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My fav song: Learn to Fly - foo fighters dunno why i love that song just do :P

Yeah i got some African American shit in my car - nothing hardcore my ex used to have the hardcore stuff and all this crap about killing their bitches, doing drugs, and killin some more was absolute crap - im sitting there thinking and this stuff u like to listen too haha major turn off!!

I've got a MOBY album. Definately have to be in the mood for it, it can be quite depressing.

I should really be reviewing EXCEL right now. I got a promotion at work, and I need to know excel inside out. They don't really know that I am pretty much computer illiterate. I never actually told them I am a computer genius...I did tell them I can work a computer, and that I could handle anything they care to give me...

I'm really in the shite. Well, I have until Monday to learn. A sickie would not be a good idea right niow. Can someone tell me if EXCEL is an easy programme? This is comming from someone who can take up to 5 minutes to find the on/off switch on a computer.

Angel excel is not the easiest program but i find throwing yaself in the deep end and learning as you go along probably the best way to do it - that way you learn what you need to know and dont get confused with a book that teaches u mindless crap and things you'll never use.

P.S - the only program where the talking paperclip is actually helpful :P

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