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Viking Bob
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jai
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No, but I thought about massaging the girls of the ferrari owners who have a Caribbean home
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DEL
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peedee
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mick3272
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I used to be a rear gunner on a milk float,but i had to retire due to nerves
Was it horse drawn or was it one of those speedy electric jobs that got to you.?
Mick
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Electric of course.Copped a bit of jerry shrapnel,
Thank god it was jerry shrapnel not horse shrapnel, but just goes to show how close you came to a nice rose garden.
Viking Bob
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Electric of course.Copped a bit of jerry shrapnel,
You must have known Ernie and two ton Ted from Teddington, who drove the bakers can.
Sorry couldn't resist
peedee
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Jerry shrapnel is actually worse Mick.
razor sharp shards of high velocity Royal Doulton 'commemorative potty' flying up from below the bed?
Thank goodness for stout british mattresses I say.
Paul
mick3272
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Sound words from one that is always in the S H 1 T. only the depth varying .
peedee
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montythefirst
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I worked in residential social care as a Care Support Worker primarily with Autistic Adults until I had a very nasty traffic accident nearly 7 years ago as a result of a head injury sustained I had to give up work. Ironically a year after this my son was diagnosed with Autism, so as my wife is a full time Nurse I use my skills to look after him at home. When he is attending school on a regular basis ( not always the case) I focus on running my own small commission painting service.
Cheers
Simon
Cheers
Simon
Soldaten6
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Twenty six years in the Army - 12 as a tanker and, once I noted the lack of job postings for former tank company and battalion commanders, 14 in logistics. Currently working for a large IT integrator managing a portfolio supporting the Army and recycling my tax dollars.
Wayneb
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Occupation update..(with due respects to all previous posts)...
In an ever changing world, sometimes we are forced to change occupations;..However...I have chose to stay the course and become the "complete" *******.
It can be a very tough and taxing job sometimes because there is so much competition in today's world and it is so very hard to keep up..........
God bless us all....
Wayne
In an ever changing world, sometimes we are forced to change occupations;..However...I have chose to stay the course and become the "complete" *******.
It can be a very tough and taxing job sometimes because there is so much competition in today's world and it is so very hard to keep up..........
God bless us all....
Wayne
polyphemus
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Been retired so long I don't remember!
Geoff
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Tommy Atkins
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Just over 15 years service (feels like 500 sometimes) as a constable with Sussex Police. Started off in my home town Eastbourne, then Lewes, Bexhill and now back at Lewes again. Before that 4 years working for Waterstones and 2 history degrees at Uni. Oh and a bit of TA service in 5 Queens/PWRR and Uni OCT. Regards Pete.
Owned a retail clothing business for five years which ruined Christmas for me for many, many years. Was involved with brokering real estate for seven years. Became civil servant for twenty-seven years and retired January 2016 - burned-out, stressed-out and disgusted at the direction the department was taking. Had an two atrial fibrillation incidents about six months prior to retirement that solidified the decision to leave. Now? Trying to write the 'Great American Novel' and the 'Great American Thriller', trying to regain my figure painting skills and walking the dog. Life's pretty damn good.
Chris Ribchester
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Left school at 15 started at English Electric aviation and ended up as a timed served aircraft fitter at 21, left at 25
then joined Lancashire Police , which became , where I was stationed, Greater Manchester Police, retired in 1994
due to an injury I suffered while working as a motorway patrol officer, way the jobs gone no regrets whatsoever at
leaving early, not worked since due to ailments caused by the injury. Now I go sea fishing, do my models ,at moment
am building model train loco's in brass and white metal.
then joined Lancashire Police , which became , where I was stationed, Greater Manchester Police, retired in 1994
due to an injury I suffered while working as a motorway patrol officer, way the jobs gone no regrets whatsoever at
leaving early, not worked since due to ailments caused by the injury. Now I go sea fishing, do my models ,at moment
am building model train loco's in brass and white metal.
