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Originally posted by unemployed View PostConsidering all you have offered up is the climate is warm how can I assume it is anything other.
Magaluf was 30c but not great I prefer the rain anyways.
Jetting off to a tropical island later.
Hope today's episode of JK is a good one and the JSA peeps don't cause you too much pain.
Maybe, a little lube will helpThe Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostLooks like your glass is always half empty
Jetting off to a tropical island later.
Hope today's episode of JK is a good one and the JSA peeps don't cause you too much pain.
Maybe, a little lube will help
What's JSA anyway , apparently I have too much stashed to claim anythingComment
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Originally posted by unemployed View PostGreat! might take a look on Ryan air myself always fancied somewhere warm for £50 hope it's got a palm tree. I applaud you finding you're exciting place though.
What's JSA anyway , apparently I have too much stashed to claim anythingThe Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostEnjoy your Ryan Air holiday, just remember to budget budget over £50, the extras are you killer, so I've heard.
Sunnies on you would barely tell the difference.
I guess my bragging rights would falter though but then buying a plane ticket is hardly anything to shout about
Must dash need to get up early for Jeremy it's a special "who's the father my brother or uncle"Last edited by unemployed; 10 March 2016, 03:18.Comment
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Must dash need to get up early for JeremyLast edited by MrMarkyMark; 10 March 2016, 03:31.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Originally posted by unemployed View PostHaving been in 2nd line support off and on from 1998 onwards I am finding it hard to believe that contract rates aren't any higher than year 2000 and permanent is no higher either. Having been offered a support role for 30k in 2001 I am astounded that simple inflation has not increased these same jobs to around the 45k mark. I regularly get emails and calls for the same 30k figure or less. Funny that putting a roof over your head in 2000 would cost you 150k but now it's 500k. Where does it give???
Wow. Support for almost 20 years. Ambassador, you're really spoiling us with your skills.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWow. Support for almost 20 years. Ambassador, you're really spoiling us with your skills.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWow. Support for almost 20 years. Ambassador, you're really spoiling us with your skills.
Why are jobs paying the same 15 years later regardless of skillsComment
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Originally posted by unemployed View PostJobs a job means to a end it gives me no pleasure, but you are missing the point
Why are jobs paying the same 15 years later regardless of skillsComment
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