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would u guys have applied if i hadn't of posted it up ?

Yes, I'd already organised my interview before you posted this. I imagine Patrick had as well. The Software Engineer position had been advertised for about 10 days before the SysAdmin position was posted I believe.

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hey patrick....i think regurgitator wrote a song about you getting this job....anyone remember the name? :)

You're just jealous coz i'm not sucking yours :D

-Patrick

P.S. The MoTeC guys are pretty cool, I think things are going to work out pretty well here. Lots of stuff to do though!

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