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    I work as a Reservations Sales Co-ordinator for a group of 5* hotels. The pay is not that great, but i get to do lot sof bookings for famous people,like Ozzy Osbourne,Val Kilmer, Jane Fonda etc. Don't ask me any info on where they r staying and when,am not allowed to tell!!

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    When you say you're 'working' pizzas, Cotton, do
    you mean like ... pimping? [img]wink.gif[/img]

    D.

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    I worked in a pizza joint for 2 years, nothing wrong with that. The eats are great.

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    I work in an artificial limb factory, in the stores. I do all the despatching to customers all over the world.

    The best thing about this job is, I get to tell people I'm an International Arms Dealer.

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    Wink

    Kinda like "actress" used to be a polite way of saying prostitute.

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    Originally posted by LeeRatbag:
    I work in an artificial limb factory, in the stores. I do all the despatching to customers all over the world.
    <font size="4" face="Arial">two questions ...

    1. do you sell to the general public?

    2. do you need to have a specific medical reason to order from your company or can anyone?

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    I'm really scared to think where you're going with that.

    BTW, I've drawn up the adoption papers - they're all ready for you to sign.

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    Originally posted by creeper2:
    </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><hr /><font size="4" face="Arial">Originally posted by LeeRatbag:
    I work in an artificial limb factory, in the stores. I do all the despatching to customers all over the world.
    <font size="4" face="Arial">two questions ...

    1. do you sell to the general public?

    2. do you need to have a specific medical reason to order from your company or can anyone?
    </font><hr /></blockquote><font size="4" face="Arial">Why, what have you got in mind?! [img]biggrin.gif[/img]

    1) Not usually directly. The patients generally come to us through hospital prosthetic clinics. Most of the stuff I send out goes to the companies that run the clinics; everything's put out to tender these days, there are four main companies in this country that provide these services: RSL Steeper (that's the one I work for), Otto Bock, Blatchfords and Orthopaedic Services.

    2) I suppose you could order off-the-shelf bits without a medical reason, but it's not standard practice. Like I say, it usually tends to be trade sales only. Also, be warned most of this stuff isn't cheap.

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    I'm a Senior Support Worker working with adults with learning disabilities in a supported living environment.

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    I am a a Storeman at the University Of Warwick. Not a bad wage but a very easy job with access to the net all day long.
    Supplying goods to the trades on Campus, ie. Plumbers, Electricians, Carpenters etc...
    Been a Storeman most of my working life. Wanted to be a Rockstar when at school but got little if no incouragement from the family.
    But my job has got me all I want in life now. A great wife and kids, a home, food and beer, all the cd's I want, holidays to Thailand. Always seem to get by.

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