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Still around, SAP life in shaky city - not so shaky these days and rebuilding well.
Still permie, went to HEC a few months ago, next year S/4 so still lots to learn.

Like Vic, every now and then Google sends me here to a tech forum.

Search Google for SAP stuff and end up back here...

Damn it is quiet

Black Caps vs Windies today, should be interesting.

Getting a real cardiac workout from the edge-of-the-seat games though.

Took a bit longer for the sound to travel this far

Martin_US wrote:We need more girls in here.

Maybe one can dress up all cute as French Maid and dust good ol Rich off?

Not a girl, all woman and dusting isn't in my CV

Most people working in SAP are NOT from an IT education. many of them come from "fucitonal" areas and they learn IT stuff the hard way... .except old chaps like me! The old way for me too me (except I spell it functional :mrgreen: ) ... basic sys admin stuff and general desktop support then absorbe...

Sometimes I just revisit for nostalgia's sake...

Hi Snowy Nothing planned, but as my partner-in-crime (aka husband) works for a (non SAP) consulting firm that has offices in US, Aussie, and UL/Europe we have discussed a move if the $$ are right and for me the work is interesting. Th field he is in is short expertise so if he wanted to work form on...

Hmm I got a linkedin request today from someone at OLI-IT saying "We have a US Consultancy that will be looking to expand their SAP team. Would you be interested to relocate to the US in 2014? Client will provide work permit and relocation package. " Ok, seems interesting but their LinkedIn business...

Popped back for a visit, nice to see nothing has changed, except I think Bryson missed saying Vagina

[quote="Martin_US"
The only appropriate response is g f y s
Might burn a bridge or two, but what the hell.[/quote]

I have a coffee mug that says GFY, if people have to ask what it means I say "You don't like the way I do things.. Good For You".
Some click, some just believe me.

Not much help, but they are celebrating 50th anniversary on UKTV here in NZ.
One month per Doctor, January being William Hartnell, February being Patrick Troughton etc.

VLozano wrote:Bloody Calvin-ball

Your biggest mistake was not recognising when you were in the pernicious poem zone

Sorry Vic, it's Opposites Day, so you lost!

YuriT wrote:

swright wrote:You sunk my battleship!

Checkmate!

BINGO!