NOTICE TO NEWCOMERS - Part 7 !!!!!!!

AllieBallie

never-in-doubt wrote: »

aaaw unlucky Allie - maybe you weren't meant to be a gogo dancer after all, chin up - there are more jobs out there that is more suited to you.... you'll find one soon

thanks niddy, that made me laugh:)

Tixy

Aww Allie - sorry to hear that - hope another even better job is just round the corner for you.

Tixy

never-in-doubt

Tixy wrote: »

Aww Allie - sorry to hear that - hope another even better job is just round the corner for you.

I thought I heard a rumour Tixy was looking for an assistant, but sod that - she's an old timer in that respect (considering she's not even old) and insists on closing her office door - i.e. the boss from Hell... :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Maybe one day she will learn how to centralise on the wysiwyg editor LOL

Tixy

never-in-doubt wrote: »

I thought I heard a rumour Tixy was looking for an assistant, but sod that - she's an old timer in that respect (considering she's not even old) and insists on closing her office door - i.e. the boss from Hell... :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

:pDoor has to be shut, otherwise people might notice that spend a little more time on the internet than strictly necessary to do my job.:D
Besides assistants are hard work.

never-in-doubt wrote: »

Maybe one day she will learn how to centralise on the wysiwyg editor LOL

You watch yourself you, remember Niddy - they actually had computers at school with wysiwyg capabilties when I was there, not just a single bbc micro or amstrad pc that would have been present in your day or had they not got beyond a pocket calculator back then??

never-in-doubt

Tixy wrote: »

:pDoor has to be shut, otherwise people might notice that spend a little more time on the internet than strictly necessary to do my job.:D

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Tixy wrote: »

Besides assistants are hard work.

Nah, not if you butter them up properly (no not like that either) :eek:

Tixy wrote: »

You watch yourself you, remember Niddy - they actually had computers at school with wysiwyg capabilties when I was there, not just a single bbc micro or amstrad pc that would have been present in your day or had they not got beyond a pocket calculator back then??

So if I tell you I understand C++ programming you'll then have your suspicions confirmed - i'm only 38 remember!! :rotfl: :rotfl:

Tixy

Since when did 38 have an only before it, I think you'll find if you look up '38' in a thesaurus you'll find its aka 'almost 40'. :rotfl:
I did C/C++ programming, helped me get my GCSE in computer technology (that translates to 'o' level to people of your age)

PS - for anyone else on this thread over 40 please note these are not general age related insults, they are just for niddy

solventsoon

BorassicLint wrote: »

Thanks Numpty will have a look. There's nothing really on the 02 pages, I've tried it all. Unplugged the whole thing, extensions etc. etc. The only thing I have noticed is that the router is getting very hot, someone on the techie board said this might be the problem but 02 say it's normal, tho I haven't noticed it before. I've got it turned upside down now so that the vents are facing upwards to see if that makes a difference.

Hi BL
That doesn't sound right to me, I'm with O2 and my router doesn't get hot and it's on all day...... You may need a new router, have you told O2 it's getting hot?

solventsoon

Hi Allie
I'm so sorry about the job, clearly it wasn't right for you - it's never the other way around.

Chin up, something much better and more suitable for you is just around the corner, try not to get downhearted.

solventsoon

Tixy wrote: »

PS - for anyone else on this thread over 40 please note these are not general age related insults, they are just for niddy

I'll believe you, Tixy, the rest of us oldies might not though:rotfl::rotfl:

PS: Like Woof's typing, she's very good:D