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How Was Your Day?

By BigGibbo, in General Chat

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Fox92

Fox92

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Do you not have an ERD or Table types Fox92?

ERD, yeah. The relationships? Got them all hooked up to each other, apart from one which I don't know what to link it to.

It's the forms that I'm having trouble with...

I've got it set up so a customer can buy multiple songs (eg; xxx, aaa, ccc) all in one column.

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lavrentis

lavrentis

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Pulling an all nighter to finish this Java project I have in for Friday.

Later today I have a claim for credits where I have to sell what I have done in a c# module.

Tomorrow I have to do the same for a ruby on rails module(and do the last remaining bits).

Busy times. Friday night will be a good one.

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Webbo

Webbo

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Goping to have the tube thing taken offf by the end of the week. Hopefully I'll be able to shite now.

Somethings are better left unsaid.

kingfox

kingfox

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Wednesday means Job Centre day for me.

Went out with a jumper and my Leicester City coat on, only to realise it is quite hot outside, therefore I was starting to get overheated and sweaty. The wind though is absolutely terrible, and walking in it especially as it hits you is not nice. While coming back from the Job Centre, I used the crossing on Upperton Road going down to the King Power, where I completely had a mental lapse and thought it only was one way system, only to nearly get ran over by a man in a van.

Hate doing that walk, it's not jumper weather, but the wind, the wind can fook off.

MooseBreath

MooseBreath

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Wednesday means Job Centre day for me.

Went out with a jumper and my Leicester City coat on, only to realise it is quite hot outside, therefore I was starting to get overheated and sweaty. The wind though is absolutely terrible, and walking in it especially as it hits you is not nice. While coming back from the Job Centre, I used the crossing on Upperton Road going down to the King Power, where I completely had a mental lapse and thought it only was one way system, only to nearly get ran over by a man in a van.

Hate doing that walk, it's not jumper weather, but the wind, the wind can fook off.

Really tough life you've got

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Guest MattP

Guest MattP

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If I had got ran over it would of been even tougher.

Not really, your benefits would have gone up. :ph34r:

Guest

Guest

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I'm on my 3rd night shift in a row. Not too bad there's no supervisor here.

I'm on my 3rd night shift of 4 too. Looking forward to the 4 days off at the end of it that land on Fri/Sat/Sun/Mon. Pretty quiet night here

lavrentis

lavrentis

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This ****ing guy.

Second time its happened, group work (which I hate). few weeks ago, I did my part, all worked well. This ****ing guy decides to change my code (and break) so when I explain it , it is broke. The tutor understood this and saw the code I had done in my own time and ended up giving me the highest group in the mark.

The ****er has only gone and done it again, even though I asked him loads of times to not change anything. absolutely lambasted him though the ****ing ****! In front of everyone. Got higher than him this time as well. Thank **** this group work is over and I came away with a respectable mark

Saxondale

Saxondale

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Car had MOT today.

I was already aware of some things it would fail on, so set about fixing them prior. I got the exhaust flexi fixed earlier in the week and bought a pair of new anti roll bar drop links. I tried several times to fit the drop links, but struggled to get the nuts free on the old ones. I finally loosened on of them last night but couldn't finish the job because the nut rounded off on the opposite end of the rod.

Ah well, I thought - it'll fail on them, I can get them sorted and retested. Driving my car in this morning, the suspension on the side I loosened the nut was crashing about like mad. I thought this was probably where I'd loosened it or where I'd peeled back the rubber bush, though thought the resulting rattling was a bit severe.

Turns out that my coil had snapped, which can only have happened last night! What shit luck. Suppose it must have been fractured already and then broke completely when I lowered it off the jack.

Had even more fun when trying to work out which replacement coil I needed, dependent on whether my car had the sports suspension option. As I've already found out to my peril, SAAB are not very good at making it obvious what they've actually fitted to the cars they built. Mercifully, SAAB being semi-logical Swedes, the car's VIN plate has a bizarre code system on it that identifies the constituent components of its suspension set-up. Thankfully, my car has the standard suspension, the coils for which are both cheaper and readily available.

What a frig about!

FoxyPV

FoxyPV

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Did my first running on grass today for 4 months, threw in some gentle and not so gentle turns and came out unscathed!!

:scarf:

Given this progress I'll be able to kick a ball some time in July :D

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Bob Weasel Fox

Bob Weasel Fox

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Did my first running on grass today for 4 months, threw in some gentle and not so gentle turns and came out unscathed!!

:scarf:

Given this progress I'll be able to kick a ball some time in July :D

Nice one FoxyPV, good news is that

cambridgefox

cambridgefox

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Car had MOT today.

I was already aware of some things it would fail on, so set about fixing them prior. I got the exhaust flexi fixed earlier in the week and bought a pair of new anti roll bar drop links. I tried several times to fit the drop links, but struggled to get the nuts free on the old ones. I finally loosened on of them last night but couldn't finish the job because the nut rounded off on the opposite end of the rod.

Ah well, I thought - it'll fail on them, I can get them sorted and retested. Driving my car in this morning, the suspension on the side I loosened the nut was crashing about like mad. I thought this was probably where I'd loosened it or where I'd peeled back the rubber bush, though thought the resulting rattling was a bit severe.

Turns out that my coil had snapped, which can only have happened last night! What shit luck. Suppose it must have been fractured already and then broke completely when I lowered it off the jack.

Had even more fun when trying to work out which replacement coil I needed, dependent on whether my car had the sports suspension option. As I've already found out to my peril, SAAB are not very good at making it obvious what they've actually fitted to the cars they built. Mercifully, SAAB being semi-logical Swedes, the car's VIN plate has a bizarre code system on it that identifies the constituent components of its suspension set-up. Thankfully, my car has the standard suspension, the coils for which are both cheaper and readily available.

What a frig about!

Ive just realised,I know fvck all about car parts!
cambridgefox

cambridgefox

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Did my first running on grass today for 4 months, threw in some gentle and not so gentle turns and came out unscathed!!

:scarf:

Given this progress I'll be able to kick a ball some time in July :D

Dont rush it pal,but well done.
cambridgefox

cambridgefox

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First day off after 4 night shifts and I'm awake at 3am because I've just fed my 3 month old daughter. Bloody typical hey, no rest for the wicked lol

oh those days were tough without night shifts.
Saxondale

Saxondale

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Ive just realised,I know fvck all about car parts!

You drive company cars don't you? Hence no need to know!

I'm back to the world of private car ownership, which is a frigging nightmare. Most of my mechanical knowledge is based on learning through necessity and calamity! I.e. I'm permanently skint so have had to learn how to fix the bloody things.

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