What do you do...............

[And]

<font color='#000080'>Hi

Target for Middle Management Hostility

Andy

[ian.smyth]

Also work in IT..used to be that there wasn't so many of us and we earned a reasonably salary! &nbsp;Contracting Oh hm , back in the day

[Dr Stevil]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Bren Tierney @ Nov. 20 2003,17:36)]Isn't this where Stevie W comes in with his: &quot;Bloody students!

Probably, but as I was one from ooooo.....1993-2002 (the last year was purely technical status) &nbsp;I think I 'll keep my tongue firmly in my cheek &nbsp;

Future Doc? Nay &nbsp;lad, had my PhD graduation ceremony in December 2002, now fully Post-doctoral Research Scientist (Durham Uni) but bored s***less with it, and can often be heard bemoaning, &quot;I wish I'd been a plumber...&quot; &nbsp;

[CotoChris]

<font color='#0000FF'>Have my own bussiness selling products for the wine trade. Get to travel quite a bit but unfortunately not always succesfull in getting dives in between.

[Mr T.]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Steve W @ Nov. 20 2003,19:53)]Future Doc? Nay  lad, had my PhD graduation ceremony in December 2002, now fully Post-doctoral Research Scientist

So, Stevie mate, being a fully spammed-up scientist, you'll be, like, well observant then, right?

Then perhaps you might re-read my original posting to Mary; who claimed she was a 'bloody student' and working towards being (1st, 2nd &amp; 3rd person indicative future tense) a doctor: ergo &quot;Future Doc&quot; &nbsp; &nbsp;

You're still not with us mate, are ya? You're still mid-pootle on a semi-bimble off the Juliet?! &nbsp;

[HelenM]

International supermodel. &nbsp;In my spare time I run a mental institute for 'challenging' cats and pray for world peace.

[tom]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Bren Tierney @ Nov. 20 2003,22:42)]towards being (1st, 2nd &amp; 3rd person indicative future tense) a doctor: ergo &quot;Future Doc&quot;  

Bren, mate, you seem a bit confused.

That's *essays* , all that writing stuff. That's ARTS students, not SCIENCE. You can't expect scientists to be able to read, or write. Or find their arses with both hands in many cases, but that might just be my own experience.

Hope this helps,
Tom

[Andy the Coastie]

<font color='#0000FF'>Past 6 years as a commercial diver covering all sorts of work in historical wreck salvage.

ORCA plc ( the company that found the HANOVER ) on North Cornish coast, plus a few off Dover and the Kentish Knock, then bought out by Deep Sea Explorations plc and spent a year back in Cornwall locating a few more.

Went into a mid life crisis at the ripe old age of 39 ( this summer ) and decided that i wanted to go out and do something on my own involving my family more.

SO........

At this exact moment ,,,,, Director of my own company ,,,,,,, which in a couple of weeks the company will have a nice boat to take all those nice divers with big wallets out to have fun

Andy

[Mr T.]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (tom @ Nov. 20 2003,23:24)]

Bren, mate, you seem a bit confused.

That's *essays* , all that writing stuff. That's ARTS students, not SCIENCE. You can't expect scientists to be able to read, or write. Or find their arses with both hands in many cases, but that might just be my own experience.

Hope this helps,
Tom

Tom Squire,

You are indeed correct mate, and may I join you in a happy history of seldom, if ever, having tried to locate a scientist's arse (with or without compass and/or map), whether that be in ambient light or shadow &nbsp;

[Ben Harris]

<font color='#8D38C9'>bren not searching for sceintists arses??


Those rumours must be untrue then. Must be a different Mr T in the local papers.

(He makes jacko look like a saint)