest of me's still so white, it reflects!!! Hehehehe!! Corey and I aren't really sun worshippers, so we don't go to the beach! Kate. xxxx
