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Yeah Taz, seriously, I would like more details! PM them to me or email me at riiiiiich@hotmail.com
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Speaking of Erith:
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PM sent last night. I know you have read it but this thread needs a bump.(+1)Comment
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PH, just shoot yourself in the head. its a lot better than you *****ing and moaning on a forum about how youre so unemployable. I worked door to door sales and let me tell you, attitude is at least 2/3s of the sale. Even if you dont realize you have a bad attitude in interviews you do. This is what the company called "the face" Everyone but you sees "the face" You have a ****e attitude and its showing in interviews."I hope I get to punch you in the face one day" - MRT144, Imran Siddiqui
'I'm fairly certain that a ban on me punching you in the face is not a "right" worth respecting." - loinburgerComment
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Please **** off, MRT144. Insulting him for being clinically depressed (what he is, from what I gather) is an extremely stupid thing to do.Comment
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I haven't read this thread, except for the original posting:
Your description makes you sound like a natural computer programmer. It worked for me. The best thing about programming is that you don't need to be mature and motivated as creative challenges are in front of you from the beginning.
The downside is that you are bound to burn out after a while. Also, there are no jobs out there for programmers at the moment
"I'm so happy I could go and drive a car crash!"
"What do you mean do I rape strippers too? Is that an insult?"
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The downside is that you are bound to burn out after a while.
Not at my rate.
But it is pretty interesting, and a good sort of 'default' profession for the vaguely intelligent but undirected.
A masters degree in Comp Science might be the answer, but it would involve a ten grand loan.yadaComment
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I will be when I go to uni in summer 2004. I've no idea what I'll do after that though...Originally posted by Azazel
@ IW.
IW, are you a bio-informatics student? I still don't get your scientific field, guys. what will you do?Concrete, Abstract, or Squoingy?
"I don't believe in giving scripting languages because the only additional power they give users is the power to create bugs." - Mike Breitkreutz, FiraxisComment
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Yes, I used to do programming on my old BBCOriginally posted by Seneca
The downside is that you are bound to burn out after a while.
Not at my rate.
But it is pretty interesting, and a good sort of 'default' profession for the vaguely intelligent but undirected.
A masters degree in Comp Science might be the answer, but it would involve a ten grand loan.
I used to be able to do assembler and was pretty good at it, but that was a long time ago. And ten grand is a lot of money, not a sum I just have kicking around...
Speaking of Erith:
"It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda SmithComment
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Hence the 'loan' bit. They're easy to get - I had a diabolical credit history (including the odd court summons) when I applied, and had no trouble. And I think they're deferrable if you're still unemployed at the end.
But on the other hand, once you start work, £230 a month out of your pay packet isn't fun.
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