Sub Prime Credit Thread Part II

fairmorn308

PROLIANT wrote: »

Fairmorn, what line of work are you in
?

well i work offshore in the drilling side. But i hurt my back out in russia last september and i decided to make a change in the oil industry and join the company my partners dad works for. but i know the work they do and always said i could never do it but due to the position i was with my back i thought it was the only way. now my back is better am hating the thought continuing with this new job. they dont tell you when your away etc etc. long story. am sure i will get a talking 2 from her dad about me leaving this weekend

due to whats going on in the world it is hitting the oil industry and there stopping drilling etc etc but i have contacted 5 different agencies so fingers crossed will get something next week.

sutton111

It must be some kind of Irish speak.

By the way I'll have Tea.

cifpower

sutton111 wrote: »

It must be some kind of Irish speak.

By the way I'll have Tea.

Its the Queen's English I'll have you know!:D

sutton111

fairmorn308 wrote: »

well i work offshore in the drilling side. But i hurt my back out in russia last september and i decided to make a change in the oil industry and join the company my partners dad works for. but i know the work they do and always said i could never do it but due to the position i was with my back i thought it was the only way. now my back is better am hating the thought continuing with this new job. they dont tell you when your away etc etc. long story. am sure i will get a talking 2 from her dad about me leaving this weekend

due to whats going on in the world it is hitting the oil industry and there stopping drilling etc etc but i have contacted 5 different agencies so fingers crossed will get something next week.

You worked in Russia, i was going to go to see United play in Moscow last May but i couldn't quite get the money together.

What was it like out there?

sutton111

cifpower wrote: »

Its the Queen's English I'll have you know!:D

Oh of course it is. :rotfl:

fairmorn308

cold and very rubbish. i was working at the artic circle offshore there. was in moscow to fly home. very posh hotels but thats about it

sutton111

fairmorn308 wrote: »

cold and very rubbish. i was working at the artic circle offshore there. was in moscow to fly home. very posh hotels but thats about it

Was it for a petrol company like BP or Shell?

I can image the working conditions to be harsh.

PROLIANT

cifpower wrote: »

Ta = thank you

as in, "Do you want tea or coffee?", "I'll have a cup of coffee, ta"

Paddy 'n' Mick driving home one day....

PROLIANT

Here is something for you all; did you know that the Geordie accent is one of the few remaining English languages that contain strong references to old English?

sutton111

PROLIANT wrote: »

Here is something for you all; did you know that the Geordie accent is one of the few remaining English languages that contain strong references to old English?

I love the Georide accent. Most of you guys are so friendly, when i used to be with Orange some years back, i would always come through to Durham call centre.