Going out with a bang(-ish)

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Just had the most mad 48 hour or so, end of degree celebrations:
  • Friday night, totally slaughtered by midnight, nearly passed out, and was sick as a dog when I got back to a mate's.
  • Somehow managed to get home the next [Saturday] morning, slept rest of morning.
  • Down town to get hair cut in the afternoon, then back home to get suited and booted for Ball on Saturday night.
  • Spent all of last night avoiding drink and making sure bow tie was in place, still had a great night, and now I've found out a lady who I quite like actually quite likes me too!
And here I am, alright but definitely in need of a good night's sleep. Anyone got even better tales than that? I'm sure that was just an amateur effort compared to others'!
 

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Sounds like a typical end of termer Salty. :)
 

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Yea, doesn't it feel great to be finished?
 

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Salty25 said:
  • and now I've found out a lady who I quite like actually quite likes me too!
Ah, sophistication.....last week she was that fit bird you really fancied! :)
 

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What can I say, honestly, I thought she was a bit out of my league, but apparently I've got promoted. Still, since shes moving home next week, I don't think it will come to anything, which is a damn shame!

Polomint - I can't say I miss the work, but I need to find a job, don't fancy going on the dole for too long if at all if I can help it.
 

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Just go temping until you get what you want Salty. :)
 

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rolfw said:
Just go temping until you get what you want Salty. :)

Yeah, it certainly seems the way to go.
 

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That's how I learned to drive a fork lift. :) Made the jobs a lot more interesting.
 

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Rolf is certainly correct there...... my son whilst he was at uni used his summer vacation to earn a crust and having signed up with a reputable agency got a very lucrative (if somewhat long hours) temp job working nights at B & Q, he was well chuffed. Luckily he managed to get fulltime work before he completed his masters.
 

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Yea, I'm sure you know this but remember any experience is good (apart from the money), try and get something in an area that you would ultimately like to work in - it might just be a temporary job but the people you are working with/for might know someone looking for someone, or be so impressed with you that they take you on full time...
 
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