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#7456 16-Apr-2006 16:49
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Well this is special, I whole forum just for people to introduce themselves.

Perhaps not the most entertaining topic to read on a regular basis but I guess people will find it interesting to view some more information about the latest troll/propeller-head/n00b they encounter in other parts of this forum.

Guess I should say something about myself:

My name's Philip Baker, living in Hamilton NZ and I do relocation consultancy. If you don't know what that is, don't worry, I haven’t met anyone that has known what I do until I explain it.

Basically I move companies, if a company needs a larger office, workshop or warehouse that where I come in. I plan the whole move from finding a new location, negating the lease, sorting out contractors, phones, internet and all that. Then I plan the actual move and organise movers and the such. For more visit www.sardines.co.nz (presently under construction)
 As far as hobbies go I used to be a avid gamer (esp. Counter Strike back in the beta days) but have less and less time for it now so I end up playing games on my cell phone which doesn’t really fill the need. My parents also have their own business that I end up helping with a lot. I don’t really mind as working with them gives me a lot of family time I probable wouldn’t force myself to take otherwise. For more visit www.thecastle.co.nz

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  #33096 16-Apr-2006 17:20
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Welcome!
Cool job description, pity about the games though
did I get in first this time? YAY!
see you round, its a great set of forums



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  #33105 16-Apr-2006 19:13
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www.sardines.co.nz


THAT I like, Why are there not more businesses with funky, cool names like yours.



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  #33126 16-Apr-2006 21:08
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Welcome to Geekzone.

Your business sounds like great fun - each client would have their own special needs to make the contract unique I suppose.









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#33129 16-Apr-2006 22:12
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Welcome to Geekzone... I remember a stop in the castle a couple of years back. I am pretty sure it was in Tirau - or how many other castles do we have in New Zealand?





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  #33152 17-Apr-2006 09:49
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Shame you cant play any counter-strike anymore  Cry

I cant really be welcoming you because i am new to the forums but yeah

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  #33334 18-Apr-2006 22:35
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freitasm: Welcome to Geekzone... I remember a stop in the castle a couple of years back. I am pretty sure it was in Tirau - or how many other castles do we have in New Zealand?



Yes you're right, it is in Tirau.

There are a couple of castles in NZ, Larnach Castle been the most obvious (www.larnachcastle.co.nz). Larnach term themselves NZs only castle but it really depends on your definition of what a castle is, I mean they don't even have a moat :P

Some guy build himself a $2 million dollar castle somewhere near Wellington. It was on the news but I have heard nothing more about it.

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