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Who wants to add glorified PA to their resume?

Edit: this does actually sound like glorified PA work lol

Haha don't think PA's would know how to reverse engineer an ms access database.

I'm sure there are some programmers on sau.

Haha don't think PA's would know how to reverse engineer an ms access database.

I'm sure there are some programmers on sau.

programmers wouldn't touch access with a 10 foot pole

LOL!!!

On a creative note; need to design a new chocolate bar.

Fire away some ideas on what you would like :)

exact copy of Aussie Bodies LO Carb Deluxe Roast Hazelnut Bliss..... and sell them cheap :P

On a creative note; need to design a new chocolate bar.

Fire away some ideas on what you would like :)

callebaut chocolate 54% infused with earl grey tea

or

with the 32% infused with orange blossom water

jus sayin

On a creative note; need to design a new chocolate bar.

Fire away some ideas on what you would like :)

http://www.food.com/recipe/chocolate-covered-cheese-treats-a-russian-delight-124739

nfi if they're any good though...

I used to LOVE that Terry's Chocolate Orange stuff...

Make me a low fat, low calories, full flavoured orange chocolate bar and I'll hire someone to lick your ring for 25-28minutes.

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