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I wish people would stop talking as if Webber only has to beat Vettel to win a race....

Not to mention the fact that not turning into a corner results in one driving off the track. For all the one eyed Hamilton fans, those that somehow can't see the blatantly obvious, answer this. Is it ok to attempt ridiculous passing moves that will not stick WITHOUT the leading car, who is on the racing line, either slamming on his brakes and LETTING the following car through, or driving completely off the track? To put it in simpler terms, is it ok for the following car to take a line that will not allow him to make the corner without T-boning the lead car?

Ah yeah, got a mate that works for Frontline... He's lucky he's working with a company on the EBA otherwise he'd be getting award rates which are less impressive.

Where's he working? Big company or got his own business? Seems to have a few cars/bikes/boats...

And before anyone has a cry, I'm not paying out on domestic, just saying there's more to it than those that want to learn more and those who want more money...

Agree and disagree... Not just a case of 'what's most important', for some it's a matter of what they can/can't afford to do. I'm 25, almost 26, and have a mortgage...So domestic/small company/non EBA is out of the question for me. Sure you might learn more to begin with, and probably wire neater, but it evens out in the long run (got mates in domestic, mid size companies and the big boys) after around the 2/3 year mark everyone is pretty much on a level playing field...At the end of the day you'll learn as much as you want to learn. I know I've only been there 2 days, but I can tell the guys I'm working with are happy to teach me as much as I want to learn, and aren't just using me as a labourer. As for the pay side of it, a 3rd year apprentice on an EBA job makes more than a domestic A grade, so unless you own the business or you're doing work on the side, there's no comparison in the pays. My mate is 3rd year and on $40 an hour....

Mohsens still a homo though

Always heard the opposite, that you get lost in big companies and end up being a cleaner/labourer for the first year, whereas in domestic you get thrown straight into wiring up houses coz it's just u and the boss or 1 a grader etc. But yeah so far it's been good, the other guy that started with me has been cutting/filing cable tray so I'm sure I'll cop that soon enough. Gotta be done. And I read AS 3000 before bed

Yeah good so far, much better than my old job...Actually doing shit so not watching the clock etc, and way more laid back than the cock suckers at the old job... Phone was ringing this afternoon around 2:55, didn't know the number so I just let it ring out. Then one of the other guys in the crew comes and tells me they want me up at the office...Get up there, missed call was from one of the foremen...Told him I didn't answer coz at my old job you'd get fired and he just laughed lol Pretty much...shit load of switchboards going in there, we only put up maybe 5-6 today but did a lot of prep for more tomorrow No. Yes, correct.

Day 2 - mounting switch boards

Spot on. Massa was penalized for Hamilton attempting a ridiculous move that he didn't pull out of quick enough. It's that simple

BITGAY taken?

Need to try some of this yum cha/dumpling shit sometime

I'll take none of it

another mrs? You're moving through em lol

Lasted 2 minutes and was just some rain. So much for the end of the world

You have no personality

SAU nats 2011 is over Alvin.

The fact that she rarely finishes a meal when we go out for dinner, I'd feel bad if she paid considering how much I eat lol...I usually finish her meal off anyway

32 minutes. Come at me weather

Still going with bulk nutrients strawberry WPI...Goes alright....Add dextrose and it's a bit too sweet but still palatable

Haven't decided if I'll get it yet....Haven't really played MW2 in ages, never played blackops... Might see what I can get trade in for MW2

I'm sure she's shattered.