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The same background as Adam...although I think I might be closer than him to my official bus pass.....as for the sublimation thingymabob I'm just getting into it as a progression from graphics (cut/print).........oh and 'growing old' is compulsory.....'growing up' isn't:rolleyes:

Wow, I must be the odd one out!

I started my business when I left sixth form at the age of 18 - in 2006. Took graphic design, business studies, computer arts, and design tech - can't you tell I knew what I wanted to do from an early age

Didn't realise this forum was full of old people! (runs and hides). lol :p

Fidget242;40233 wrote:Wow, I must be the odd one out!

I started my business when I left sixth form at the age of 18 - in 2006. Took graphic design, business studies, computer arts, and design tech - can't you tell I knew what I wanted to do from an early age

Didn't realise this forum was full of old people! (runs and hides). lol :p

brings out my size 12 boot for this young whiper snapper lol :biggrin:

fabulous 50 this year (i have to keep telling myself it will be lol) doing printing for 4 years full time now running own business, before that worked for a lot of blue chip companies as a rep - but got fed up the only thing i miss now is the guaranteed salary that used to go into the bank every month

My brain says I'm still 18 but my body tells the truth at 54.

Started off my working life as a screen printer & then went to be an automotive power train engineer as they wanted someone who was an experienced screen printer. Reason was there was new technology in coating piston skirts to cut down resistance in engine bores which made engines more fuel efficent. I was made redundant from that job because production was moved to Poland because Poles are cheap (see Paul) I then went into banking with RBS & then Barclays & really enjoyed it till some of us saw what was heading our way & got out as quickly as possible before it hit the fan.

I was doing dye sub to raise money for something I was involved with & seemed like a good idea to branch out with my own business.

mrs maggot;40254 wrote:fabulous 50 this year (i have to keep telling myself it will be lol)

Snap!!! (I keep telling myself it can not be true!)

Never too old to try something new.......... I'm just starting out! As a keen photographer I'll be putting my own images on T's mugs etc and hope they sell.

21 ish!.......honest

Am I old?

"For an apricot, yes. For a head of lettuce, even more so. But for a mountain I am not even begun in years. However, for a man I am just right."

[RIGHT]- Chiun, Master of Sinanju[/RIGHT]

I bet Johnny is glad he asked the question now

Ian M;40262 wrote: production was moved to Poland because Poles are cheap (see Paul)