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Tube drivers anyone? Oh hang on, their Labour backed militant union workers with protected jobs. -
good point - if you don't want to work for £30pd housed an overcrowded flat you could always get a 40k perm job, but nobody here would be able to live on that either, right?Comment
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maybe you're the one not worth as much as you think?Of course you weren't, I got the wrong end of the stick, silly meOriginally posted by pr1 View Posti wasn't implying "you" personally (i'm not as petty as you)
The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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It's always about the money with you.Originally posted by pr1 View Postgood point - if you don't want to work for £30pd housed an overcrowded flat you could always get a 40k perm job, but nobody here would be able to live on that either, right?
I went contracting for the variety of projects. The improved pay is a bonus and fair recompense for the uncertainty of the work.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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They had brains to keep union that keeps their nice permie jobs. They did not buy into "you will be your own boss as a contractor train driver, higher rates etc"Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostTube drivers anyone? Oh hang on, their Labour backed militant union workers with protected jobs.Comment
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English is a fantastic language where the singular and plural of "you" is the same word, which allows for misunderstandings between hostile strangers across the internetOriginally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostOf course you weren't, I got the wrong end of the stick, silly me
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Thank you.Originally posted by pr1 View PostEnglish is a fantastic language where the singular and plural of "you" is the same word, which allows for misunderstandings between hostile strangers across the internet
Obviously they forgot to teach you about full stops when you were learning it.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Yes, so you really want to be sure when you say it meaning everybody, like this -Originally posted by pr1 View PostEnglish is a fantastic language where the singular and plural of "you" is the same word, which allows for misunderstandings between hostile strangers across the internet
**** YOU ALL!!!Comment
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostThank you.
Obviously they forgot to teach you about full stops when you were learning it.
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