LOL

The Big Cheese
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Got to laugh, have been sending my CV out, and with the help of my ex boss, drafted a new and improved version of it
Sent it off to him, he made some changes and I uploaded it onto all the major recruitment agencies
PUBLICALLY viewed by potential employers.....
I then get an email from him asking if I checked it before sending out.. (which I hadnt)#
My interest section now reads:
Mountain BIking/cycling
Music and film
Travel
Reading
Dogging
BASTARD.... just uploaded it again....
Wonder if anyone saw it?
Sent it off to him, he made some changes and I uploaded it onto all the major recruitment agencies
PUBLICALLY viewed by potential employers.....
I then get an email from him asking if I checked it before sending out.. (which I hadnt)#
My interest section now reads:
Mountain BIking/cycling
Music and film
Travel
Reading
Dogging
BASTARD.... just uploaded it again....
Wonder if anyone saw it?
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I'd love it if you got an interview in that time.<hr noshade size="1"><font color="purple"><center><i><b><font size="2"><font face="Times New Roman"> "Boggis and Bunce and Bean. One fat, one short, one lean. These horrible crooks. So different in looks. Were none the less equally mean."</font id="Times New Roman"></b></font id="size2"></i></center></font id="purple">0
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Hhhhmmmm. Could be in icebreaker0
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"So I see you like dogs"
"What? Yes! Yes I like dogs!"Uncompromising extremist0 -
thats ace.
i once included a little bit of my own work into my mates arrival letters to our commanding officer (as an nco you have to write to the co to tell him about yourself and whatnot, i think its a tradition thing)
the letter follows a very strict format and starts something like this:
sir,
i have the honour to report that i will be reporting for duty on <insert date> and will be taking up a post in <insert squadron> as a troop sergeant. Also i think you are a webbo.
i included the bold part as the letter was on a pen drive i borrowed from him which he then gave to his mrs to print off on nice paper.
luckily his mrs knew what a 'webbo' was and phoned him to make sure he really wanted to include it in the letter she had printed off for him.
was a very close one, im not sure your average colonel would be too impressed with some upstart calling him a webbo.
as a payment, un known to me, he drew on my passport when we went to kenya with a permanent pen depicting me as a pirate, something the bird behind the desk wasnt massively impressed with.0 -
If you saw some of the girls/women I "dated" in the 70's/80's, dog's would be disrespectful to the Canine Race...0
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One of the younger ones at our place is coming to the end of his 6 month contract as I am and he's been doing his CV with help from the manager who amended his CV from 'lively personality' to 'split personality' which was sent out to a few prospective employers. He hasn't heard back from them yetI've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0