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Congrats @VeryPC , @VeryPC_Andy and Colin and the rest of the team, it's been great having you here adding a bit of fun and spice to our lives :madgrin:

Just think what 10 years on EduGeek will do to the business...

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Congratulations guys, as a happy customer we're over the moon to be able to deal with a company such as yourselves staffed by human beings with a cracking sense of humour. This makes dealing with things so much easier. Every quote isn't just a sheet of paper going to an unnamed person at an unnamed school with a price on it. I said to my NM just last week that if Very continue to grow AND remain this personable, they'll be unstoppable. Thumbs up, you deserve the success :)
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Happy birthday. Just wait until they hit their teens everyone!

 

Don't. My daughter turned 13 on Tuesday just gone. Yesterday she was sat quite happily in the front room watching the TV when she suddenly got up, stormed out, slammed the hallway door and marched up the stairs. Not a word said, before or after. I still have no idea what happened.

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Whilst we are very proud to be 10 years old, it did occur to me that technically we should still be in primary school. Lots of you work in primary schools - what's the level of technical ability with compooters like at this age?

 

Al

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I think this might be an occasion for me to get my pompoms out:

:cheer2: :cheer2:

 

 

As for the level of tech savvy in primary schools - as Little-Miss says, it varies from zero to the lad telling me all about his new computer that he built himself.

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^ Okay, there's the range of capability you can expect from 10 year old VeryPC - zero to Minecraft (in 10 seconds?)

 

That pretty much covers all IT yes?

 

Al

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Actually, the zero startpoint is a given for any skillset in any big cross-section of any age range, but it's good to see that the new millennium is still producing computer geeks at primary age. Not just our generation then.

 

Al

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Is @VeryPC going to be staying out late - getting hammered. Then they will revise overnight (with energy drinks that have laxative effects) and then pooing themselves in an exam!
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You've done 10 full rotations of a big star! :D

Yup - it really is that arbitrary.

 

Any excuse for a whoop and a holler though eh?

 

Al

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