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Meteorologist. When I left school in 1969 I was actually offered a job at the South Wales weather department which was based at Rhoose Airport in those days. I lived in Ely with my parents and didn't drive and I thougjt how the hell will i get there so I turned it down. ☹️
Full time dreamer
Deck Officer in Merchant Navy.
Forensic Scientist.
Got into uni as well for it but chose to join the military over going to uni.
I don’t regret it but always thought what if?
Never to late to work with apes, take a trip to the Liberty 😄Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68
My 2 favourite hobbies too but you don't need to be Uber creative or a musical genius to enjoy them. Painting is a great example.
For a relatively modest outlay you can get a set of watercolours and by following simple instructions, you will be surprised at what you can achieve. If you are interested, you should watch an Irishman called Frank Clarke on YouTube. Very instructive and enjoyable.👍
I applied for a job as a fanny barber once. Was told I had to go to Croydon. I asked if that was where the job is. They said no the jobs in Manchester but Croydon is where the queue starts
Ive always thought that if I won enough money I’d start a business, say gardening, and employ vets who have fallen on hard times.
15 years opening the batting for Glamorgan was what I wanted. I just wanted to take over from Alan Jones.
I knew someone who wanted to be like Bernard Hedges.
Now that was ambition!
I had a chance to do a Masters in Meteorology after my degree. Part of me still wishes I did.
Strangely enough Bernard Hedges was the last Glamorgan player that my club Pontypridd produced that made it to first class level.
Pontypridd born Jonathan Hughes played for us until about 4 years ago and represented Glamorgan for quite a few years, but didn't join us as a club, until Glamorgan sent him to us as our county player when we were a Premier League side.
MotoGP, getting paid to ride a motorbike, brilliant !
**** that!
I wanted be the lead singer/harmonica player in a blues band. I would have modelled myself on Lee Brilleaux from Dr Feelgood but I can't sing and have no musical talent.
Writer or Journalist.
I left school without even an O level in Maths, and somehow drifted into a lifetime working in Finance. But I was great at English, and have always thought I could have done something with it. Okay, I did write and publish 80 editions of TBL, but I'm not sure that qualifies!
following my dad and grandad into the RAF.
Hurts when I think about it
And very good they were too Andrew, you should be proud of TBL, and of your standing in all winds and weather selling it
Wow how do those riders manage to keep control of those bends.
Whilst I have no desire at all to learn to ride a motorbike, I do try to watch the TT each year on the tele. It scares the shit out of me, and you only just admire the skills of the riders going around the circuit.
That is absolute madness, i was shitting myself just watching it.
Lot of football managers on here, surprised its not really come up
Lolipop man. Don't start work until you are 65.
67.
Even better!!67.
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