i do many things
one of them is writing porn...:notes:
and this site has given me sooooo many ideas.... thank you all for being so inspiring...i will let you know when the novel is accepted by Black Lace....
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Can't afford to have one job in the country: I do lots of things.
I am official village idiot.
I rescue butterflies from the inside of windows.
I sniff all the septic tanks in the village to see if any are in need of emptying.
I check the weathercock on the church to see it is accurate.
I drive cattle up and down the road so the townies can take nice pictures.
I watch the grass grow and write a report in the agricultural section of local paper reporting growth rates and colour.
I work for several decorators: I watch their paint dry and ring them when it's ready for another coat.
I act as a substitute scarecrow when one of the real ones needs a bit of R&R.I work as a decoy for the local pigeon shooting syndicate: I lie in a field of and say 'coooo-coooo'.
I 'ramble out on a bright May Morning early'-so the local folk musicians have something to sing about.
I am substitute fox when the local hunt runs short of real ones: I don Gran's fur coat, roll in the dustbin and run up and down shouting 'Boom-Boom!!'.
I'm paid to sit in the pub going 'ooh-arrr' for the nice American tourists.
I write poetry
I save the planet.
One of these may actually be my paid employment.......
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I write computer games.
It's a dirty job but someone's gotta do it.
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I used to be an IT contractor on IBM AS/400's in various industrys.
:-)
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I used to be an IT contractor on IBM AS/400's in various industrys.
:-)
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Lol - it's been a while since I coded in Machine Code!!!!!!
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Lol - it's been a while since I coded in Machine Code!!!!!!
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Lol - it's been a while since I coded in Machine Code!!!!!!
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I reckon I could still remember how to use one of those old hand punches!
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Lol - it's been a while since I coded in Machine Code!!!!!!
68000 assembler coder at your service! ah them were the days. nowt i loved more than an elegant interrupt service routine! eat 'em for breakfast i would! typically with cold pizza and jolt cola! :lol2: and gimme cobol any day over C++ and all that malarkey. what's all that about eh?
you getting turned on yet alex? ;)
neil x x x :P
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Lol - it's been a while since I coded in Machine Code!!!!!!
68000 assembler coder at your service! ah them were the days. nowt i loved more than an elegant interrupt service routine! eat 'em for breakfast i would! typically with cold pizza and jolt cola! :lol2: and gimme cobol any day over C++ and all that malarkey. what's all that about eh?
you getting turned on yet alex? ;)
neil x x x :P
Turned on? - I've not turned off since your posting the kissing thread!!!!!
(I didn't think you were old enough to remember assembler Neil!)
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Lol - it's been a while since I coded in Machine Code!!!!!!
68000 assembler coder at your service! ah them were the days. nowt i loved more than an elegant interrupt service routine! eat 'em for breakfast i would! typically with cold pizza and jolt cola! :lol2: and gimme cobol any day over C++ and all that malarkey. what's all that about eh?
you getting turned on yet alex? ;)
neil x x x :P
Turned on? - I've not turned off since your posting the kissing thread!!!!!
(I didn't think you were old enough to remember assembler Neil!)
ooooo was it *that* good? do some more of that sorta thing if you like? hhhmmmm? ;)
and yep i was nobbut a youngster who couldn't afford a C compiler, so MC it was! flummoxed me A level tutor with 2000 lines of code instead of a few 100 lines of pascal. he just gave it an A rather than try and understand it! :rotflmao:
n x x x ;)
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ooooo was it *that* good? do some more of that sorta thing if you like? hhhmmmm? ;)
n x x x ;)
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n x x x ;)