Very interesting Stewart but you must have enjoyed it or you wouldn´have done it

(sorry had to get that in)

School ( didn´t enjoy that )
military (that was ok)
married (that didn´t last long)
making children that was interesting)
Master mechanic ( that was ok)
accident estimator Germany (that was ok)
Pc repair ( now its getting interesting )
Making children (that was interesting)
married (that lasted to long)
Truck driver (that was good got out)
Scuba instructor (now life was getting really interesting)
nothing ( but not bored )

well i have not done much like you guys yet!
school
6th form
structural and civil engineers secutary
Weekend job at a department store
And in october off to uni to get my degree!

paper girl
dish washer in a cafe
assistant nursery nurse
florist
trainee haridresser
Asda Checkout Assistant
Silver Service Waitress
Shoe shop assistant
Sky Television - customer service and technical helpline
worked in a pub
worked in a cinema
worked in a homewares shop
worked at a call centre for Morgan Stanley, Student Loans and a mobile phone company
worked for myself as a dog walker and pet sitter
make dog and cat collars now

wow that was really hard and I'm sure I've missed out a few of the jobs that I have done

Oh dear, my list would seem very excentric, not sure I have the courage to say

I did then you can

I did them because they were the only jobs i could get Fred

I understand that it is very difficult to get jobs ment it as a joke sorry if i was wrong ok

Blimey, it's a memory test!

Packing scrap in a scrapyard (ultra-boring)
Conducting buses (well paid, but infuriating)
Barkeeper (nossobad, hic)
Psychiatric Nursing assistant (fascinating)
Clerical assistant with the DSS (megaboring, frustrating, and very badly paid)
relief postman (tiring)
Employment Service: Benefit Office claims clerk (often scary, usually fun)
Fraud officer (Kojak in a chair, fascinating)
Wages Inspectorate (frustrating, a lot of aggro)
HQ Finance - the worst of the lot. Talk about Pooh-bahs!
Retired (disabled) since 1993, best of the lot, plenty of time for doggies!

The bus-conducting was really quite lucrative; £42 pw in 1973 was pretty good pay, never had the equivalent since! The early starts were not much fun, though, but the tea in the garage at 4.30 am was something else!

Snorri

well im sure people could guess who i worked for . so go ahead what to be worried about