Aha, Mr lane,
I think our paths may have crossed in the past.
If you are said infamous Mr Lane, trainee from one of the agencies, then i fear you are maybe judging yourself a little too highly by merits of your recent posts, and you are maybe sporting a little more fart than poo poo, if you understand my direction.
If, like before, you ARE said Mr Lane, then I sincerely hope you have cured your aversion to putting on ones boilersuit and actually partaking in physical labour & manual graft on whatever ROV system& crew are unfortunate to have you dumped upon its goodself.
I also hope you have cured several of your "unknown" or "mysterious" illnesses on or around crewchange date, & my delicate fingers are indeed crossed that you are also cured of your your severe addiction to eBay and the fact you got ripped off on numerous occasions. (This generally happening when the rest of the crew are on deck amidst intensive repair or maintenance!)
Think before you type, slagging people off openly can cause you infinite problems as the offshore game, although worldwide, is rather insular & very quick in picking up names and capabilities, which frankly speaking, you only have a name and little capability if indeed you are aforementioned Mr Lane.
I wish you every success.
Boab
A very funny post, and very apt. I also had the experience of ‘working’ with andy lane last year, claims he’s a hydraulic tech ? my he hides it well ! Constantly late for shift, and do anything rather than get his hands dirty.
What also makes me laugh is that now he has been rumbled he is trying to deny he is himself. Why would a trainee take a trainee under his wing ? only the real Mr Lane would put that in print.
You could always change your name to your wifes maiden name to get work, you wouldn’t be the first. Isn’t that right Mr supanat.
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