Here we can all be heard for a little while. Part 2

seven-day-weekend

Torry_Quine wrote: »

Am I the only one who hasn't seen Labrythnth

I haven't seen it either, but liked David Bowie's music.


RIP, Starman.

calleyw

right I know should not being spending any more but just bought this for my husband for xmas coming

Thought it was a bit different and for less for £4 a nice little present

Yours

Calley

Georgiegirl256

Torry_Quine wrote: »

Am I the only one who hasn't seen Labrythnth

Nope, I've never seen it either.

That's rubbish code

Hope you've warmed up now tea!

:wave: Oakdene. Sorry to hear you're struggling.

onomatopoeia99

codemonkey wrote: »

They're not going to promote me cause then there'd be nobody left to write the programs.

Where my brother works (US software development company, though he now works from home in the UK), management would mean a reduction in salary. They pay their managers less than their developers, as the owners realise who creates the product that generates their revenue, so management would not be considered a promotion.

As a developer, this seems the correct way to do things to me!

codemonkey

Totally agree ono.

Flybaby

Pyx - wow - that must have been amazing to watch such stellar performers.
Welly - giggling just a little bit - sorry but escapette sounds rather awesome to me - the boy was probably a bully and the lady was mean..........she was just protecting you. Next time, just clap your hands and shout "Oh honey, no luminous green this time!"
Good Luck melly!
Tea - I am so not looking forward to site visits in this weather - seriously considering heated socks this year as even three pairs of socks doesn;t seem to stop my toes from freezing.


not a bowie fan at all, but can't argue the genius and originality of the man and as for labyrinth, I still quote it at nearly 40.

Pyxis

Torry_Quine wrote: »

Am I the only one who hasn't seen Labrythnth

It's well worth seeing; some good songs, some good effects. It's a Jim Henson (muppets) production, so,there are some puppetty characters in it. However, it's really quite dark in places, and can be a little scary. The Goblin King is a true goblin......touch of cruelty about him.

The thing to remember if you watch it is that it's 30 years old, so some of the effects might seem a little tame by today's standards, although personally, I think they stand up well to today's offerings.


If you haven't seen it WaS, I wouldn't.....there might be triggers in it for you. Hope you're feeling better. :A

Oakdene wrote: »

Been a hell of a day today, struggling

Hello Oakdene. Welcome!

So sorry to hear you're struggling. Can we help,in any way?

Wellyboots6

Sending positive job hunting vibes to those looking, and positive partner hunting vibes to those looling. I have images of us all running around the fort with butterfly nets trying to catch things!

Pyxis

Code, that thing about your non-promotion........does it make it easier to decide about the possible new job?
Have you heard any more?

codemonkey

Pyxis wrote: »

Code, that thing about your non-promotion........does it make it easier to decide about the possible new job?
Have you heard any more?

Haven't heard from them since Wednesday