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I find a scan of the forum is a good stress buster. A chuckle goes a long way to repairing that caused by life.
It sounds a bit sick, but I've been dealing with a tragic death of a pupil in recent weeks, and it can swallow you up- grief, press, staff, counselling families etc.
A five miunte scan can keep another perspective.
A portal on a strange world is release indeed.
Barkles any chance of a job so I can share your computer?
SY3
Oh and I do the odd shift on an oil rig in the North Sea, with Jason L and some other girls
I will provide the requested information promptly on receipt of my fee of £XX.XX, payable in advance. I regret that it is necessary to request advance payment, but regrettable experiences with legal firms other than your own have informed our practice policy in this matter...oh, soddit, since I practically know you and you don't sound like the ambulance-chasing type, it's easy. Just log on at work using the username and password you use at home and the site should do the rest.
That's sick!
(Chortle)
But we have the thought police - sorry an IT department - who do dip in and check what we're looking at from time to time. And I'm sure I signed something a few years back which said (amongst other things) that I wouldn't enter chat rooms.
However when I received an e-mail to tell me that my first ever post (from home last night of course!) had generated a response, I had to sneak a peak!
And I'm sure you all understand that when I saw that it was Muttley who had responded, well I just had to break the rules and reply.
Wouldn't have been natural not to.
But that's why, after a good club run this evening and with work tomorrow, I'm still up at 11 at night in the forum!
Night all!
Hilly- yup - jobs going next week! and unlimited internet access and no snoop-like pressure from the boss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mrs P calls you "the night time people". She must think that you're all up at this time of the morning punching the keyboard. Uually it's just me & Natty Noodle but even he's not around tonite. They must have a lock-in at the pub.
Primary with Early Years also ages 0-11.
Have 72 staff in total. Big place for the litle people.
Lets hope none of your staff are forumites Barkles.
Pizzaman, I wondered how you got your name.
BK is a programmer who sits in a corner, hence avoids prying eyes. Trying to cut down on work abuse though.
Nice to see you back JasonL although I bet working for Snoop gets a bit painfull
All the nudity was begining to harm my eyesight, and I didn't want to make Jon jealous.
I've returned to my normal job of creatng stunning designs and webs sites for Blue chip clients. I've lost my corner seat, so now I only have a 50% chance of getting caught on the forums when I should be working. Anyone know of a design company that has a corner desk spare I could park myself in?
If anyone comes in I just minimize the window.
It's a hard life, eh? From this thread I can see that actual work probably takes up very little of people's working day, in general. Isn't the internet great?!!
Beth
We had Blunkett, you are welcome to him mate.
Mind you, I'd like my own classroom/office/desk/space! Also, at least 2 free lessons each day to make use of the unlimited internet access and have an extended lunch break for a run!
It's Hildegard because I love the medieval women mystics, and she is my fave! Das fliessende Licht der Gottheit. The English ones are cool too.
Are you shaving your leags in that picture?