Whats your area of expertise

Invade peoples countries at the request of Liz and Dave. But only if they ask nicely.

 

You get the option to say no now then Kevin ? :biggrin:

 

I'm not too sure really. I've never said no to date! It can be quite a laugh at times! There's nothing wrong with asking nicely though.

 

I could fancy it sat in a GR4, but not sure i'd be up for it on the ground...

 

Oh so you'd like the easy option. Sat at several thousand feet in an armchair with a Starbucks? Take it you're RAF?

 

And this pretty much sums it up :biggrin:

 

Haha so true Steve. Americas foreign policy for the last 10 years - do what I say or I'll hurt you.

 

No mate, but i work for a company that looks after M.O.D. aircraft and other bits and bobs :wink:

 

Martial arts tuition - taekwondo specifically. I'm an excellent teacher, and a reasonable practitioner. My USP is getting people to black belt standard very fast, about half the time of most of the other clubs, and about a third of the time compared to traditional karate clubs.

Check out my clubs' sites:
www.martinace.com - Tuesdays & Thursdays, Edmonton.
The Martin Ace Black Belt Academy - Mondays & Wednesdays, Wood Green

 

respect dude :upyeah:

 

served my time as a plasterer, hated it! been in Oil & Gas for last 18 years..........

 

I'm a contract manufacturing engineer. You have a design that needs turning into a physical product then I'm your man. I've built aerospace, satellites, PC's, phones and electronic units for surgical implantation. I'm currently controlling the manufacture of radio handsets and accessories in Taiwan.

 

Carpenter by trade but more small builder really. Self employed, just me and happy that way. :smile:

 

My area of expertise? Touring, touring and more touring. I'm retired and try to get a ride in every day and some nights.

 

Well done you've just pissed me off no end, ta.
:biggrin:

 

Sorry about that.:wink: Only managed 120 miles today. Very windy and wet, but exhilarating.:smile:

 

:biggrin: Good on ya. :upyeah: Carry on enjoying your retirement. (we need more smilies!)

 

Well after reading all of this thread my job sounds boring
I'm am engineer by trade and have done this since I left school at 16
I've worked at loads of 2 bit company's mainly working for the Motorsport trade although one of the company's I worked for we made our own guns and seviced some very nice guns from the old bill
I finally got my dream job working for a very large F1 team which is based in woking Surrey (been there over 10 years now)
I started of there in the wind tunnel developing new parts for the race car , moved from there into the machine shop which I now help run
The job demands long hours but I think I'm very lucky

 

I'm a mechanic by trade , although I think I'm a pretty good salesman & should have probably gone into advertising & promotional type stuff , but as it happens I do something completely unrelated to all of the above