The all new TG's gorra job, worra bout you thread

[Miss Demeanour]

There is the usual - not filling vacancies, natural wastage and all that stuff but no we are very much talking compulsory redundandcies 

[Snoopy]

As one door closes another slams shut

[Pastis]

Oh dear.....  

[TG]

Not heard from last weeks job interview yet but he said it could be up to 2 weeks.

Got a massive envelope from the NHS today. Interview on the 24th March for 'Divisional administrator' (I.E : stapler filler upper) for the ambulance service.

Loads of forms to fill in first then interview by a committee or summat.

Still, its a result just to get an interview as far as I am concerned. 

[Barman]

Not heard from last weeks job interview yet but he said it could be up to 2 weeks.

Got a massive envelope from the NHS today. Interview on the 24th March for 'Divisional administrator' (I.E : stapler filler upper) for the ambulance service.

Loads of forms to fill in first then interview by a committee or summat.

Still, its a result just to get an interview as far as I am concerned. 

Excellent, well done you!

And think of all the staples you can bring home! 

[Snoopy]

Not heard from last weeks job interview yet but he said it could be up to 2 weeks.

Got a massive envelope from the NHS today. Interview on the 24th March for 'Divisional administrator' (I.E : stapler filler upper) for the ambulance service.

Loads of forms to fill in first then interview by a committee or summat.

Still, its a result just to get an interview as far as I am concerned. 

Good Ho! Things are looking up. 

[Miss Demeanour]

You'll be setting up an account on Ebay specialising in stationary soon then 

Fingers still crossed for you - getting a bit painful now though 

[Uncle Mort]

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/health/nhs-to-use-staples-for-everything-200902261604/

[Nick]

 

[TG]

Buggeration!

Got rejection letter today from the good job. 

However, Postie also bought TWO more interview confirmations. Thats 3 in the next few weeks. 

Job interviews are indeed like buses.

I also found out yesterday that my old company went bust. Another 30 people on the scrapheap.

[Nick]

Poor you, but at least other stuff is coming through. We all have our fingers crossed

[Uncle Mort]

Indeed we have. Why are crossed fingers considered good luck?

[Snoopy]

As with the Sign of the Cross, the Fingers Crossed action is used when the person feels the need for good luck, courage or protection. Most people accept that it's superstition at its simplest, yet is it so common, in both action and speech.

Crossing the first two fingers is a good luck sign recognised around the world. It is, however, not so common in Buddhist and Muslim cultures, suggesting that the symbol's origin is Christian and was imported to Asian countries along with other Western ideas, food, fashion, technology, karaoke (no, wait a minute...).

I have no reliable evidence to support this, but one theory goes that during the various times when Christianity was illegal, the crossing of fingers was a secret sign for Christians to recognise each other. Yet whilst the Sign of the Cross has evolved into a good luck symbol and retained its Christian meaning, Fingers Crossed has mainly lost any Christian connection.

[Darwins Selection]

As with the Sign of the Cross, the Fingers Crossed action is used when the person feels the need for good luck, courage or protection. Most people accept that it's superstition at its simplest, yet is it so common, in both action and speech.

Crossing the first two fingers is a good luck sign recognised around the world. It is, however, not so common in Buddhist and Muslim cultures, suggesting that the symbol's origin is Christian and was imported to Asian countries along with other Western ideas, food, fashion, technology, karaoke (no, wait a minute...).

I have no reliable evidence to support this, but one theory goes that during the various times when Christianity was illegal, the crossing of fingers was a secret sign for Christians to recognise each other. Yet whilst the Sign of the Cross has evolved into a good luck symbol and retained its Christian meaning, Fingers Crossed has mainly lost any Christian connection.

Where do you stand on legs, in the context of crossing?





Bad luck TG. It wasn't meant to be. The right one will turn up.

[Snoopy]

As with the Sign of the Cross, the Fingers Crossed action is used when the person feels the need for good luck, courage or protection. Most people accept that it's superstition at its simplest, yet is it so common, in both action and speech.

Crossing the first two fingers is a good luck sign recognised around the world. It is, however, not so common in Buddhist and Muslim cultures, suggesting that the symbol's origin is Christian and was imported to Asian countries along with other Western ideas, food, fashion, technology, karaoke (no, wait a minute...).

I have no reliable evidence to support this, but one theory goes that during the various times when Christianity was illegal, the crossing of fingers was a secret sign for Christians to recognise each other. Yet whilst the Sign of the Cross has evolved into a good luck symbol and retained its Christian meaning, Fingers Crossed has mainly lost any Christian connection.

Where do you stand on legs, in the context of crossing?





Bad luck TG. It wasn't meant to be. The right one will turn up.

Crossed legs ~ Means you need a pee.


Indeed TG ~ was is meant will happen. You'll get there of that I am confident.