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Originally posted by Nizmo

man why are all the guys we get around here ugly! work would be so much more pleasant to come too if there was some god damn talent around here!

because you work in government.

no one works with hot people anyway. and if there are hotties, theyre always the first to leave......just the way of the world!

:looney:

Skippers used to have lotsa hotties hehe

New Town did but they were all in Lexus and they all left me by my lonesome :P

In fact i think this is the first job ive had with absolutely noone to perv on!

al - actually think we worked out what was wrong with it.. i may have contributed and impressed the boss so could be some more bling.. :D

in all seriousness - this little excursion was meant to be a test me thinks..

any prados or landcruisers up there? if they are Rio Tinto ones i probably licensed them :) and driven them at some stage .... useless bit of info

Anyways im bored too! as i said the most exciting thing i get to do is burn cd's and its taking 10mins for each one to burn :D

niz - there's a few.. you wouldn't want to drive these ones again tho.. :D

burning cds? hmm sounds like u have a case of "needanewjobitis" cause it seems to come and go with you - but won't be cured till you get off your ass and go looking and find something to make u happy..

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