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Museums & Castles - Bodger51 - 12th February 2013
Ah,
And were off again.
Aside from the initial referencing, we have the situation of how to have uncertainty management, whilst volunteering provides returns.
The issues:
Stock Turnover
Asset Turnover
Period Date deliveries
Core practice and product deliveries
-intellectual
-material
-composites
An understanding of the applications of Feminist Archaeology concepts
Sector remit provision
Priority structuring justifications
Skills Export : Import derivative vitality
Contractually constrained voluntary delivery
Museums & Castles - tmsarch - 12th February 2013
I found the following:
http://watchout4snakes.com/creativitytools/randomword/randomwordplus.aspx
It helpfully provided me with the following response:
Upstretched prompt spiel purely broadcast
Museums & Castles - CARTOON REALITY - 12th February 2013
Oh Bodger, I do enjoy your prose, but you are a naughty, naughty sockpuppet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sockpuppet_(Internet)
How many others share that mouth?
Museums & Castles - Bodger51 - 12th February 2013
If your refering to parental subsidisation of upskilling? Then yes, I suppose I am working beyond my own financial base. Which, I admit is not fair in terms of competition, whilst they are old and are unlikely to allow much continuation.
Still, I disagree that this is nonsense and whilst making no sense in any form.
Personally, the problem is where upskilling is not considered a valid rationale for not being able to work all hours.
Museums & Castles - Wax - 12th February 2013
So is Bodger saying that his/her days of sponging off of the bank of Mum and Dad are running out as he/ she needs to get a job before the aged parents get fed up and pull the plug?
Museums & Castles - CARTOON REALITY - 12th February 2013
I think Bodger is like Batman. Some days he is millionaire playboy Bruce Wayne, some days, he must wear the mask. God bless you Bodger, we can all sleep a little more soundly in our beds knowing you are up there on the virtual rooftops with your batarang dangling from your belt.
But (as is so often the case) there is a VERY good point here - wages are so appalling in this trade that parents often end up shouldering the financial slack. In effect subsidising companies with poxy wages and conditions.
Sadly my parents abandoned me in a wicker basket on the Nile, so I've nobody left to beg off.
Museums & Castles - Wax - 12th February 2013
Dont worry mr C people abandoned in wicker baskets on the Nile go on to lead their people out of bondage. You might even end up calling down the wrath of God on the oppressors. The seven plagues of Commercial unit managers now there's an interesting cartoon (wish I could draw)
Museums & Castles - CARTOON REALITY - 12th February 2013
Quote:Dont worry mr C people abandoned in wicker baskets on the Nile go on to lead their people out of bondage.
Now I'm no expert - but I have heard - there's some out there partial to a spot of bondage.
Live and let live I say.
Museums & Castles - ecmgardner - 13th February 2013
Bondage aside... I wouldn't still be in archaeology if I didn't have a very understanding husband with a 'proper' job and a more than decent salary. He definitely subsidises my career.
Museums & Castles - P Prentice - 13th February 2013
once when travelling in yugoslavia............