stez Posted 12 May 2006 Posted 12 May 2006 Kayteh 23-December 04 7,633 Scoweh 11-July 04 7,632 Leesoh 27-July 04 7,269 Anish 11-September 04 7,031 Cobbo 11-July 04 6,796 davieG 17-July 04 6,231 Steven 11-July 04 5,633 Mark 11-July 04 5,582 The People's Hero 26-August 05 5,317 Ric Flair 23-August 04 5,234
The People's Hero Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 Kayteh only JUST became the highest poster then...
Katy Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 Kayteh only JUST became the highest poster then... Im sure you'll overtaking me fairly soon
The People's Hero Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 Nah, I'm tiring of it all to be fair. Starting a pretty demanding study course soon whilst still working full time. Also for the majority of weekends now, I'll spend most of the days playing cricket. Good to see myself in the top 10 anyway.
Katy Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 Nah, I'm tiring of it all to be fair. Starting a pretty demanding study course soon whilst still working full time. Also for the majority of weekends now, I'll spend most of the days playing cricket. Good to see myself in the top 10 anyway. Im sure Parsons will be happy in that case :laugh:
The People's Hero Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 Im sure Parsons will be happy in that case :laugh: Heh - I aim to please. Anyone who doesn't like it can go fu ck themselves as far as I'm concerned.
The People's Hero Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 Heh - I aim to please. Anyone who doesn't like it can go fu ck themselves as far as I'm concerned. Ooops forget the obligatory smiley...
Parsons Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 the thing i find funny is that even i joined before TPH yet he has like 4800+ more posts than me where as the others in the top 10 list joined in 2004 so its ok for them to have alot of posts. get a hobby TPH
The People's Hero Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 the thing i find funny is that even i joined before TPH yet he has like 4800+ more posts than me where as the others in the top 10 list joined in 2004 so its ok for them to have alot of posts. get a hobby TPH You mean apart from running a now officially recognised charitable trust, working full time for an underwriting agency, working part-time in a pub (well - now and then), gym four times a week, vice-captaining a cricket side on saturdays and sundays, spending time with my girlfriend and studying for an Advanced Diploma with the Chartered Insurance Institute? You're right, I'm a lazy layabout who never does anything but post on here... Everyone has a right to be ignorant, but quite frankly, you're abusing that right.
Katy Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 You mean apart from running a now officially recognised charitable trust, working full time for an underwriting agency, working part-time in a pub (well - now and then), gym four times a week, vice-captaining a cricket side on saturdays and sundays, spending time with my girlfriend and studying for an Advanced Diploma with the Chartered Insurance Institute? You're right, I'm a lazy layabout who never does anything but post on here... Everyone has a right to be ignorant, but quite frankly, you're abusing that right. No that's me
The People's Hero Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 No that's me Shorley you run your own bisniss?
Katy Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 Shorley you run your own bisniss? Yeah, not very successfully though. Im also doing an OU course and trying to bring up a child BUT the whoring facts speak for themselves - Im bloody wonderwoman without the added male interest me (and cape)
The People's Hero Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 Yeah, not very successfully though. Im also doing an OU course and trying to bring up a child BUT the whoring facts speak for themselves - Im bloody wonderwoman without the added male interest me (and cape) What OU course are you doing it and how are you progressing with it?
Katy Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 What OU course are you doing it and how are you progressing with it? Well, I used to work in Hospitals and even did a year of Nurse Training but had to give it up. So im doing a basic health and social care course to keep my brain ticking over whilst im at home so I can return to it (or something similar) when I finally return to (proper) work. Tis going quite well thank you, im actually enjoying it Are you doing an OU course or something else?
The People's Hero Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 Well, I used to work in Hospitals and even did a year of Nurse Training but had to give it up. So im doing a basic health and social care course to keep my brain ticking over whilst im at home so I can return to it (or something similar) when I finally return to (proper) work. Tis going quite well thank you, im actually enjoying it Are you doing an OU course or something else? I suppose the format might be similar. I'm doing an ACII which is essentially an 'industry qualification'.. The Chartered Insurance Institute runs the course. I should really start at the bottom but I've been told I can probably do the Advanced Diploma, which is quite good, but I just hope I can cut it. They send the materials out to me and I sit exams every 6 months. That's as far as the contact goes. I'm being sponsored to do it though so as long as the work is within my capabilities, it's all good. I'm waiting for a lot of the docs to arrive still, but I have my first exams in October. Should take me about 4 years to finish the course. Good to hear you are enjoying the OU course anyway.
Katy Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 I suppose the format might be similar. I'm doing an ACII which is essentially an 'industry qualification'.. The Chartered Insurance Institute runs the course. I should really start at the bottom but I've been told I can probably do the Advanced Diploma, which is quite good, but I just hope I can cut it. They send the materials out to me and I sit exams every 6 months. That's as far as the contact goes. I'm being sponsored to do it though so as long as the work is within my capabilities, it's all good. I'm waiting for a lot of the docs to arrive still, but I have my first exams in October. Should take me about 4 years to finish the course. Good to hear you are enjoying the OU course anyway. Thanks, and good luck to you too I hope it goes well. I have exams in October too
The People's Hero Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 Thanks, and good luck to you too I hope it goes well. I have exams in October too I'm dreading it in a way because if my 'background/foundation knowledge' isn't good enough, it's going to be a real struggle. Also though, I just want to get going with it and get the exams done.
Katy Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 I'm dreading it in a way because if my 'background/foundation knowledge' isn't good enough, it's going to be a real struggle. Also though, I just want to get going with it and get the exams done. Could you not step back a level if it's too much? Or is that not an option after you've started?
The People's Hero Posted 13 May 2006 Posted 13 May 2006 I had the option to take the recommended route, but it would cost a fair amount more money to my employer and take a lot more time for me to be qualified to a decent level. As part of my sponsorship, I'm 'tied' to the employment for a certain period of time, so I wanted to keep that to a minimum, not necessarily because I want to leave, but you never know what is round the corner. Fingers crossed...
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