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antonye
16-Jun-2005, 11:37
Just asking like.

Could do with a drink!

I've been busy emailing my CV out all morning...
AK
16-Jun-2005, 11:43
yes thanks:P

am off out with the Admin team & some of the girls from accounts.

Its a bit of a trek for you Antonye - but you are more than welcome to join us:D:lol:
chicken
16-Jun-2005, 11:44
my arm has been twisted. 12:15 at Jamies?
chicken
16-Jun-2005, 12:59
nobody?

I'll just have a nice big bowl of self-pity then....
TP
16-Jun-2005, 13:07
Sorry been in a meeting all morning, out at Sunbury too.

No good for me I'm afraid. Ali is in France too.
antonye
16-Jun-2005, 13:08
Ack - been held up in a pointless meeting!

Still on, or shall we reschedule for next week?
domski
16-Jun-2005, 13:11
For a minute I thought someone was due for a crash - Launching today!!

Then I remembered that Ali is on his way to France :lol:
BDG
16-Jun-2005, 13:56
Originally posted by antonye
Just asking like.

Could do with a drink!

I've been busy emailing my CV out all morning...

I'm game if you wanna join me;)
antonye
16-Jun-2005, 13:58
Originally posted by BDG
I'm on the game if you wanna join me;)

I've never been paid for it before...
Jools
16-Jun-2005, 14:39
Ahhhh...I was in Lundun today, getting an Indian visa.

If I'd have known...could've come to see what you 'legends in your own lunchtime' city types get up to :frog:
TP
16-Jun-2005, 14:46
Originally posted by Jools
Ahhhh...I was in Lundun today, getting an Indian visa.

If I'd have known...could've come to see what you 'legends in your own lunchtime' city types get up to :frog:

I'm afraid you don't have the required 'clique membership' nor clearance.

We'd need more time to run your application past the vetting committee, this is standard procedure and nothing to be alarmed about.

Please, continue with your day - this conversation never took place ;)

[Edited on 16-6-2005 by TP]
Jools
16-Jun-2005, 15:15
Originally posted by TP
Originally posted by Jools
Ahhhh...I was in Lundun today, getting an Indian visa.

If I'd have known...could've come to see what you 'legends in your own lunchtime' city types get up to :frog:

We'd need more time to run your application past the vetting committee, this is standard procedure and nothing to be alarmed about.

[Edited on 16-6-2005 by TP]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

But I had two letters of introduction with me, my passport, two passport photos, two signed character references and the fifty quid fee.....

Ahh...that was for the visa wasn't it

I bet it's harder to get in than it is to walk around Sandhurst with a fake bomb. I expect you have to be invited into the "inner circle", then undergo some bizarre initiation ceremony with secret handshakes, a rolled up trouser leg and a funny apron, although it may be even harder than that
TP
16-Jun-2005, 15:17
Originally posted by Jools
Originally posted by TP
We'd need more time to run your application past the vetting committee, this is standard procedure and nothing to be alarmed about.

[Edited on 16-6-2005 by TP]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

But I had two letters of introduction with me, my passport, two passport photos, two signed character references and the fifty quid fee.....

Ahh...that was for the visa wasn't it

I bet it's harder to get in than it is to walk around Sandhurst with a fake bomb. I expect you have to be invited into the "inner circle", then undergo some bizarre initiation ceremony with secret handshakes, a rolled up trouser leg and a funny apron, although it may be even harder than that

All in good time ;)
BDG
16-Jun-2005, 15:36
Oh I love secret organisations, can i join please.

I did fancy MI 5 or MI 6 but they aren't as secretive as this little clique.
TP
16-Jun-2005, 15:38
Originally posted by BDG
Oh I love secret organisations, can i join please.

I did fancy MI 5 or MI 6 but they aren't as secretive as this little clique.

What secret organisation :saint:
Steve M
16-Jun-2005, 15:41
"anyone lunching today" - how Southern is that;)