cheers, stevo.
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offshore work
by stevo » Tue 13.09.2011, 20:32
hi all, i seem to remember a few guys on here worked offshore? i have just passed my bosiet and mist and im looking for a start on an installation. i would appreciate any help you can give or contacts you might know. if i can re-build an elan from the ground up i can surely work on a rig without blowing myself up
cheers, stevo.
cheers, stevo.
arancio baby! thats italian for orange! i think?
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Re: offshore work
by Monty » Tue 13.09.2011, 20:55
So your giving up on the kitchens 
AB Munro works offshore
AB Munro works offshore
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Re: offshore work
by stevo » Wed 14.09.2011, 09:48
not too many people buying kitchens and bathrooms in a recession 
and no sign of it getting any better anytime soon.
and no sign of it getting any better anytime soon.arancio baby! thats italian for orange! i think?
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Re: offshore work
by clemo » Wed 14.09.2011, 10:18
how many pieces is the elan it at the moment?
Jim Clark S2 - 1/12. The one with the Yellow spoke wheels . No 613 on dash (pushed in to factory in wrong order 615 on tub)
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Re: offshore work
by stevo » Wed 14.09.2011, 15:13
she is in one piece just feeling a bit sorry for herself
arancio baby! thats italian for orange! i think?
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Re: offshore work
by Monty » Wed 14.09.2011, 22:41
stevo wrote:not too many people buying kitchens and bathrooms in a recession
Sorry to hear that Stevo, good luck with your new job hunting
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Re: offshore work
by abmunro » Fri 16.09.2011, 07:41
Hi Stevo
What exactly are you wanting to do?
Tony
What exactly are you wanting to do?
Tony
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Re: offshore work
by Monty » Fri 16.09.2011, 11:41
abmunro wrote:Hi Stevo
What exactly are you wanting to do?
Tony
Tea Boy
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Re: offshore work
by GeoffSmith » Fri 16.09.2011, 11:42
abmunro wrote:Hi Stevo
What exactly are you wanting to do?
Tony
Culling seals?
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Re: offshore work
by clemo » Fri 16.09.2011, 16:36
GeoffSmith wrote:abmunro wrote:Hi Stevo
What exactly are you wanting to do?
Tony
Culling seals?
stevo murders seals , well he did on his car .
Jim Clark S2 - 1/12. The one with the Yellow spoke wheels . No 613 on dash (pushed in to factory in wrong order 615 on tub)
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Re: offshore work
by Rambo » Fri 16.09.2011, 16:50
abmunro wrote:Hi Stevo
What exactly are you wanting to do?
Tony
Earn as much as he can for doing as little as possible. With as much time off as he can get for driving fast cars and chasing loose women
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Re: offshore work
by Dave Eds » Fri 16.09.2011, 20:19
Bit like the rest of us then (driving loose cars and chasing fast women).
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Re: offshore work
by Dico » Sat 17.09.2011, 08:21
Can you lot be serious for just one minute 
Monty wrote:
Tea Boy
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Re: offshore work
by stevo » Sun 18.09.2011, 20:10
anything to get my 1st trip or 2. but then just like rambo said 
arancio baby! thats italian for orange! i think?
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