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LEQ wrote: I work in Marketing for a Cuban Cigar importer is South West London.

You are such a twunt, I hate you.

(I really really really want to go too Cuba)

Accountant at an Orthodox Jewish property management company. It's...different. Enjoying the passover break at the moment

datura wrote:Accountant at an Orthodox Jewish property management company. It's...different. Enjoying the passover break at the moment

cant imagine the work nights out are a barrel of laughs? Or is that the adolf in me coming out...

I worked for a small Orthodox Jewish family business when I was a graphic designer, man... the food they used to bring in and let me try was fucking lush. Bastards made me work Sundays though because I was the only person who wasn't a Jew.

They were sound, they let me smoke weed at work

Firky wrote:I worked for a small Orthodox Jewish family business when I was a graphic designer, man... the food they used to bring in and let me try was fucking lush. Bastards made me work Sundays though because I was the only person who wasn't a Jew.

They were sound, they let me smoke weed at work

Thus proving, Hitler really was a tnuc.

Trap wrote:Work part time in GameStation, whilst studing arboriculture at college. Seriously, tree, chainsaws, and working outdoors - I can't wait to get paid for that shit.

Fuckin' hell! I did that for a bit too, this is getting uncanny.

Are you a Stihl or a husq' man?

Trap wrote:Work part time in GameStation, whilst studing arboriculture at college. Seriously, tree, chainsaws, and working outdoors - I can't wait to get paid for that shit.

ive got a few mates doing that too - youll fucking love it, fair do's in the winter it might not be amazing but when you get better at it you can progress to pylon painting and cliff work and youll be earning o dollar!!!!

Stihl FTMFW! I used to use one of these as a labourer.



POWER TOOLS = WIN

Husqvarna, man! Though the Stihl 880 is an absolute machine! Got to handle a pretty beasty one at the APF - pic' below:



I've never touched the Stihls at college, mainly due to a lack of interest. I'm really comfortable with the Husq'.

Any reason why you're not still doing the work?

Trap wrote:Husqvarna, man! Though the Stihl 880 is an absolute machine! Got to handle a pretty beasty one at the APF - pic' below:


I've never touched the Stihls at college, mainly due to a lack of interest. I'm really comfortable with the Husq'.

Any reason why you're not still doing the work?

Christ, how long is that bar, 6ft?

The reason I don't do it any more is quite simple mate, look at the size of your arms, you're as strong as an ox you big bastard! Where as I am a skinny fucker and just haven't got the upper body strength

I am too lazy to do weights, I keep thinking about it but I am just far too fucking lazy

I did a course with the national trust and got a couple of certificates, can fell trees up to 15" in diameter. I only really did it because I have a wood burning stove and access to woodland so I went on the courses and got interested in it when people started asking me to do little jobs for them (such as felling that cherry tree).

I think when that was taken I was climbing down and the chainsaw wouldn't be running, got me kevlar pants and gloves on though

kins83 wrote:

lloydnoise wrote:

kins83 wrote:I work as a credit risk analyst for a large bank. Sorry.

ha, same here. I am the crunch.

Which one? Lloyds?

haha no it's Amex, not strictley a bank but credit dealings none the less,
it's actually a pretty nice job, fairly chilled out as it's all corporate.

I work in a shitty office job doing shitty things for a payroll office for the nhs, but not for much longer, I've handed my notice in and after the end of month, I'll officially be unemployed

haven't got a clue what I'm going to do but as long as it's not sitting at a desk all day then I'll be happy. Thinking I'd like to either help people or learn some kind of skill. I really should have gone to a careers advisor back in school.

Careers advisers are a waste of time. I didn't know what I wanted to do when I was 16 and at school - over a decade later I still don't know what I want to do. Life's about living and not working, well that's the way I look at it. And that's why I have worked in so many jobs. Think I have found one I like now though

I work as a chemist making inkjet printing ink for niche/specialist applications, like printing metals, enzymes, etc.

sub aquatic ceramic technician ............. or kitchen porter

spooKs wrote:

LEQ wrote:Me on the left, SpooKs on the right ^^

exactly, just noticed the title of the picture is boys_a_puffin_.jpg

dropped out after five years of being a student studying graphics and illustration to live the dream (i saw nothing coming of my degree and so far ive been proved right by mates who graduated). Been writing tunes and promoting. Im about to start teaching kids music production, radio and djing at various schools and youth centres while concentrating on making it as a producer and dj. Its exciting but damn hard as im skint all the fucking time. I have no doubts in my mind that i will make it though... but i guess youve gotta have that mindset if you commit to it and sacrifice as much as i have... having seen what bar 9 have done and continue to do im not too worried hehe...