I need to know....

[Lightning McQueen]

If anyone knows a forkie that is keen for work (10am-6pm) please pm me.

Fridays are 11am-4pm, casual role to begin with, will become permanent.

Im not a forkie but if you've got a job for me, i'll gladly take it

We just had one advertised, wouldn’t be worth leaving your job after this long now

make a bet? My role has been 60/40 admin/dealing with people for as long as I can remember and it's the admin days that's kept me remotely sane.

They've now pulled that from us and given it to another department and not even offered us the opportunity to go to that department.

So that leaves me dealing with people 100%. After 18 and a half years, i just can't do it and the actual thought of doing so makes me cry. (and if you knew how highly regulated my job is, you'd understand)

The reality though, is that I need to somehow plough through another 18 months to get to 20 years.

Wish me luck.

Sometimes it’s better the devil you know, it isn’t easy starting over again out our age, it’s pretty overwhelming.

On the same token, even when I absolutely hated waking up in the morning at my in-between job, not once did I regret leaving where I was for 20+ years, it was a stepping stone and I learnt a lot about managing people by witnessing how poorly they were at it.

I’m fully under the pump atm but I’m loving it, I know things will slow down after the break and I can come up for air to assess my strengths and weaknesses.

[dedja]

Is this true @Booney?

David Boon has revealed the biggest regret surrounding the moment that arguably every sports fan recognises him for.
The man more commonly known as “Boonie” thrust his name into Australian folklore when he downed an absurd 52 beers on a flight from Australia to England in 1989.

While Boon’s Test career saw him register 21 hundreds, it’s his half century of beers that took his star to new heights.

In a recently resurfaced clip from an interview that took place in late 2022, Boon opened up on the infamous flight and the impact it’s had on his life.

“What I won’t deny is that we had a beer,” Boon says on the BackChat Sports Show.

“But to be perfectly honest if it was that many, how the hell would I know.

“I do know the exercise was initiated by Terry Alderman and he was the one that initially gathered information and was in charge of the whole thing.

“Then my mate Geoffrey Robert egged me on … I had drinking partners throughout.

“Terry didn’t drop out that many before I managed to do whatever it was.”

It was then that Boon changed his tune and turned serious as he opened up on the biggest regret he had over the infamous moment.

“But mate I’ve got to be brutally honest here, I won’t deny it happened … we all do stupid things in our lives and I’ll finish by just being serious,” he said.

“You have fun you do something and then you think ‘shit what about the ramifications to everything else’, to your family to your children.

“It caused some crap over the years and it’s something that I regret … a lot. Can’t deny it but I do regret it. And I was stupid to be able to do that when you’re in the public eye.”

Boon has long said reports over the tally of what he consumed have been nothing more than fabricated stories, although his teammates swear it happened.

Geoff Lawson says he was keeping score on airline sickbags and Dean Jones previously claimed to have paced Boon through 22 beers, just the other side of Singapore.

The late Jones said he fell asleep before he was woken up to thunderous applause and an announcement from the plane’s captain saying that Boon had reached 52.

“I know there are plenty of stories flying around about me that have been greatly embellished over the years,” Boon said back in 2006.

“But that’s how it is … we played our cricket in an era where blokes learned never to let the truth get in the way of a good story.”

Boon has remained heavily involved in the sport since he announced his retirement from international cricket in 1996.

The 62-year-old has been an Australian selector and an ICC math referee, but it’s in his home state where he’s worked the most.

Mr Boon has served on the board of Cricket Tasmania since 2014 and held roles as the Manager of Media and Marketing and the General Manager of Cricket.

In September 2022 he was named as the Chairman of Cricket Tasmania, taking over from Andrew Gaggin.

[amber_fluid]

Any chance of some sun this summer?
Got up early for a walk and it was bloody cold.

[Booney]

Is this true @Booney?

I did my best, on and off field.

[Footy Chick]

Does anyone here have a Samsung telly and makes use of the Samsung TV Plus?

It's got some great channels on it and often watch it more than normal TV

I've switched on the telly this morning -and it's disappeared, just like everything else good in my life right now

[mighty_tiger_79]

Does anyone here have a Samsung telly and makes use of the Samsung TV Plus?

It's got some great channels on it and often watch it more than normal TV

I've switched on the telly this morning -and it's disappeared, just like everything else good in my life right now

Re runs of Maury

[DOC]

Does anyone here have a Samsung telly and makes use of the Samsung TV Plus?

It's got some great channels on it and often watch it more than normal TV

I've switched on the telly this morning -and it's disappeared, just like everything else good in my life right now

Not that I use it but have checked mine and all seems ok.

[Dutchy]

Does anyone here have a Samsung telly and makes use of the Samsung TV Plus?

It's got some great channels on it and often watch it more than normal TV

I've switched on the telly this morning -and it's disappeared, just like everything else good in my life right now

Not that I use it but have checked mine and all seems ok.

Yep all good with mine too

[Vamos]

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[amber_fluid]

Calling all Phil's and Springer's, How do you deal with an office romance? Have some massive mutual tension at work with a colleague without getting too physical, feel like I need to leave the joint to stop thinking about her, both of us married ?

Is she good looking?

[dedja]

Is this your head or dick asking?

[woodublieve12]

Calling all Phil's and Springer's, How do you deal with an office romance? Have some massive mutual tension at work with a colleague without getting too physical, feel like I need to leave the joint to stop thinking about her, both of us married ?

Don't shit where you eat! Feel sorry for your wife

[Trader]

Yeah even under an online alias I wouldn't be posting that I'm cheating on my significant other.

[am Bays]

Ya dont get your honey were you get your money

And cheating is a dog act - massive breach of trust

No matter how hot they are or potentially are or able to suck ping pong balls up a drainpipe somewhere someone is or has been tired of putting up with their sh!t!

[woodublieve12]

Yeah even under an online alias I wouldn't be posting that I'm cheating on my significant other.

Imagine outing yourself online that you cheat on your wife and thinking it will go well.

[MW]

Calling all Phil's and Springer's, How do you deal with an office romance? Have some massive mutual tension at work with a colleague without getting too physical, feel like I need to leave the joint to stop thinking about her, both of us married ?

12.47am post. I would be deleting this champ.

[woodublieve12]

Dick head

EFA

[Booney]

Calling all Phil's and Springer's, How do you deal with an office romance? Have some massive mutual tension at work with a colleague without getting too physical, feel like I need to leave the joint to stop thinking about her, both of us married ?

Posting this doesn't seem like it's the worst decision you've made recently.

[woodublieve12]

i need to know if there are any divorce lawyers who are on this site?

[Wedgie]

I assumed he was taking the piss.