What do you do?

Posted on Fri 23rd, November 2007

• #1

tomasito

seeing as there is always a large number of people on here at all times of day, I was wondering what you folks all do for a living / jobs / studying / work from home. Or is your cubicle just out of sight from the man?
• #2

joe_b

i think there was already a topic about this but not too sure?

anyway i study International Relations at uni in leeds. i work for a software company and a hotel when im at home in bath.
• #3

dogsballs

there is a thread somewhere but can't find it on search.
• #4

tomasito

doh. should've checked. I'll get in trouble with vb now
• #5

tomasito

(sink me if you can)
• #6

flickwg

i'm supposed to design stuff, or i laze at home when i cant be bothered - we also ride bikes or so i've heard
• #7

CHUG_IT

legal sector
• #8

fatboyralph

http://www.londonfgss.com/discussion/39/4/what-do-you-all-do/

found it. you're in trouble now
• #9

big_daddy_wayne

i sell arrospoks
• #10

BringMeMyFix

I post duplicate threads.

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