Tell us something really trivial about your life (Catch 22)

Tell us something really trivial about your life (Catch 22)

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McAndy

12,497 posts

178 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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More ning.

Good luck today, travellers and interviewees.

Fun Bus

17,911 posts

219 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Morning everyone.

Good luck Engineer and 'Pad.

Chunkymonkey71

13,015 posts

199 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Morning all!

Ibihaj (in before I have a jobbie)

Best of luck today, interviewees!

Grandpad58

12,545 posts

182 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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I think the dog knows there's something happening , she's very clingy to me this morning.

DickyC

49,823 posts

199 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Is this the longest Page 499, like, ever?

DickyC

49,823 posts

199 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Little Boy Pages, that is.

paperbag

Gretchen

19,046 posts

217 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Morning. I've lost what day we are.

ali_kat said:
Morning!

I go home today smile

Much as I love sleeping like a starfish in the centre of the bed; it's just not as good as sleeping cramped up on the edge of the bed next to my love & both cats!

Good luck today Engineer & Pad!
Mine slept on the backs of my knees last night. She has very rarely done that. Saves my roof though!

Four days off after today. Yay.


Chim

7,259 posts

178 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Morning campers, I see we are setting the scene for our two erstwhile adventures, good luck to you both. Q just dropped me a line though, he has prepared a few cunning toys for your journey and has asked if you could pop round to pick them up before you set off. On the whole they look useful, I would avoid the the super magnetic underpants though, Q is really excited about them but I have heard of some teething problems. In fact Agent M is still laid up after his accidentally triggered while walking passed a building site, the doctors managed to remove most of the 6 inch nails from his balls but the scaffolding pole lodged up his butt is proving a little tricky.

captainzep

13,305 posts

193 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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ali_kat said:
starfish
snigger.

Morning. Off now for Easter.

This is the bit where I tell you about something wildly exciting on my to-do list...

Er...

Adenauer

18,581 posts

237 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Morning campers. I've brought along some chocolate ass cream for your trip, I'm told it feels good, on the whole. Good luck for today Engineer & Pad. smile

Mr Roper

13,013 posts

195 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Good morning all,

Lovely day to ride to work. smile


Pad, good luck fella. You da man. thumbup

You too, Eng1.

Mr Roper

13,013 posts

195 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Gretchen said:
Morning. I've lost what day we are.

ali_kat said:
Morning!

I go home today smile

Much as I love sleeping like a starfish in the centre of the bed; it's just not as good as sleeping cramped up on the edge of the bed next to my love & both cats!

Good luck today Engineer & Pad!
Mine slept on the backs of my knees last night. She has very rarely done that. Saves my roof though!

Four days off after today. Yay.
I've got a black goldfish with one big eye. It's sleeps underwater.

The Beaver King

6,095 posts

196 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Morning.

Good luck E1 and G58 thumbup


Anyone else having a downer about work today? Christ, I really need a change.... frown

DickyC

49,823 posts

199 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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The Beaver King said:
Anyone else having a downer about work today?
A bit. There is so much to do at the fag end of the project that we should be busy from early until late but panic has set in to such an extent that the people who require the drawings aren't giving us the information. Apart from a few small, desperate, late-in-the-day jobs we are all sitting around doing nothing and costing someone a fortune. We have been asked to come in over Easter to handle this elusive rush.

Tea and hot cross buns, anyone? We have plenty of time.

DickyC

49,823 posts

199 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Mr Roper said:
I've got a black goldfish with one big eye. It's sleeps underwater.
Is that the legendary missing track from the White Album?

The Beaver King

6,095 posts

196 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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DickyC said:
A bit. There is so much to do at the fag end of the project that we should be busy from early until late but panic has set in to such an extent that the people who require the drawings aren't giving us the information. Apart from a few small, desperate, late-in-the-day jobs we are all sitting around doing nothing and costing someone a fortune. We have been asked to come in over Easter to handle this elusive rush.

Tea and hot cross buns, anyone? We have plenty of time.
Snap.

We're going through some serious peaks and troughs at the minute. I'm busy, but I'm seeing very little results due to the half arsed nature of others.

Plus we're handling a very big project worth a lot of money. The higher ups were pissing themselves with excitement when they saw the potential nett profits, but are now stting themselves due to the risk. This project could be a big step in my career, yet those above seem determined to fk it up.

This is why money men should never been allowed to call the shots in engineering....

TheChampers

4,093 posts

139 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Mr Roper said:
Good morning all,

Lovely day to ride to work. smile


Pad, good luck fella. You da man. thumbup

You too, Eng1.
Morningcoffee What rofo said^^^^^^^^

What a beatiful day for pad's cross-country missionsmile Wish I had a nice long drive today rather than sitting at my desktype

Engineer1

10,486 posts

210 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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The Beaver King said:
Snap.

We're going through some serious peaks and troughs at the minute. I'm busy, but I'm seeing very little results due to the half arsed nature of others.

Plus we're handling a very big project worth a lot of money. The higher ups were pissing themselves with excitement when they saw the potential nett profits, but are now stting themselves due to the risk. This project could be a big step in my career, yet those above seem determined to fk it up.

This is why money men should never been allowed to call the shots in engineering....
But if you let engineers do it deadlines and financial restrictions can start to slip as the perfect solution is sought.

EvoDelta

8,221 posts

191 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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Good luck to you all today!


I'm buttering up the missus to see if I can get a trip to the 'ring tomorrow.


Should be enough innuendo there to carry us through to Vol.23.

DickyC

49,823 posts

199 months

Thursday 17th April 2014
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The Beaver King said:
... yet those above seem determined to fk it up.

This is why money men should never been allowed to call the shots in engineering....
One of the most fascinating things on this job is one of the directors who promises things with no knowledge of what he's promising. I recently spent a week with one of the instrument designers producing a set of interconnection drawings to match a set of vendor drawings for a huge instrument cabinet on the platform. It's as big as a double door wardrobe and rammed with equipment. He flew up to site on Monday and immediately received a phone call from this director asking if the drawings would be ready by Friday. His, "I don't know, I haven't seen the cabinet yet. Why?" wasn't well received. When he looked at the cabinet, the client had found a different vendor, so the drawings we had worked to were useless. Plus, not only were individual items in the cabinet not labelled, the cabinet wasn't wired; there was nothing there yet to connect to. He phoned the director to explain and said he was about to start the laborious task of making sense of it all and would be making umpteen sketches and notes to supply us to recommence the drawings. On the Friday he had another phone call from the director, "So, are the drawings done?"

Not a clue. Not one single solitary clue between them.
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