But I know the 'any' key. It's one right to the left of '1'. I mean it always works when they prompt for the 'any' key.

natselrox wrote:But I know the 'any' key. It's one right to the left of '1'. I mean it always works when they prompt for the 'any' key.

Ahh you found it!

mraltair wrote:

natselrox wrote:But I know the 'any' key. It's one right to the left of '1'. I mean it always works when they prompt for the 'any' key.

Ahh you found it!

Take that, computer-wiz!

natselrox wrote:

mraltair wrote:

natselrox wrote:But I know the 'any' key. It's one right to the left of '1'. I mean it always works when they prompt for the 'any' key.

Ahh you found it!

Take that, computer-wiz!

Congrats on finding it yourself Nats - you saved a tech support person from dying a little more inside.

In some ways I think a more productive question might be - what career cannot be performed in a noble manner?

natselrox wrote:But I know the 'any' key. It's one right to the left of '1'. I mean it always works when they prompt for the 'any' key.

If you scratch off the numbers and letters from all your keys on the keyboard then you may find some odd symbols. I think you need to be aligned first to get this right. The symbols you see are the true symbols that are sent via the internet to the matrix. The top left key is the "aNy" key which is all that fits on the key for the High Lord Protector who's full name is "aNy-tru'Th'is-lIe". That entity handles ambiguous responses. Over time the full name got abbreviated to "aNy" and then to "any" and then finally to the pipe symbol as the Lord Protector of ambiguous replies likes wind instruments. Amazing what you won't find if you don't look hard enough.

Could we add fiction writers to noble career ?

Armed forces, emergency services, and anything to do with medicine and nursing.

the pigeon wrote:In some ways I think a more productive question might be - what career cannot be performed in a noble manner?

Bankers and all other career criminals.

pennypitstop wrote:

the pigeon wrote:In some ways I think a more productive question might be - what career cannot be performed in a noble manner?

Bankers and all other career criminals.

Like moob-fondlers.

pennypitstop wrote:

the pigeon wrote:In some ways I think a more productive question might be - what career cannot be performed in a noble manner?

Bankers and all other career criminals.

But what if they are stealing it for a noble cause, to give to charity or save the life of a dying child and all other avenues have been exhausted....

Outside the obvious stuff, plumbing.
You don't get paid a lot, you have to fool around with shit, puke, etc. What would we do without them?

The most noble career?

Nobleman, surely!

To quote Bernard Weatherill (Former speaker to the House of Commons) at a dinner in London in about 2000... (Tony Blair in power)

"Politics SHOULD be a noble path. It SHOULD be about fighting for those that cannot fight for themselves, even at the expense of your own desires. It SHOULD be the most noble choice.

Please raise your glasses to the Cabinet....

Worthless bast*rds to a man!"

Teacher.

Wiðercora wrote:Teacher.

I'm a teacher!!

Good teachers are noble. I was lucky enough to have had a few.

I had the crapiest science teacher, he was so mean to me, I tried to get hi fired but her had friends high up in a political party so he pulled strings. I hated him

Teachers are great as long as they're not also nuns. Stupid convent schools...

In my humble totally non-biased opinion, anyone who works in the hospitality industry is a part of the best damned industry in all the history of industries.