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What would your ideal job be?
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JULES
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we have a friend down here who does something similar, he has only just returned a couple of weeks ago, not sure what he does think he is a handy man, he does 6 moths on 6 months off, he works at some scientific station near the pole. not my kind of thing though the money is good.Cook at the british antartic expedition stations just for a year or two.
Or
A run a bar on some island in the pacific where not many people visit and it's chilled
urban genie
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we have a friend down here who does something similar, he has only just returned a couple of weeks ago, not sure what he does think he is a handy man, he does 6 moths on 6 months off, he works at some scientific station near the pole. not my kind of thing though the money is good.
I applied a few years ago but never got selected, if any job came up again I would re-apply, I just think it would be a great experience
JULES
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I will see him probably on weds at the poker game, I will ask how he got employed if you like ?I applied a few years ago but never got selected, if any job came up again I would re-apply, I just think it would be a great experience
Nebuchadnezzar
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Want to do counselling - only recently passed my driving test (finally), so that will open doors in terms of volunteering etc before applying for anything formal.
Really been at a crossroads lately and frankly i'm tired of corporate madness. It doesn't do a thing for me anymore.
Really been at a crossroads lately and frankly i'm tired of corporate madness. It doesn't do a thing for me anymore.
Bill Walker
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Bass player for the Rolling Stones.
Want to do counselling - only recently passed my driving test (finally), so that will open doors in terms of volunteering etc before applying for anything formal.
Really been at a crossroads lately and frankly i'm tired of corporate madness. It doesn't do a thing for me anymore.
Are counsellors just nosey buggers
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Does he drive the gritty lorrywe have a friend down here who does something similar, he has only just returned a couple of weeks ago, not sure what he does think he is a handy man, he does 6 moths on 6 months off, he works at some scientific station near the pole. not my kind of thing though the money is good.