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Old 15 June 2006, 15:00   #1
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How do you do it

get away with surfing these forums when you are ment to be working for a living?
it never ceases to amaze me the amount of post there are in a normal working day, does any one actually go to work and do ten hrs these days
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Old 15 June 2006, 15:14   #2
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yeah, if thats ten hours a week..
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Old 15 June 2006, 15:44   #3
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get away with surfing these forums when you are ment to be working for a living?
it never ceases to amaze me the amount of post there are in a normal working day, does any one actually go to work and do ten hrs these days
Yes mate, beauty of being in the marine industry is I can class this as working!!

(Research, Competition scouting etc...)
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Run that one past me again....
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get away with surfing these forums when you are ment to be working for a living?
it never ceases to amaze me the amount of post there are in a normal working day, does any one actually go to work and do ten hrs these days
When you work on computers all day it tends to be easy - have you any idea how long some servers need to reboot?

Trouble is I have to grab a few mins whenever I can - often have to dash off in the middle of things - as I do now!!!
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Old 15 June 2006, 16:56   #6
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get away with surfing these forums when you are ment to be working for a living?
it never ceases to amaze me the amount of post there are in a normal working day, does any one actually go to work and do ten hrs these days
Normally in the office from 7 till 6ish

So have plenty time to squeeze in some rib.net action besides if you get your Nokia N70 sorted out traffic jams are a lot less hassle.
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Read a study lately about how much time gets wasted on folks surfing when they should be working. As a boss, I know if I took the internet away for casual surfing there would be uproar. There is software is out there to prevent this, so what has the internet become, a bit of off work, relaxing break time, or a productivity loser ? Some of my guys don't really take breaks but enjoy a quick spin on the web, so no problem? but there are others who take it to extremes .... codders stylie
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My workshop is at home so i have a look when i come in for a coffee , and often get sidetracked ,
have had to reduce the 10hr days back to 8 or 9 to give me more time to play
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I think its down to the fact that so many people working in 'IT' if they are in front of a computer its easy to get sidetracked just like it is for me now whilst I'm supposed to be revising for Physics.

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Yes mate, beauty of being in the marine industry is I can class this as working!!

(Research, Competition scouting etc...)
eye thawt yew woz wun ov dem fkkn stoodents.
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oh well another hard days work is abouit to commence
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yep.

keep the posts coming guys as you know how long some Fridays are… and no I don’t watch football so rib.net it is
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It's summer holidays now - I'm 100% marine, and spending every waking moment living breathing and working sailing yachts, powerboats, dinghies, and marine electronics! (And repairing my rib...)
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get away with surfing these forums when you are ment to be working for a living?
it never ceases to amaze me the amount of post there are in a normal working day, does any one actually go to work and do ten hrs these days
Nothing changed then

Me I am off ill..on the sick..
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