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As most know, I'm a building contractor. A lot of our builders merchants / supply houses have self serve payment areas where the machine has an option for you to type a PO / job name. I've been typing QPR in these boxes for years.😀
Whenever in a sports shop , always cover the chelsea shirts hanging on display with whatever other shirts available
Also when passing the little calendar stalls at Christmas , make sure to have a little browse and do the same making sure the the qpr one is at the front
Pathetic really as I’m now 50
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Childish Stuff You Do. on 18:21 - Nov 22 with 1027 views
When I used to be a conveyancer we tried to get 'unsightly erection' or some variant into correspondence as much as possible and also down here in the far south west we had quite a few clients called Cock so that was always something to play with (ooer) correspondence-wise
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Childish Stuff You Do. on 19:03 - Nov 22 with 923 views
If I’m going anywhere near the Thames I’ll always get off the tube / bus on the other side from where I’m going so I can walk across one of the bridges.
Top 5 favourite bridges to walk over Blackfriars, Hammersmith, Lambeth, Albert, Putney,
When I was a kid and we were driving to see my Nan & Grandpa in Essex, I’d nag my dad into driving over a different bridge each time.
Mention of Albert Bridge gives me an excuse to post one of The Pogues greatest songs.
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Childish Stuff You Do. on 08:03 - Nov 23 with 505 views
My job (thrilling stuff, I know) is to write exam questions for 11 year olds. Remember those triangle questions with labelled points? Naturally, a few of my triangles have Q.P and R as the labels.
Plenty of other very subtle QPR references are thrown in, and some more blatant such as a pie chart where a group of pupils are asked to name their favourite football team.
Very childish, but passes the time :-)
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Childish Stuff You Do. on 08:10 - Nov 23 with 480 views
My job (thrilling stuff, I know) is to write exam questions for 11 year olds. Remember those triangle questions with labelled points? Naturally, a few of my triangles have Q.P and R as the labels.
Plenty of other very subtle QPR references are thrown in, and some more blatant such as a pie chart where a group of pupils are asked to name their favourite football team.
Very childish, but passes the time :-)
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Deputy headteacher at a primary school here, curious about your work Gary.
Do you work for NFER or do the SATs papers or something?
Just wondering where to look out for the Rs references.
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Childish Stuff You Do. on 08:13 - Nov 23 with 476 views
As a former GCSE maths teacher, when it came to writing probability questions it would invariably include the probability of Rangers winning their next match when playing home or away
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Childish Stuff You Do. on 09:48 - Nov 23 with 270 views
Childish Stuff You Do. on 07:59 - Nov 23 by PeterHucker
If I’m going anywhere near the Thames I’ll always get off the tube / bus on the other side from where I’m going so I can walk across one of the bridges.
Top 5 favourite bridges to walk over Blackfriars, Hammersmith, Lambeth, Albert, Putney,
When I was a kid and we were driving to see my Nan & Grandpa in Essex, I’d nag my dad into driving over a different bridge each time.
Mention of Albert Bridge gives me an excuse to post one of The Pogues greatest songs.
Waterloo Bridge is my favourite because it's on the apex of the river's curve so you can clearly see the city on one side and Westminster on the other.
And I always play the Kinks "Waterloo Sunset" in my head when walking across it: Dirty old river...
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Childish Stuff You Do. on 11:34 - Nov 23 with 158 views
We're implementing a new finance software system at work currently. In the testing phase I've created QPR as a customer and Loftus Road Refurbishment as a project.
With Christian Nourry as the contact I also added a note to the record or "customer is inconsistent and unpredictable".
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Childish Stuff You Do. on 12:00 - Nov 23 with 129 views
As a former GCSE maths teacher, when it came to writing probability questions it would invariably include the probability of Rangers winning their next match when playing home or away
Shirley that’s a matter which is answered through the harsh realities of life experience and not probability.
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Childish Stuff You Do. on 12:51 - Nov 23 with 34 views
As a former GCSE maths teacher, when it came to writing probability questions it would invariably include the probability of Rangers winning their next match when playing home or away
Didn't know numbers could be that small.
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