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Guest kerrymoralee9280
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I've often thought of becoming a Police Officer, if anything ever went wrong with being an eduGeek.
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Id deffo be a racing driver :lol: Although buy wat some family/friends say i drive my car like im on a racing track :wink: hence i love go carting and go whenver i can. I do take my car on track days so im nearlly at my dream job.
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Teacher............. Ifancy the cushy life.......... :lol: and upteen holidays and a union that backs you.

 

 

Get ready for it........................!!!!!!!

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I would like to be a.......

 

Custom made bra fitter for Marks and Spencers!

 

Its a hands on job but someone has to do it! :p

 

Always nice to be in a job with plenty of support

Guest richard
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The other thing I could do is become a chav. Sits back claim the dole and have as many kids as i could by different women and never bother to support any of them!
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I dont think i could live it down. Chav scum is NOT a way of life i could take on.

 

No Pink Floyd, no Led Zeppelin, no Levellers, no R.E.M no Coheed and Cambria :o

 

I couldnt do it.

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The other thing I could do is become a chav. Sits back claim the dole and have as many kids as i could by different women and never bother to support any of them!

 

They never support any of them because they most likely don't even know they exist ;).

 

Don't you actually get more money on benefits then actually working these days anyway?

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Don't you actually get more money on benefits then actually working these days anyway?

If you're a pro footballer, then no. If you're a school it tech, then yes :-)

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Don't you actually get more money on benefits then actually working these days anyway?

If you're a pro footballer, then no. If you're a school it tech, then yes :-)

 

A pro footballer.. working? HA! 8)

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Pirate IS > Ninja.

 

Purely because it was decreed when it was touched by his noodley appendage!

 

(If you've no idea what i'm on about look up the "flying spaghetti monster" and "Pastafarian")

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If I'd realised about 7 years ago that I like flying, and had about £60k lying around, probably a pilot.

 

As it was, I almost became a doctor, then almost became a teacher before ending up here. And it's not all bad really :)

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I thought about Police and Fireman, cannot do fireman due to eyes, Pilot was one thing at one point as well, don't know why though. Still fancy going into Motor Sport as I do love my cars, I could be the next Jezza Clarkson, except I like TDIs over V6's :D

 

Although I do like IT, just would rather be manglement than day to day facing of the kids.

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Now the braincells are firing again I've got a few other ideas too.

 

1/ When I was in high school I was planning on becoming an architect, but I didn't have the patience for University. Baka.

 

2/ I used to race Formula TKM Karts, but unfortunately I was never very good so couldn't get any sponsorship and retired due to lack of funds (and patience) when I was 14. I'd love to go back to that, only not suck so much this time.

 

3/ Like others I have an insatiable desire to fly, and I almost obtained a glider pilot's licence a few years ago. But after trying a helicopter, I think that's the way I'd go if I had the money for lessons.

 

4/ Of course being an Evil Genius trying to take over the World always looked like fun too :twisted:

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I wanted to be an electronics engineer, but did not get the A-level grades I needed, so I was given a choice, Civil Engineering, or Computer Studies. I didn't fancy working in a hard-hat & wellies in the rain & mud so I went with this new-fangled computer stuff. That was 35 years ago and I have been a computer 'geek' ever since.

 

I am glad to say I still get a buzz out of making something work, or fixing problems & I go home most days having learned something new.

 

I like being a computer 'geek' :)

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I always wanted to work in computing but that was back in the days before Windows so you had to know what you were doing. Now I have students whose only concept of DOS is a command prompt within Windows and that is those who have heard of it.

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