Thought you'd all fell better for knowing
Chris Jones
Now I need to afford a bike.
Hmmmmm
Chris Jones
Simon Batey
<chris...@easynet.co.uk> writes
Congrats like. What bike are you thinking of getting?.........
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John Malpass
Simon Batey wrote in message ...
>In article <6vo7sk$ps4$1...@apple.news.easynet.net>, Chris Jones
><chris...@easynet.co.uk> writes
>>Just thought I'd tell all that I passed my DAS yesterday.
>>
>>Now I need to afford a bike.
>>
>>Hmmmmm
>>
>>Chris Jones
>>
>>
>
>Congrats like. What bike are you thinking of getting?.........
He wants a nice little CG125
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Windy
<jmal...@globalnet.co.uk> wrote:
>
>He wants a nice little CG125
So how much is Murray actually paying you?
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John Malpass
Windy wrote in message <3654fc75....@news.u-net.com>...
>On Sun, 11 Oct 1998 01:07:00 +0100, "John Malpass"
><jmal...@globalnet.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>
>>He wants a nice little CG125
>
>So how much is Murray actually paying you?
Since becoming a software engineer at teatime, I now earn 1.5K a day.
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Dan Nitschke
>
> Since becoming a software engineer at teatime,
Dammit, *I* had to wait until after supper. :(
> I now earn 1.5K a day.
1.5K... *what*?
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Trevor Dennis
>Since becoming a software engineer at teatime, I now earn 1.5K a day.
I'm an electronics engineer. I earn 1K5.
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Nigel Hewitt
>John Malpass said
>
>>Since becoming a software engineer at teatime, I now earn 1.5K a day.
>
>I'm an electronics engineer. I earn 1K5.
I started out as an electronics engineer and worked 40 hours for lots.
Then I moved to computers and made more for less time
Then programming, even more for less time again.
The as EKS I was paid the earth for next to no time.
Finally my brother and set up our own company.
Now I work all the hours under the sun and lots
that aren't and pay myself peanuts.
I just haven't figured why I'm so pleased with it.
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TZR250 + Honda Company Van.
Dan Nitschke
>
> I'm an electronics engineer. I earn 1K5.
Are you sure that isn't 1K9?
Simes told me you lived a dog's life.
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John Malpass
Dan Nitschke wrote in message <362096...@best.com>...
>John Malpass wrote:
>>
>> Windy wrote in message <3654fc75....@news.u-net.com>...
>> >
>> >So how much is Murray actually paying you?
>>
>
>
>
I prefer Jelly Babies, but I'll work for peanuts.
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Trevor Dennis
>>>Since becoming a software engineer at teatime, I now earn 1.5K a day.
>>I'm an electronics engineer. I earn 1K5.
>I started out as an electronics engineer and worked 40 hours for lots.
Er, I'm not really an electronics engineer[1].
'Twas a 'units' type joke.
[1] Well actually I am mechanical and electronical.[2] [2a]
[2] Well I used to be before I went blind.
[2a] I can't believe TP's spell checker didn't throw
that last word out.
Simon Batey
<tre...@tdennis.demon.co.uk> writes
>John Malpass said
>
>>Since becoming a software engineer at teatime, I now earn 1.5K a day.
>
>I'm an electronics engineer. I earn 1K5.
>
Black bastards rape our young girls but virgins grow wiser.......
Neil Murray
> On Sun, 11 Oct 1998 01:07:00 +0100, "John Malpass"
> <jmal...@globalnet.co.uk> wrote:
>
> >
> >He wants a nice little CG125
>
> So how much is Murray actually paying you?
Murray doesn't pay.
Murray *is* paid.
By people who want gaskets. And B120s. or rather, who don't want B120s.
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Alan W. Frame
> John Malpass said
>
> >Since becoming a software engineer at teatime, I now earn 1.5K a day.
>
> I'm an electronics engineer. I earn 1K5.
I suppose it might help my quest for a GAGARPHOF # if I admit to feeling
hard done by 'cos computer companies don't pay 1024 quid for every "K"
of salary they advertise....
rgds, Alan
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Alan W. Frame
[]
Did the Baron have a hand in you?
Are you Igor The Pugh's built-from-the-bits-left-over brother?
rgds, Alan
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Mike Gleavy
<jmal...@globalnet.co.uk> writes
>I prefer Jelly Babies, but I'll work for peanuts.
You're an ape of some sort??
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Bastard Bear
>
> Just thought I'd tell all that I passed my DAS yesterday.
>
> Now I need to afford a bike.
>
> Hmmmmm
>
> Chris Jones
Well batted.
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John Malpass
Mike Gleavy wrote in message ...
>In article <6vqug8$4lp$1...@newnews.global.net.uk>, John Malpass
><jmal...@globalnet.co.uk> writes
>>I prefer Jelly Babies, but I'll work for peanuts.
>
>You're an ape of some sort??
More of a parody =0)
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Trevor Dennis
>Trevor Dennis <tre...@tdennis.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>[]
>> [1] Well actually I am mechanical and electronical.[2] [2a]
>Did the Baron have a hand in you?
I hope he had a rubber glove on.
>Are you Igor The Pugh's built-from-the-bits-left-over brother?
It takes a hell of a shock to get any
life into me. You could be right.
Martin Sheil
>
> Alan W. Frame said
> >Trevor Dennis <tre...@tdennis.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> >[]
> >> [1] Well actually I am mechanical and electronical.[2] [2a]
>
> >Did the Baron have a hand in you?
>
> I hope he had a rubber glove on.
I didn't. It wasn't _my_ hand.
>
> >Are you Igor The Pugh's built-from-the-bits-left-over brother?
>
> It takes a hell of a shock to get any
> life into me. You could be right.
Hmm. That's easy to sort out.
[Flicks through Igorkea catalogue]
For home use I would recommed the "Shaker-style" easy chair, which comes
complete with it's own transformer and moulded plug.
For out and about, we're developing a rather nice pacemaker which is
powered by a pair of Van der Graaf generators. Naturally, this will be
supplied with a Wonderbra in your choice of colour.
Baron von Martinstein
Martin Sheil
>
> Trevor Dennis <tre...@tdennis.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> []
> > [1] Well actually I am mechanical and electronical.[2] [2a]
>
> Did the Baron have a hand in you?
>
I always wondered what had happened to the Action Man I used to practice
on.
Baron von Martinstein