MegaSack DRAW - This year's winner is user - rgwb
We will be in touch
1) Do you work in IT?
2) Would you describe yourself as an active outdoors type?
Yes
Yes
yes
yes
Yes
Yes though less so these days.
No
Yes
(1) No
(2) Yes
And you're wrong about everything and I'd like to stove your fat face in with a labrador.
no
yes
no
yes
used to
yes
What's IT?
Yes
no
yes
yes
yes
Edric 64 - Member
What's IT?Yes
If you don't know then just put no.
Lol@BD 🙂
no but yes
yes
no
yes
1) No
2) Yes - well I do have an active outdoor job.
yes
yes
cockweasel.
[Or is this the wrong thread? :-)]
No
No
Edit: Can I borrow that Labrador when you're finished with it
No, but yes. I work for a (non-I.T. related) management consultancy as an analyst, but I can build databases, websites and PCs when required.
Yes, but not very often.
sort of
yes
No
Yes
No
No
EDIT: although I was homeless for a while once.. that was quite outdoorsy
No
Yes
no
yes very often
1) not any more
2) yes
No.
No.
...I think you really need a better definition of 'active outdoors type', most people who buy Goretex jackets seem to use them for going shoppping in, and the majority of 'approach' shoes are used for going to the gastropub...
no
no
1) No - but I do spend quite a lot of time having to explain to others how to make their computers work, and I happen to think "The IT Crowd" is one of the best contemporary sit-coms!
2) Yes
For clarification - outdoor type means you do outdoor stuff like walking, climbing, kayaking, kite-surfing, whatever - not just wear the clothes.
I'm still a no in that case, I do ride a bike a lot though, 200 miles in the last 5 days...
1)Yes
2)Do I still put Yes, if I don't wear any clothes?
Hmm, actually i find walking insufferably dull and i hate camping, so i should probably be
no
no
1. No, but I am desk bound, insecure, under utilised, and have an internet connection.
2. People think so because I cycle to work, but I don't describe myself in this way.
3. I'm so gonna pwn you in this thread! 😡
sort of
yes
No - but I did used to be an intel analyst, not really techy IT but I still love a spreadsheet of data to play with when given the chance.
Yes - MTBer (like duh), Scout leader, mountain leadership qual', Woodcraft teacher, race sled dogs.
0
1
(is that right as I don't work in IT?)
outdoor type means you do outdoor stuff like walking, climbing, kayaking, kite-surfing
Does mountainbiking count?
no
yes
Does mountainbiking count?
Don't be silly.
1. I'm a software dev. I wouldn't count this as IT, although I did suggest that somebody should try "switching it off and on again" the other day 🙂
2. Yes.
What's it to you?
No
Yes. Check out the rugged outdoorsyness. Shame it doesn't come in smellovision - this was the 3rd day trekking.
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Yes
Yes
Why are we being asked this?
It's to demonstrate why all we're so *********** passive-aggressive the whole time. And whether it's worth asking us about maltodextrin.
I'm more outdoorsy and rugged than the rest of you
You look like a shaved yeti, TJ.
Does mountainbiking count?Don't be silly.
In that case,
no
no
1) No
2) Used to be, but not currently as outdoorsy as I'd like to be (health)
Why?
No
Yes
but no but yes butt!! 😉
No
No
er, sorry I mean
Yes
yes (well, compared to most other people I know anyway)
Yes.
Yes, with the caveat that I'm also a passive indoors type, depending on mood. I'm equally happy on a bike / running / rock climbing / walking / camping / power kiting etc as I am sat in front of the Xbox with a pint and a chip butty. Variety is the spice, and all that.
In the words of the Lemonheads song..."I lied about being the outdoors type" 🙂
no but have done
Who am I comparing myself to? If most people yes if proper outdoorsy types no I walk and camp does that count?