Originally posted by Churchill
I'm sick of being away from home through the week.
Not sick enough to get a permie job up here mind you
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I'm sick of being away from home through the week.
Not sick enough to get a permie job up here mind you
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Hmmmm - I was a bit slow on picking up on the piss taking there eh?!Originally posted by sasguru
You're all Nobbas.
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So I'm a Nobba, like? So are you, likeOriginally posted by SallyAnneHmmmm - I was a bit slow on picking up on the piss taking there eh?!
You're all Nobbas.
Hard Brexit now!
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I was looking forward to some re-runs of The Likely Lads when I heard it was National Pet Week this week. Imagine my surprise when...
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You're doing that in a scouse accent aren't you?Originally posted by sasguruSo I'm a Nobba, like? So are you, like
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Och no....Originally posted by SallyAnneYou're doing that in a scouse accent aren't you?Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru
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Oh ignore 'em - they're just jealous of your flawless command of the language...Originally posted by SallyAnneLast edited by EqualOpportunities; 13 November 2006, 13:08.The squint, the cocked eye and clenched first are the cornerstones of all Merseyside communication from birth to graveComment
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Originally posted by EqualOpportunities
ha ha ha - yeah right!
How are you today mate? Have any of your Oracle mates worked on Houndslow Council?
Are you at Warwickshire by any chance, thats middle England isn't it?The pope is a tard.Comment
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I'm alright ta - things are gradually starting to come back into focus ;-)Originally posted by SallyAnne
Anyway, I haven't got any Oracle mates - they're all wierdo's, those database types. Seriously, though, I don't know of anyone who's ever worked there.
And no, I'm not in Warwickshire - I'm a stone's throw from East Midlands Airport...
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