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Strawbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I need to think of an answer to 'what is your > biggest weakness'? It was brought up at an > interview yesterday and I didn?t have an answer > and she said if I get an interview for the role > she is putting me forward for then I MUST have an > answer if they ask me, xxxxx You have to say something which you put forward to them as a weakness, and which could be described as a weakness maybe, but which could also be interpreted as a strength. So for example "Well, I tend to have high expectations of myself and other people, so I can get a bit annoyed with someone who doesn't meet deadlines even when they've been reminded." That's not a very good example, and you'd have to tailor it to yourself, but you see the principle. I've used it in the past and got the job :))

I'm still totally bemused as to how they can be opening a store when they've been taken over by the Co-op. :-$

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nope Jah, you aren't losing your mind > > Sue saw me outside EDT. And I wasn't with you xxxxx That was another time, another place :))

:))I thought it was something like jolie a pied. My rusty French not being up to the translation, I have unilaterally translated it as "hot to trot". :) Edited to say: "Pretty to foot" can't be right, so it must be some expression I know not of :) Edited again to say: That's trotting in the pigs' trotter sense, of course, just in case anybody thought I meant anything else :))

louisiana Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is a quaint old English tradition called the > tea break. While it has long disappeared from > swaths of industry and commerce, there are some > uniformed branches of public life where it hangs > still by a thread. Think of it as akin to > encountering morris dancers: admire the costumes, > sing along to the sound effects, exchange cordial > greetings and go on your merry way with a spring > in your step. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx YAY!!!! MORRIS DANCERS!!!!!! :)-D

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They are practising before they go undercover with > the latte-sipping middleclass tossers of SE22 xxxx :)):)):))

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > oh cool, see you at work x xxxxxx Oh dear, are you a work colleague? Forget everything you've ever seen me post on this forum :)) :))

OK here's a very easy one :) How long will they kill our prophets, While we stand aside and look? Some say it's just a part of it: We've got to fulfil the book. :)-D

Sick of You - yes, Lou Reed

Just don't download Adobe 9, every time I try and print a pdf everything crashes :-S

PS Does anybody really care if anybody famous is seen around East Dulwich? :-S

We saw Jah Lush and SeanMcThing outside the CPT on Saturday night. :)-D

So where's his kebab then? I could have half :) WOOF

The Mourning Leopard

For some reason this reminds me of The Mourning Leopard :))

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know "just going to the loo" > > > *logs on secretly to forum* > > > "Ahh....that's better......Oh you need to go > now...." > > > *worries.....post'd all over the place* xxxxxxx Is it just me, or is this totally incomprehensible? :))

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > thats two bottles she's had today ! xxxxxx Who? Not me :-$ Work tomorrow :))

Tears for Souvenirs - Ken Dodd

inkyjunior1 Wrote: > i liked the green fence it should have stayed,was > good idea even if just reduces issue slightly. > xxxxxxx It was hideous

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I rarely use the no 12 bus and it will be a while > before I use it again. I am quite affected by the > shooting yesterday, but only because I have > children. I was playing with my daughter on the > rye Sunday midday and trying to get her to ride > her bike for the first time without stabilisers. > We walked back up Friern Road at about 12.30, > obviously not far off the time and location of the > shooting. > > I'm going to stay clear of the peckham rye end of > ED for a while and that includes the no 12 bus. xxxxxx Erm, why?

bawdy-nan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is a horrible thing to have happened, of > course, and I have a great deal of sympathy for > the family of this man and can understand > neighbours who are shocked at the proximity. > > But speaking as a "member of the community" I have > to say I'm not shaken and I'm not scared. xxxxxx Nor me. Lot of scare-mongering on this thread. Bad things happen everywhere.

Kicks don't work, so slap probably won't either :))

Snoring

Hello :)-D :))

Death Letter - Mike Cooper