and it hasn't nothing to do with the first game of the season. Tomorrow I start work in the real world (for the first time) and am absolutely bricking it. I've just had 6 hours intensive Japanese lessons in two days (nowt like leaving it to the last minute) and feel rather unprepared.

Anyway have phone will hunt, wish me luck.

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

Answers

Good Luck!

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

Good luck Kegsy. Let us know how it all goes.

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

New jobs are always the same. You panic a bit, think you're not going to be able to do the job etc..

In 3 months time you'll look back at the day you started and wonder what all the fuss was about.

Best of luck mate!

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

Sayonara o denki de

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

Best of luck Kegsy, you'll be fine!

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

Good luck mate. I'll be changing jobs myself before too long (hopefullY).

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

Thanks for all the messages, I especially like Martins which says Goodbye electric light! I think he meant o genki desu, which means I'm fine, but a good try all the same!

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

Are you certain Kegsy? cos you know that you're Japanese isn't all that hot ;)))

Good luck mate.....

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

Good luck!

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

You're not wrong there Gav, at the moment I'm trying to work out how to explain to someone (in Japanese) why I, as a foreigner, wants to speak to their boss. I think it would be hard enough to come up with a lie in English never mind Japanese. At the moment I'm working on I'd like to have a conversation with him. Original or what?

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000

Good luck, Kegsy!

-- Anonymous, August 15, 2000