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In: NA
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Tattoo designer, artist and specialist support worker

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Deleted Member @ 25/06/2013 23:18

Declan
In: London
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Scientist/ immunologist - human T cell (a type of white blood cell) specialist, Type 1 diabetes specialist.

Government Relations for corporations

Procurement projects.

Any questions on any of these, let me know.

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Declan @ 01/07/2013 10:15

kaycat
In: radcliffe Manche
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proper smrt i mean smart wow hat of to ya rutger

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kaycat @ 01/07/2013 11:04

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photographer :) and i work with animals x

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Deleted Member @ 01/07/2013 13:04

Curlyblonde
In: Sheffield
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Housing can help with tenancy law , tenancy agreements letting, sub letting ASB etc can also give advice on eviction, homelessness etc

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Curlyblonde @ 08/07/2013 00:15

hightower
In: Doncaster
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steel worker but i don`t think that`ll help much.

apprenticed trained engineer and machinist helped when modifying my bikes making bits n bobs.

also just qualified as a cbt instructor.

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hightower @ 09/07/2013 22:02

Mushty33
In: Windsor
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Graphic Design
Qualified Swedish Massage Therapist
Artist (esp. portraits of bike racers, also pet portraits)
IT software experience

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Mushty33 @ 10/07/2013 10:11

bingwing
In: Spalding
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Engineer. 42 years of Design,Develop,Manufacture. Installation and Repair of Steel Structural or Mechanical components in the Material handling and Processing Industries. (retired)

I am an Inventor and have intellectual property on a patent within my Engineering ability. My patent was first represented and registered patent attorney in August 2001.

Microlight Flying Instructor. 1500 Hrs (QFI) (retired)

Always had a bike since 1966, Done lots of Rally's in between my other interests, 1967 Robin hood was my first rally. I have good mechanical knowledge. `Try Me`

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bingwing @ 10/07/2013 14:11

Steve_H
In: Teesdale
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Good grief after reading some of that I'm at best a partially trained up idiot.
Although if coaxed with a pointy stick I can just about through together some construction plans, specifications and contracts.
But I'd much rather be making friends with a cold beer....

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Steve_H @ 10/07/2013 19:09

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Plans...u...! U cudna plan a piss up in a brewery! Wot happened to the last ride-out you 'planned'? (still recovering from 100 mile trip in wrong direction)

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Deleted Member @ 10/07/2013 20:44

davidneale
In: London
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I do like a mystery tour

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davidneale @ 10/07/2013 20:45

CHRISPY1
In: South Shields
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Peripatetic lollipopman so I could get you to do stoppies!!!!

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CHRISPY1 @ 17/07/2013 10:02

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Used to be Homer Simpson at a nuclear power station. Now, since early retirement, I make things in my garage. Stainless silencers, collectors and brackets. also use mild steel and alloy. I do services for friends and have been working on bikes for 37 years.

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Deleted Member @ 19/07/2013 00:27

Heavymetalthunder
In: Ilkeston
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Background in criminal Trading Standards law enforcement and a good working knowledge of civil law/ consumers rights .... will help you if i can . ... however TS Law ecompasses a huge range of topics .... if i can't help you myself i can generally signpost you where you need to go for specialist advice ...

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Heavymetalthunder @ 20/07/2013 18:38