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Posted: Thu 29 Apr, 2004 10:15 am
by Jason The Argonaut
I find my job on the boreing side sometimes, but at the end of the day I wont be doning it for the rest of my life.
bootneck wrote:hey, what kind of pipes? steel, plastic, internal, external, push fit, soldered joints, come on spill the beans, i think we`re all more than eager to find out about your pipes, who do you do them for
Bloody hell bootneck, how much time do you spend in your shed. :o :lol:

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Posted: Thu 29 Apr, 2004 10:27 am
by cc123
Jason, what do you do are what are you planning to do in the future?

Posted: Thu 29 Apr, 2004 10:33 am
by Jason The Argonaut
cc123 wrote:Jason, what do you do are what are you planning to do in the future?
At the present time mate I'm a Web Designer, and my future plans involve me joining the Army.

Posted: Thu 29 Apr, 2004 10:45 am
by cc123
Why? Bored and Depressed like the thread says ??!!

What stage are you at? I'm waiting on RSC saying I'm medically fit then I'll have my interview......soon.

Posted: Thu 29 Apr, 2004 10:56 am
by Guest
Jason The Argonaut wrote:I find my job on the boreing side sometimes, but at the end of the day I wont be doning it for the rest of my life.
bootneck wrote:hey, what kind of pipes? steel, plastic, internal, external, push fit, soldered joints, come on spill the beans, i think we`re all more than eager to find out about your pipes, who do you do them for
Bloody hell bootneck, how much time do you spend in your shed. :o :lol:

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JTA, not enough mate, i`ve a 16 x 8 foot workshop on the back of my garage as well, and i haven`t been in there for ages

Posted: Thu 29 Apr, 2004 10:58 am
by Sully
Hmm, I was until I jacked my job in about half hour ago. gwtdw just about hit the nail on the head :lol:

I may be on a bit of radio silence for a while - want to leave on my terms and not get shown the door for abusing the firm's internet policy.

Posted: Thu 29 Apr, 2004 11:05 am
by Guest
Sully, sorry to hear that oppo, i`m sure somrthing will turn up, a man so versatile as yourself :drinking: :wink:

Posted: Thu 29 Apr, 2004 11:20 am
by Sully
Don't be sorry mucker - it's all in hand :wink: Will tell all on a more secure means.

Posted: Thu 29 Apr, 2004 3:36 pm
by Noz
I'm an Environmental Test Engineer at the moment. Tomorrow is my last day! The company that I work for decided to make most of the workforce redundant so I had to take the initiative, go out, and get another job. Went to a recruitment agency, they put me forward for an interview. I was invited back for a second interview and 48 hours later I had a new job. 8)

What I'm trying to say is that if I can do it, anyone can. A bit of motivation and initiative (something you require loads of in the armed forces) and you can get anywhere.

Improvise, adapt and overcome. The work is out there, go and get it. Part time, full time, contract and temporary it's all good.

Posted: Thu 29 Apr, 2004 4:01 pm
by Jason The Argonaut
cc123 wrote:Why? Bored and Depressed like the thread says ??!!

What stage are you at? I'm waiting on RSC saying I'm medically fit then I'll have my interview......soon.
I get bored with the same old routine and sitting behind a desk, I'm glad to say I'm not depressed with my job like you are. :o

I've got my BARB test next monday :)

Posted: Fri 30 Apr, 2004 8:15 am
by cc123
Mega-Bored with mines but they depression might be tempory today, expecting to hear back about a date for my interview. If all goes well RSC won't be too far away...

Only problem is (not really much of a problem) is I go to Corfu 2 weeks today. I might lose some fitness but I did have this booked waaaaaayy back. Just unfortunate my application and holiday have all kicked off at the same time.

Oh well, looks like I'll be starting training with a nice tan!! :D

Posted: Fri 30 Apr, 2004 10:22 am
by gwtdw
Hows your pipes today CC :) If your committed to your training program holiday wont be a problem, i spent december and most of jan in florida, training was brilliant. Training, sun shine, topless birds, plenty of shopping in factory outlets what more do you want, STICK IT ON THE PLASTIC :o :o :o :drinking: Seen as your close to rsc could you give us a run down on your training program could do with a bit of help. Maybe everyone could post there routines on here. At least it gets a topic going so we dont get bored and depressed :drinking: :drinking: Keep those chins up lads bloody trip wires every where :D

Posted: Fri 30 Apr, 2004 11:05 am
by cc123
Day is going alright for a change. Must have something to do with it being a friday and near un-limited web-access!!

Training program?? Whats that????!!! :lol:

Tell you what I did from saturday last week in terms of training.

Sat. Morning 5x25 press-ups. 5x30 Sit-ups.
Afternoon. 8 mile cycle on a very tough, hilly course.
Sun. 1pm 45min Indoor 5-a-side session. 5pm 1hr30min Outdoor 5-a-side.
Mon. REST except my sit's and press ups.
TUE. 40 mins light swimming and sauna.
Wed. 8.4 mile run in 56:50
Thu. REST except sit's and press-ups.

Tonight: Quick 2miles blast, getting dragged out for dinner so I'll do something tomorrow and then it's my usual fooie on sunday....
Incase your wondering, I do some heaves and chins at work by swinging from the bar in the bogs!! :lol: :lol:

I never set out a training program the I do EVERY week. I find it gets boring and if I know wot I've to do before hand I get put off. I do training wot I feel is neccesary and I usually notice an improvement in terms of going a little quicker during run's or not breathing out my a55 as much after shorts runs (I find longer distance easier after I've done a few miles).

As for my holiday, I'll need to limit my beer intake :roll: and I suppose a few short runs and several laps in the pool will have my burd getting on to me. Can hear it just now "Give it a rest, your supposed to be on hol!!" YAK YAK !!!