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Is there any business people in here?
coola:
^ yeah ofcourse it isnt normal, but it did happen ! it was in the paper and all... the kid must've really put in work at uni... and thats about 40,000 pounds, maybe a bit more per year...
and i'll stab you in the throat, then your accent will be of no value !! huhuha !
coola:
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--- Quote from: Lincoln The Reform-A-Tory on March 22, 2006, 05:51:30 AM ---I have a high school certificate as a business major but I'm not overly interested in it these days.
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shut-up you shit ball.
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Lol, alright?
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i did mean it in a good way :)
Rud:
--- Quote from: Chief on March 22, 2006, 08:56:33 AM ---^ yeah ofcourse it isnt normal, but it did happen ! it was in the paper and all... the kid must've really put in work at uni... and thats about 40,000 pounds, maybe a bit more per year...
and i'll stab you in the throat, then your accent will be of no value !! huhuha !
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sweeeeeeet ;D
haha ;)
Suga Foot:
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--- Quote from: Adon on March 21, 2006, 03:51:02 PM ---
--- Quote from: Rud on March 21, 2006, 07:55:13 AM ---Quest Marine Surveys (Marine surverying practice and consultancy)
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what exactly is that? I have a venture in the marine industry.
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www.questmarinesurveys.com - not the best site but gives you an idea of what we do :)
same principle as if you were buying a house, youd get it surveyed for structural integrity and to find fault etc, same thing but on boats, yachts, shipping, marine construction etc...we do work for insurance companies, solicitors (for valuations in claims and divorces) as well as private clients
:D
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That sounds like a cool job. Do you inspect the engines too? I worked for my dad a few years ago, we fit a lot of yachts with struts and props (we built them aswell). But after 9/11 the yacht building industry almost died here. I started manufacturing dock boxes this year. ( www.nodamanufacturing.com/dockbox.htm ) I've been setting up with distrobution companies, I'm tryin to get them into yacht clubs etc.
Rud:
i remember you posting about them! good idea, hope they take off ;D
yea i have expertise as part of my training in valuations, steel and engine surveys :)
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