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Hi there,
I work as an Operations duty manager for American Airlines in London Heathrow airport.
I wish I didn't. At least if the Oils announce a final gig, I can jump on a plane to Oz in minutes :-)
Stephen
"this is a mad house...you'll be lucky to make it till Tuesday"




Message date : Nov 02 2003, 12:52 PM 
>From : Anna Offler 
To : Powderworks 
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Subject : RE: [Powderworks] Workers Jobs - definitely NMOC 








Me too 
Jeff . I got a Ladies Of the Road live CD from the Crimson club site. Some nice 
older stuff. Formentera ladies. Cirkus. 21st Century Schizoid Man. Boy was that 
song prophetic in some ways. After 9/11 we really are at Paranoia's poison door 
with the behaviour of some of our Oz and US leaders. or is that their way of 
keeping power?


Lew 
and Anna


PS - 
My job is a computer data analyst/programmer formerly banker. Anna is part time 
craft maker formerely a teacher.


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listening to a lot of King Crimson-related stuff lately.





Jeff


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Subject: [Powderworks] Workers 
Jobs




Hi Workers,

All these Astrophysicist mails got me to 
thinking about the different jobs
we are holding down and also the jobs 
we aspire to . . . .

I am currently working for a large faceless 
investment bank (and not
enjoying it very much) meddling with 
computers.  Its quite a big change from
the plumbing I was doing for 
12 years.

If I could have any job in the world I would be a race car 
driver, not for
the glamour or the girls but because it is such fun 
mixing it up at high
speed on the track and I would love to give high 
speed rides to disabled /
less fortunate children, it would be such a 
buzz to see their infectious
grins afterwards (hopefully they wouldn't be 
traumatised by it!).

I have also filleted fish for a living, worked 
in restaurant kitchens, been
a service manager, cleaned up rubbish on 
building sites, made tubular steel
furniture, done a couple of stints in 
retail and am currently investigating
working for a company that make 
some very opulent and fast speedboats.

Any one else feel like 
'fessing up?

Trug


Nothing's as precious as a hole in the 
ground.


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