rosstheboss
Retrobike Rider
I'm not evil !
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I don't get them now as they can't do any of my sort of work due to insurance (working at heights with electricity)
I had one a few years ago that I ran out of jobs for so I got her to continuity test all the bulbs on around 20 10 metre strings of fairy lights.
I had one a few years ago that I ran out of jobs for so I got her to continuity test all the bulbs on around 20 10 metre strings of fairy lights.
Ah yes, Sky hooks, Glass hammer, etc.
Once had a lad working with me who dropped my sprit level and the bubble split in half. Said to him "you've broke my bubble, go and see the store manager and ask for a new one. Poor bugger had to walk the full length of the factory and back almost 1mile. He didn't speak to me for the rest of the day when he got back, funny that.
Once had a lad working with me who dropped my sprit level and the bubble split in half. Said to him "you've broke my bubble, go and see the store manager and ask for a new one. Poor bugger had to walk the full length of the factory and back almost 1mile. He didn't speak to me for the rest of the day when he got back, funny that.
gibbleking
Old School Grand Master
mines been helping with the cycling lessons...really good too.he cant believe that i get paid for my job...
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
In my first job I got got by the go for a long stand. In hospitals there really are long stands, the wheeled stands you put blood bags on. I got sent from ward 1 to ward 45 where I was told to wait in a corner for 20 minutes while they looked then was told they didn't have one. To show how naive I was it took me a week to realise what had happened 
rawednylme
Dirt Disciple
I worked in Alpine Bikes on my work experience many years ago, was probably the most "fun" place I've ever been in for a job.
Crappy jobs like bagging up chains, sorting through the spare rims, getting the mcdonalds in... But got to build a couple of low end bikes from box.
I think if I'd been told to sort out a load of spokes I'd still have been happy. It was always more interesting seeing some of the customers bikes that were taken in.
Not sure of the point in work experience actually, a fun week off of school, don't think that is what they are going for...
Crappy jobs like bagging up chains, sorting through the spare rims, getting the mcdonalds in... But got to build a couple of low end bikes from box.
I think if I'd been told to sort out a load of spokes I'd still have been happy. It was always more interesting seeing some of the customers bikes that were taken in.
Not sure of the point in work experience actually, a fun week off of school, don't think that is what they are going for...
feetabix":2lkjhp7g said:I did mine at MIRA in Nuneaton, got sent for a tin of striped paint........I was under the radar though, the lad in the week prior to me got caught feeling the tits on one of the crash test dummies!.....
you got her number? thats my kind of girl,silent and lets you do anything to her
matthew71":16sd4kr4 said:feetabix":16sd4kr4 said:I did mine at MIRA in Nuneaton, got sent for a tin of striped paint........I was under the radar though, the lad in the week prior to me got caught feeling the tits on one of the crash test dummies!.....
you got her number? thats my kind of girl,silent and lets you do anything to her
those type of girls have a name......... they call them real dolls
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