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    One working week completed

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    I have just finished my first week of work in over 13 months! It is fantastic to be achiever again, and to feal like the Man around your house again, by bringing in some wages.

    My small buisness had been closed to long, for me to bother with starting it again, and this is easy money, ENGINEERING work:yahoo:


    Thanks to the people on this site that have helped us through this time.

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    Good on ya Shaun.

    Onwards and upwards.
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

    - James Dickey, Cherrylog Road.

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    Yep Engineering work sure has it's rewards as you can see you accompishments come to fruition.

    Good on you!
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    That'll teach you to keep your mouth shut!

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    All you need to do now Shaun is start cooking tea regularly and you will be the complete husband....
    Seriously, big ups to ya mate, wages can be the the better chioce rather than the daily grind of owning your own business.

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    Bout time ya did something useful instead of playing with cycles
    Nah good onya dude.........good to hear you are back to fullish capacity.

    Now ya just gotta do heaps of overtime to pay for the racing

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    Cool news,sounds stupid but when your off work due to illness or injury,after 6-8 months off it gets so friggin boring.The only good thing is once the recovery period gets to the end you know it's time to try work again.Can remember my first full 40hour week,felt good to be back to normal.

    Good to see ya up early to go to church,and not usual kiwi sunday school which starts about noon at the local hehe.
    Hello officer put it on my tab

    Don't steal the government hates competition.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony.OK View Post
    Bout time ya did something useful instead of playing with cycles
    Nah good onya dude.........good to hear you are back to fullish capacity.

    Now ya just gotta do heaps of overtime to pay for the racing


    Bugger the OT to pay for racing dude, been there done that big time in the past

    I will only be racing if I can find the sponsor support I need to cover the costs of it- and I am VERY sure that I will get the help I need

    I am probally only going to race in the NTH Island this season any way

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