: Wed Dec 17, 2008 7:08 pm  

Mahone wrote:

All. Work. Complete.

Congratulations - You can stop feeling like a geek now because we know how hard its been studying for you! - any luck with the airport job?

Anjunabeats wrote:

Im going to try and read whole of the Twilight series by 11.59pm 31st Dec


Not a chance...

Its hard reading when you’ve got so much to fit in even if you create time for yourself. I tried reading something about this Bernard Islamabad Brunel guy in Italy - long book. I’m going to try and get it from the Library in the new year though.

: Wed Dec 17, 2008 7:15 pm  

Damo-Leeds wrote:

Anyways I’ve just bough three books for myself for Christmas. I’m wonder which way in life I’m going to go out of these three books I’ve Bought.

The Last Godfather

All about the Scottish Godfather Arthur Thomson.. Potentially my new role model next year as what we call crime (only because the governments like to control us by keeping us in poverty) is the most successful industry in the world.

Wake Up and Change Your Life quickly

Duncan Bannatyne - the guy of off Dragons Den who went from rags to riches in the legal way I assume?

Should be an interesting read and a big change from David Icke’s books that I’ve spent too much time reading this last year.

John Lennon

Nuff said.

A brilliant book is the mysterious stranger by mark twain.

: Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:05 pm  

Today I learnt that if you define an Excel chart on a List but define the series yourself it becomes dynamic with the List.

In the past I’ve used a named range based of an Offset function with a nested Count – this way it tons easier.

Not very interesting I know but, hey every day’s a school day.

: Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:06 pm  

LS16_Rhino wrote:

Not very interesting I know but, hey every day’s a school day.

No it aint.....I break up on friday!

: Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:09 pm  

EmmaMur01 wrote:

No it aint.....I break up on friday!

There’s a lot to be said for being a teacher – 13 weeks paid holiday a year and you only work 9 to 3 with about 2 hours break each day.

: Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:09 pm  

Damo-Leeds wrote:

Its hard reading when youve got so much to fit in even if you create time for yourself. I tried reading something about this Bernard Islamabad Brunel guy in Italy - long book. Im going to try and get it from the Library in the new year though.

Yeah, im going to be a busy boy for rest of the year

: Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:11 pm  

LS16_Rhino wrote:

There’s a lot to be said for being a teacher – 13 weeks paid holiday a year and you only work 9 to 3 with about 2 hours break each day.

My day today was 7.30 till 5.45 with some work to do at home afterwards.
Oh and Danny is having a longer Crimbo holiday than me.

: Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:18 pm  

EmmaMur01 wrote:

My day today was 7.30 till 5.45 with some work to do at home afterwards.
Oh and Danny is having a longer Crimbo holiday than me.

Just ribbing Emma – I have a mate whose missus is a primary school teacher and she works every hour God sends (and it usually involves yogurt pots..!!!)

: Wed Dec 17, 2008 9:27 pm  

My best mate is an assistant teacher. Does that put me up in anyone’s estimation?

: Wed Dec 17, 2008 9:32 pm  

Damo-Leeds wrote:

My best mate is an assistant teacher. Does that put me up in anyone’s estimation?

No