Anybody else had colleagues from work asking whether you are attending a PRINCE (2) course in London in stead of Prince concert?

You: "Yeah I'm going to London for Prince this weekend"
Colleague: "Ah, PRINCE 2 course I reckon?"

d'oh...

Housequake777 said:

Knobs!

Well only those of use who work in IT. But yes Knobs!

I am extending my Prince-ness by attending a Prince2 course in October

well am headin doon 4 prince6 don't know wit u's cats are craicin aboot

Do you need to work in IT to get this joke?

Someone please explain

Housequake777 said:

darlingomo said:

Wikipedia:
"PRINCE2, or PRojects IN Controlled Environments, is a project management methodology. It covers the management, control and organisation of a project. "PRINCE2" is a registered trademark of the U.K.'s Office of Government Commerce (OGC)."

It wont be as funny now but you did ask.

PRINCE2 (PRojects IN Controlled Environments) is a process-based method for effective project management.

PRINCE was established in 1989 by CCTA (the Central Computer and Telecommunications Agency), since renamed the OGC (the Office of Government Commerce).

The method PRINCE2 is in the public domain, offering non-proprietorial best practice guidance on project management. PRINCE2 is a registered trademark of OGC.

I've got Prince 2 accreditation (even funkier than the first Prince). I was going to put Prince in my calendar at work whenever I attend any of the concerts, but everyone would think I was in training.

Exetergirl said:

Please please please stop! This kind of thing must be against the rules?

krazysi said:

Prince 2 practitioner myself !

There are actually ads underneath some of our posts for these courses! (they obviously work on key word triggers)

krazysi said:

What rules? I need a job to pay for all the O2 concerts. The Prince 2 course is really boring, but 'My name is Prince' going through my head all the time made it bearable.