work!

David B":29ezrlys said:
al":29ezrlys said:
I considered a job as a cleaner at Big Ben, but they wanted me to work around the clock.

al.

As an alternative, you could always get a job with a company that makes bits for PC keyboards, although it would probably involve some degree of shift work.

:oops:

David
Don't do it - left me all spaced out.
 
I applied for a job as a yoga teacher.

They asked if I was flexible.

I said I can't work Tuesday afternoons
 
David B":3gvdbvkt said:
al":3gvdbvkt said:
I considered a job as a cleaner at Big Ben, but they wanted me to work around the clock.

al.

As an alternative, you could always get a job with a company that makes bits for PC keyboards, although it would probably involve some degree of shift work.

:oops:

David

I actually did back in the day! Worked on a production line making keyboards for IBM I put the buttons onto the board and I was bored doing it.

I was asked if I wanted to be an Hangman's mate but it ment long hours and some one always trying to drop you in it.
 
Neil":1221vdpt said:
David B":1221vdpt said:
al":1221vdpt said:
I considered a job as a cleaner at Big Ben, but they wanted me to work around the clock.

al.

As an alternative, you could always get a job with a company that makes bits for PC keyboards, although it would probably involve some degree of shift work.

:oops:

David
Don't do it - left me all spaced out.

No intention to return, then? Not even if the management offered to take you out for a lavish lunch with them picking up the tab?

David
 
I had a job nailing together broken furniture in a lesbian holiday camp.











It didn't last as they didn't want me to use nails. It was all tongue and groove!
 
I had an interesting job once, making components for submarine periscopes. Didn't last long, though, as a few months later the company went under.

:oops:

David
 
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