Reply With QuoteIt does require some work however. The trick is to do it in such a manner nobody notices you doing it. After that it's "appearing busy" all the way.
It's my experience that pretending being busy is much harder than doing the actual job, however I always prefered doing everything the hard way.Originally Posted by tercio67
It does require some work however. The trick is to do it in such a manner nobody notices you doing it. After that it's "appearing busy" all the way.
You should se me back in the day wielding a clipboard and beeper.
What work does it require. I could still be tempted.
Whatever it takes, and then some.
@ Corrupt:
Now is this so difficult to understand,
a 50p coin needed to be made for it?
I'm more worried by the fact we're explaining an event that we're not even competing in.
If you want to have a cushy job, become a civil servant. Person I know works for Amsterdam Social Services and makes a very good living sitting on a chair, stoned most of the times, and blurring out nonsense...
Come to think of it, I wouldn't be surprised if he's to be the future mayor...
Guessing some comprehension of Dutch is a necessity?
Arab, Berber and Papiamento are more useful..Probably.
Wow. Just paid another $300 in books for my new classes. It's a ****ing racket over there.
American students get shafted. The "International Edition" of many textbooks is exactly the same and cheaper but cannot be sold in the US. Books aren't cheap here but it isn't as bad as the US.
That's why you use the internet...did that with a few books that were going be $150 a book.
This has to be the sh1ttiest winter ever..The weather is more like a particularly odd autumn thus far..
Very windy and very rainy here. Pathetically warm for the time of the year..
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