What do you do for a day job???

[drewMember]

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Your knowledge of history is as bad as XY’s knowledge of ‘geometry’ then

yes well Moto, i’ve never bean ashamed ov admitting i’m hung like Einstein and as smart as a horse.

[Bruce CurtisMember]

micknmeld wrote:

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Monarch of the Glen was filmed in Scotland and that’s a different country

It would have been the same country if the Scotts weren’t such a tough bunch and kicked the poms out.LOL

Your knowledge of history is as bad as XY’s knowledge of ‘geometry’ then

My knowledge of history was taught to me by my grandfather and his name was McKinnon.

I understand totally Mick one Scots Grandfather and one Fijian, as a result i really hate the Poms and the French, but not sure why.

Bc

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Moto wrote:

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micknmeld wrote:

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Monarch of the Glen was filmed in Scotland and that’s a different country

It would have been the same country if the Scotts weren’t such a tough bunch and kicked the poms out.LOL

Your knowledge of history is as bad as XY’s knowledge of ‘geometry’ then

How many times did the english try before they suceeded, and they never fully subjugated the populace anyway.
Damn Poms always writing history from a victors perspective

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

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Hi Jeffro,
do you have any/much with experience with TIG’s?

Yeh a bit, we have done a lot of TIG work. I myself am not much of a TIG welder though but can do enough for the odd job here and there.

[aaron childsMember]

3am im milking kows.
by 9am im selling and installing floorcoverings(sometimes).
after lunch …dont care

[Anonymous]

Can’t you teach them to be milked at 9am Aaron? It’s just occurred to me, why do you have to milk them so damn early?

[aaron childsMember]

12 hour rotation so they can have time to produce the milk
if i startrd at 9 & finish at 12 thats what the arvo shift would be
some farms here have 2 shifts of milkers (they milk soooo many 600?) the cows are more like battery hens ,they rarely see a paddock

[DAVE PURDOMMember]

MMMmm IM A PROFESSIONAL SHEEP SHAGGER… ok then I own a mobile car and bike detailing company… but the first one sounded better:laugh:

[Mick DMember]

laserracer wrote:

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MMMmm IM A PROFESSIONAL SHEEP SHAGGER… ok then I own a mobile car and bike detailing company… but the first one sounded better:laugh:

I spose there would be plenty of competition in you first occupation over there in NZ.I spose all the pretty ones get done first?

[dennis da menaceMember]

i am an electrician, well im actually a finger pointer!, so i guess im really a supervisor. i work for a small company that do big jobs….tooooo big for us anyway. we mainly do commercial air handling, ie heating and cooling. for offices, shopping centres, factories etc.

i enjoy it….and it pays the bills:laugh: :laugh:

and, if you hadnt already guessed, im a part time, fat, overrated, semi retired super hero:P

[Adrian LeeMember]

I am a fruit and vegetable wholesaler.Early starts and late finish,not much time left to play.

[simon burkeMember]

hey ya….im a stock and station agent…auction sheep and cattle and sell rural properties..latley i have been visting clients in the bush,instead of looking at their livestock and chewing a bit of grass with em,i keep looking at their hills and paddocks and think to myself….much rather hooning around your hills on a bike than sitting here talking cow crap….Cest la vie!!!:laugh:

[PeterMember]

I am a ceramic tiler who decided it was time for a change after a bike accident in 2000 and did some delivery work and some disability support work looking after a young bloke with autism for the last 3 and half years, but due to constant harassement from a staff member who had management wrapped around her finger have left that and had no luck so far finding a job so have gone back to my trade and ache so bad everynight:ohmy: but am enjoying the trade again (for now anyway:blink: )

[drewMember]

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I am a ceramic tiler who decided it was time for a change after a bike accident in 2000 and did some delivery work and some disability support work looking after a young bloke with autism for the last 3 and half years, but due to constant harassement from a staff member who had management wrapped around her finger have left that and had no luck so far finding a job so have gone back to my trade and ache so bad everynight:ohmy: but am enjoying the trade again (for now anyway:blink: )

That’s NO Good to hear!!!

what injuries did/do you have?

i guess you have tried all the “magic/miracle ” creams, lotions, potions and oils.

SAD to hear you were forced out of a job you enjoyed and that was a benefit to others!

[Matt BakerMember]

i have a water cart and do occasional whippersnippering and labouring in the rail corridor. i am not proud of any of my professions

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