POW employee.

Hmmm, not sure i know what my profession is anymore. When i left school worked in factory putting studs into dog and cat collars. Then worked on building sites as a labourer. After a few episodes of getting into trouble with the police i ended-up in prison (i'm afraid it was for fighting so not proud of that). When came out of prison decided never wanted to go back so went to college and did O levels followed by A levels and then onto university as a mature student (24yrs old). Did BSc (Hons) Biochemirsty and then an MSc and left and worked for number of years within oncology research. After that worked for a Medical Publications company which got taken over by another company and some of us got made redundant (this was a good few years ago). Since that time i have been doing anything and everything from driving minibuses (collecting and dropping off cleaning staff), labouring on building sites (although too old for that now) and even clearing out garbage from student residences during chuck-out periods (left food, empty booze bottles etc). At the moment am still doing temp work but am indoors doing some data entry s**t. My mum often says was a waste doing all that studying. Considering where i am now looks like she has a point but determined to keep grafting in any shape or form to keep the pennies coming in (got a family to support etc - not forgetting trying to get my first signed banksy print). Suppose i could be classed as a bit of an odd job man.

Till I met you, picked you up, and shook you out and turned you around

Just looked that up! wow.

ps dont look it up at work/with your missus near by.

I'd like to own a cafe too.

Ever come across Nobby clark from hastings ?

Saving the environment by drafting, editing and issuing meeting docs/reports in French for French speaking people...

So if you need to fix your ozone layer, just call me Will not fix it but will read some long and boring documentation about chemicals