Guys guys guys!
Those that have known me for a quite while might remember my small stint in the RN and you might ever remember the recruitment docu series on Channel 4 that I stared in that chronicled my 3 day career. And I bet you've been longing to possibly see me on the small screen again!
Wait no longer! New jobs bring new opportunities : https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/news/celeb ... 539681.amp
Small disclaimer, I may of been cut so don't get your hopes up to much, but you can easily recognise me because I'm the tallest, baldest ramp agent there.
Exciting news!
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ProvokedPrawn
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That's pretty G, dog!
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Pick up your suffering and bear it. (J. B. Peterson)
Stay hard. (D. Goggins)
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Got the SQUEE?
Pick up your suffering and bear it. (J. B. Peterson)
Stay hard. (D. Goggins)
Easy now.
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llSatanll
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My eldest lad used to work security there before he swapped Yeadon for Wales he will be well pissed, hope the expansion sorts the awful baggage/security bottlenecks lol
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Projectblue
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Cool. I applied to be a Ramp Agent (Dispatcher or 'Red Hat') for British Airways at Manchester some 35 years ago. But I bottled it when I saw that the responsibilities was adding up weights and calculating fuel for the pilot. In my current job, if I fuck my maths up, someone gets more pens and toilet rolls than they expected. In that job, the plane gets part way there, coughs, splutters and falls out of the sky (google Air Canada Flight 143 23.07.1983) and I couldn't deal with that level of responsibility aged 19.
So well done, and good luck. The benefits aren't the same now as back then, but the job is still cool. And stay away from the big spiny choppy things
So well done, and good luck. The benefits aren't the same now as back then, but the job is still cool. And stay away from the big spiny choppy things
"Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless — like water. Now you put water in a cup, it becomes the cup; You put water into a bottle it becomes the bottle. Water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend.."
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AnimusEradico
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So if you were 19 35 years ago, then you must be 64 Blue!
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Projectblue
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Lols Animoose
"Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless — like water. Now you put water in a cup, it becomes the cup; You put water into a bottle it becomes the bottle. Water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend.."
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AnimusEradico wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 5:01 pmSo if you were 19 35 years ago, then you must be 64 Blue!
Am I missing something? 
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@0v3rz34l0u5
The :^P @ the bottom?
@Projectblue If you meet the some of the dispatchers I've worked you'd never fly again. All though the Sgt major was ace, didn't give a fuck, look at him funny and you're off his flight!
The :^P @ the bottom?
@Projectblue If you meet the some of the dispatchers I've worked you'd never fly again. All though the Sgt major was ace, didn't give a fuck, look at him funny and you're off his flight!