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jaffacakesyum wrote: »Not me. I'm a big girl now :pac:
ah so its double digits on the birthday cake or the dress size
(hope you know im only kidding)
Oooooh a red crash helmet cos im a freakin disaster :P0 -
oh i'm sorry. i just actually logged on here to see how you got on. don't mind them! you said this was your first dj gig? bad crowd!How did that go? Well it was a nightmare, firstly the guy I work for is an idiot who somehow managed to get it wrong so instead of getting to witness my first gay wedding it was a straight one with a load of coked up arseholes, I even got offered lines in the toilet if I played more dance music. Now I'm first and foremost into dj'ing because I love EDM but being offered drugs as an incentive is something that hasn't happened for a lot of years and I hate cocaine and people on it. Secondly they were the most ignorant money bunch of w*****s I have ever met! The one that summed it up was the guy asking me what sort of efing Dj was I because I didn't know the song taxman, I asked him who it was buy and he said he didn't know, so I asked him what it goes like and he says something like the taxmans taken all my stuff. I said oh you mean sunny afternoon by the kinks, "I don't know your the effing dj" yeah sure I'll just slip it in alongside maniac 2000 which the bride just asked for!
So I still have to wait to see a full gay wedding and now I need to find something to hit very hard to get rid of all the bad thoughts lol
don't let that annoy you. sure what would they know coked and hyped up to their eyeballs!
it was a bad experience but don't let that daunt you. at least the next time will be a breeze compared to that crap
don't hit the bottle! they sounded like dirt and no reflection on you. i'm sure they would not understand or appreciate music the state they were in.
your next gig will go better.
well in fairness it has to. thats character building........0 -
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I could so do with a neck and shoulder rub right nowwwwwww!!!!!! On another note, more interviews. One is with the ESB as a Network Admin, the other, Software Developer working for a company that develops software for traffic management through the use of cameras and reporting systems.
God I hope one of them works out. 0 -
ItsThatManAgain wrote: »I could so do with a neck and shoulder rub right nowwwwwww!!!!!! On another note, more interviews. One is with the ESB as a Network Admin, the other, Software Developer working for a company that develops software for traffic management through the use of cameras and reporting systems. God I hope one of them works out.
Must be a total pain hasn't taken me longer than 2 weeks to find a job in the last 15 years thankfully but I remember that in the early 90's and it was soul destroying going for interview after interview. Something will turn up though as long as you keep turning up, good luck with those 2 though!0 -
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WonderWoman! wrote: »Well losing control of a vehicle (especially when someone elses life is at risk) is not all fun n games "/
Call me a control freak but loosing control of a vehicle is never fun and games 0 -
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jaffacakesyum wrote: »Ugh...hate being lied to
*hug* I'm here if you need to talk mate
on the worst side of things : my head is banging and I cannot remember last night :rolleyes:0 -
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