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How long is your working day, including travel?
- Thread starter Bry Nylon
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Art Vs Science
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- Sep 1, 2010
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I'm thinking of going back on the road
Talk me out of it
I have a small monkey that can pleasure you?
ManxSeagull
NSC Creator
Work generally 8am to 5 to 6 pm ish.
Travel time to office takes 5 minutes by car
Travel time to office takes 5 minutes by car
Evil Edna
Roll the dice!
10mins on my motorbike, then 9hrs driving a van around (I look at this as the long drive home) then 10mins back 9hrs 20 total?
Rookie
Greetings
- Feb 8, 2005
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Well that has intrigued me. Police?
gripper stebson
Well-known member
- Jul 27, 2004
- 6,690
Work from home so get up about 9.30 and work from 10 til 5ish.
Lucky git I know.
Lucky git I know.
Art Vs Science
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- Sep 1, 2010
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The Avatar gives it away
patchamalbion
Well-known member
rent boy?
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Around 12 hours minimum sometimes a lot more dependant on what is going on
Spun Cuppa
Thanks Greens :(
Actually, it doesn't...
byf
New member
I work overseas for about a week of the month and the rest of the time from home.....
So usually lay in bed and reach across and turn the laptop on about 8.55 am and spend hours looking for decent golf courses to play and then log off about 3pm and go play golf.
The commute downstairs to the kettle is a killer mind!
So usually lay in bed and reach across and turn the laptop on about 8.55 am and spend hours looking for decent golf courses to play and then log off about 3pm and go play golf.
The commute downstairs to the kettle is a killer mind!
The Ringleader Returns!
Banned
At college, (Yes I get EMA. Yes, I think it's stupid but why would I turn down free money?)
Job in school holidays. Job is in London so I get the train up Sunday evening and train back Friday afternoon.
Work 8-5:30 Monday-Thursday and 9-1 on a Friday.
Job in school holidays. Job is in London so I get the train up Sunday evening and train back Friday afternoon.
Work 8-5:30 Monday-Thursday and 9-1 on a Friday.
Dave the OAP
Well-known member
what is EMA?
Art Vs Science
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- Sep 1, 2010
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I leave at 8.10am and arrive at 8.30 (even though my working day doesn't formally start until 9, I usually have a lot to get done before the troops start interrupting my flow with their problems). Lunch 1.00-1.30, leave at 5, usually home by 5.15.
Quite a nice little routine.
Quite a nice little routine.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Yesterday ... I left home at 6.45 am and got back at 11.40 pm. But that included a train journey to and from Birmingham and a football match at Withdean, followed by a celebratory post-match drink on the way home. 16 hours 55 minutes.
Today ... Left home at 9.20 am; and I would have been back home at 6.30 pm, if I hadn't diverted via Lewes to do some shopping. Call it 9 hours 10 minutes.
Today ... Left home at 9.20 am; and I would have been back home at 6.30 pm, if I hadn't diverted via Lewes to do some shopping. Call it 9 hours 10 minutes.
Dont like what? EMA?
No, i dont like it, and the fact is most people on it even admit that its a complete farce. Im not loaded and neither are my parents, but i dont qualify for EMA, yet those i know who have one parent on 6 figures and the other doesnt work but are divorced get £30 a week for attending college. Add on to this a £100 bonus at Christmas and in summer holidays that im aware of, which is similar to what I get paid for working 7 hours of my weekends, thus losing time to do college work etc.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Leave home 0540, get to desk about 0820
Leave desk 1700, get to sofa about 19:40
14 hours every day M-F
Leave desk 1700, get to sofa about 19:40
14 hours every day M-F
sammy g
New member
Too bloody long, particularly when the seasons change and buses seem to run even later to and from lewes! Tonight I waited for about twenty minutes for a bus, only for 3 of the gits to turn up!