Any bodywork guys looking for a full time job in Birmingham

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Ian
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Any bodywork guys looking for a full time job in Birmingham

#1 Post by Ian »

We are looking for a decent metal worker / paint sprayer to work on our classic cars, we cater for Ferrari, Aston Martin, Mercedes etc and carry out all sorts of repairs from routine service work to a full body off rebuild. If anyone knows of someone looking for work in Birmingham, please drop me a line

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#2 Post by Ian »

We're still looking for someone to join our team :thumbs:
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#3 Post by Fatbloke »

I can make a good cup of tea.
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#4 Post by Ian »

Can you make toast as well mate? :thumbs:
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#5 Post by Fatbloke »

I can even make the bread!
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#6 Post by rich. »

i can make tea & bacon sarnies :D

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#7 Post by TerryG »

If your bacon is coming out black rich, you need to turn the heat on your pan down a bit ;)
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#8 Post by tractorman »

One of my ex-bosses was a cook when he did his National Service. He was taught: if it's brown, turn it round. If it's black, it's done.
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#9 Post by Phil P »

I think Ian was looking for a sensible answer. Wrong Forum :lol:
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#10 Post by JPB »

I mentioned this thread to some of my more stable students, the ones we allow the use of the hammers, and the general theme of their replies was "Birmingham? What's that?" I pointed out that current DWP rules state that they must search for placements as far as 90 miles and 2 hours there & back from their homes but then one of the ungrateful wee badstarts told me that apparently, Birmingham is around 274 miles away.
Honestly, you try to help and that's the thanks you get. But I tried and what's more, I didn't mention cooking and besides, I lost the recipe for ice so what are the chances, etc. :|
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