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  1. #46
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    'I Grunt, a speck of dust at the feet of The Administrators and the Supreme Being U-Beaut grovel in their presence, for I am unworthy to behold such greatness.'

    Should be followed by
    "Grunt - Main Brownnose".

    Or are you bucking for a promotion Grunt?? :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
    Regards, Bob Thomas

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    Quote Originally Posted by echnidna
    'I Grunt, a speck of dust at the feet of The Administrators and the Supreme Being U-Beaut grovel in their presence, for I am unworthy to behold such greatness.'
    Grunt, what crime have you committed that you need to brown nose to that extend.


    Peter.

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    Grunt, what crime have you committed that you need to brown nose to that extend.
    I have just seen the errors of my ways.


    Should be followed by
    "Grunt - Main Brownnose".
    Good idea.
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    Grunt,
    after a thousand posts, don't you become a "Daimond Brown Nose?"

    P

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    Grunt,
    after a thousand posts, don't you become a "Daimond Brown Nose?"

    P
    Oh, yes. Silly me.
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    Nah, midge, I think the term is "Florentine Bronze Brown Nose"


    Cheers.......Sean the bronzed mexican


    The beatings will continue until morale improves.

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    You guys with over 1000 posts a year, should turn off your computers get out of your chairs and go out of doors,(Wear your sunnies for the first hour or two,as the light could be a bit strong.) Get A Life!
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    I am convinced that very few actually read carefully what has been posted,as they are too intent on putting their own views.
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    I bet this gets a reaction! :eek:
    Jack the Lad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JackoH
    You guys with over 1000 posts a year, should turn off your computers get out of your chairs and go out of doors,(Wear your sunnies for the first hour or two,as the light could be a bit strong.) Get A Life!
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    I am convinced that very few actually read carefully what has been posted,as they are too intent on putting their own views.
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    I bet this gets a reaction! :eek:
    Nicely put old chap
    Always look on the bright side...

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    This is our life, John. Some of us are chained to our desks. I'd love to go out the door and not come back but then I'd actually have to work for living.

    You're probably right about very few actually reading any of it. Who cares? I always make sure to read yours though mate, you always have something to contribute
    "I don't practice what I preach because I'm not the kind of person I'm preaching to."

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    I'm a bit like Silent, chained to the desk organising tests, giving technical advice over the phone and keeping an eye on the BB to relieve the boredom and keep in touch with reality. The high tech world and many of the people in it are out of touch with reality.

    Slacking - it may appear that way but I can assure you that I put in and many of my posts are written whilst talking on the phone solving problems and waiting for people to perform tests and tell me the results.

    When I am at home, I rarely get on the BB as I am too busy in the shed.

    This week I am the only one at work but next week and probably the following week I will be in my shed interrupted only by visits to the bush, sleep and entertaining friends - Bliss.
    - Wood Borer

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    I make a lotta sawdust and havva look several times a day to see whats happening by those who make a lotta hot air. Then I add my 2 bobs worth.
    Regards, Bob Thomas

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    This morning is the first time I've been on since Christmas Eve. If I didn't have this day job, much as I like the forum, I'd probably hardly ever sign on. Our dial up line is so slow it's painful and I'd definately rather be making sawdust.
    "I don't practice what I preach because I'm not the kind of person I'm preaching to."

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    Quote Originally Posted by silentC
    This morning is the first time I've been on since Christmas Eve. If I didn't have this day job, much as I like the forum, I'd probably hardly ever sign on. Our dial up line is so slow it's painful and I'd definately rather be making sawdust.
    Same for me, dialup at home is too slow and I don't get the time signon anyway.

    HH.
    Always look on the bright side...

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    Well I'm back at the desk too, so every hour all the new posts pop up and I'll have a bit of a chat.

    Before broadband, for a couple of years I used to read most posts on a Friday night, just downloaded them all and disconnected; read them at my leisure, but the connection was far too slow to respond, so I didn't ever log on.

    Now, well I've been at work for a couple of hours in a windowless office at the back of a shed, so it's time to chat!

    Cheers,

    P

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    Looks like we aren't going to debate this topic - we are all in the same boat.
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