Deleted User wrote: » What a great big waste of time
TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: » Waste of money, more like.
Podge_irl wrote: » Ah $15M is ultimately peanuts to a government. I'd be more concerned that the whole thing was a bit of a jumbled mess. And the shortlist was rubbish.
awec wrote: » I'm pretty sure jaco only watches it for yer ones baps.
Pink Fairy wrote: » Hired a Russian girl to work for me....bad mistake, she's a bit of a lookalike for Angelina Jolie in the face and lips dept and a lot of the lads in the service area are spending too much time out gawping at her
Scythica wrote: » And on a completely unrelated note, where dya work??
CatFromHue wrote: » MMA was banned as it was two hot guys in speedo's trying to dominate each other, it's gay porn with a different ending!!!
TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: » Here's a question... I'm filling in an application form and on it they ask me to rate my level of Irish. They list the options "competent", "good" or "not good". The order they're in implies that they consider competent to be better than good, but to me being competent at something implies bare minimum level of ability whereas good implies you're good. I will be tested to see if I'm at the level I say I'm at so I don't want to put down the one that makes them think I'm going to be able to discuss Obama's trip to Cuba with them as Gaeilge. I've been told that the test they give you is very basic but I need to get as far as the test so..... which one do I put down?
Stheno wrote: » not good
TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: » Did that on the last one, didn't get an interview. I have to pick one or t'other of competent or good.
Stheno wrote: » Competent so
Yeah_Right wrote: » I'm gutted we didn't get a new flag. I liked the new one but I would have taken anything that removed the Union Jack (I felt this before I moved to Dublin) and something that was instantly identifiable as NZ. I don't give a ****e about how much it cost NZ can afford it.
Deleted User wrote: » I'm wracking my brain thinking what kind of job needs to ask such a question. Are you a profession tour guide?
swiwi_ wrote: » Yeah this was the problem. The country does want to change the flag: of the 55% who voted for the old flag about 30 will be hardcore keep the old flag no matter what, 10 to 15 want a change but didn't like the new design, and 10 to 15 wanted a change but don't like the prime minister. I voted for the new flag even if it wasn't the greatest design. Our old flag is terrible. Be interesting to see if the flag issue goes away or not. So is there a groundswell for a new Irish flag - tired of always being confused with the better known Ivory Coast?
TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: » It's a weird one alright because it basically rules out any non Irish people and possible anyone from NI from applying.
Podge_irl wrote: » Or Donegal. Cause let's face it, I dunno what that is but it sure as hell ain't Irish.