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Please let something controversial break... - Steven - 23rd January 2008
Quote:quote:Originally posted by Unitof1
Gorilla -being a curator- now there is something worse than ending up face down in a ditch -dont even think about it
Whats always got me about curation is why they are paid more than diggers
It can be done in ones sleep. In fact I have been thinking about trying to find out how much the council pays around here for the service and undercutting by two thirds just on principle âhas anybody out there got any figures.....
Hi
You've just managed to profile exactly what happens when you don't learn those extra skills I was talking about, a public exhibition of ignorance. Obviously tact and diplomacy are strangers to you, but never mind keep bashing those rock together, you'll get there.
Steven
Please let something controversial break... - Unitof1 - 23rd January 2008
Gorilla âif you want to get into curation it seems that you might want to change your name
Please let something controversial break... - BAJR Host - 23rd January 2008
Speaking as one as well... I made it from Digger to Curator... now I am heading back down again... as its no fun here... nobody likes you
everyone hates you and I think I will go back to eating worms...or actually.. doing field archaeology again... whooo hoo
"No job worth doing was ever done on time or under budget.."
Khufu
Please let something controversial break... - garybrun - 23rd January 2008
David I heard because not many people liked you....your parents used to tie a pork chop around your neck so the dogs would play with you
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Please let something controversial break... - Tim - 23rd January 2008
Quote:quote:Originally posted by Sith
[quote]Originally posted by Tim
Does that include the faked degrees, nepotism, looting, selling of looted artefacts, fraudelent publications, rape and murder carried out by certain archaeologists!!
I'm not certain which archaeologist you mean. Have you been talking to U*it Of O*e again?
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I was at Uni (IoA, UCL)with a certain Mark Berger but I don't know if it is Uo1. The MB I knew was highly knowledgable and had worked in the oil and prospecting industries for years. Haven't seen him in 15 years.
Still have the physical scars from the murderous fascist terrorists and fake archies and anthropologists (bullet in head, stab wound in chest etc). Had the court cases when they tried to nobble the jury and kill the judge in court. Their illegitimate, illiterate offspring are lecturers in Uni after nepotistic appointments after getting degrees by handing in photocopies of my and other students work and claiming it as their own. Their uncle gave them degrees and Phds. their father hired them as lecturers. They even published my and other peoples work as their own. We won many injunctions against them in the early 90's. They still owe us a lot of money from royalties but as they can't read and write they ignore the legal judgements. One of them is still stealing my identity, impersonating me and causing trouble 15 years after he was told to stop.
I am prepared to name names but don't want to get Bajr or Dave into trouble. But they and there ilk have tried to kill myself and others within the last 2 years and have only been thwarted by luck, skill and some personal bravery by many people. It was so dangerous for some of us at Uni in the early 90's because of these people and that we had special government and police permission to carry weapons for our own protection (a Smith and Wesson .44 Magnum automatic pistol in my case). They were "protected" by senior politicians and incompetent self serving establishment academics. We have a lot of stuff to tell. People would be shocked.
Had an impromptu meeting with many senior members of UNESCO including the "Executive Committee" who said they were also being targeted by this treasure looting gang/clan who apparently have connections to Ossama Bin Laden.
There are CCTV videos, films, photos, other recordings and witnesses to back these statements up. If they're still not classified that is.
"Freedom of ideas is one thing, freedom of the purse is quite another". Edward Harris
Please let something controversial break... - Unitof1 - 23rd January 2008
âdownâ how very dare you but "again" youve done this before
IoA with a k not i
Please let something controversial break... - BAJR Host - 23rd January 2008
oh... you are naughty!
"No job worth doing was ever done on time or under budget.."
Khufu
Please let something controversial break... - achingknees - 23rd January 2008
I quite like Pythonesque, but there is a time and a place. Now stop it. Right now. Stop it I say. (something G Chapman might have said...)
:face-stir:
Please let something controversial break... - Blue - 26th January 2008
Tim, the Model 29 .44 is now 33 years old .... to shoot yourself with this would be suicide!
Please let something controversial break... - Austin Ainsworth - 26th January 2008
Hi Dave,
Am I being exceptionally thick and just can't find it or has the music player disappeared from the site? If it has , will it reappear on BAJR 2.5? Also, is there any chance of you putting 'Boot Down the Door' and 'Pigs for slaughter' on it?
BTW, The Wikipedia page for Oi Polloi says,
"David 'Rat' Connolly was the guitarist through much of the early years, playing his last gig and album in 1991. Rat wrote the music for classic songs such as Pigs for Slaughter and Boot down the Door, he went on to become an archaeologist and Middle Eastern adventurer."
There you go, it's official, Dave 'Rat' Connolly the Indiana Jones of British Punk.
Oz
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