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you know. thereOriginally posted by Diver View Post
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Oh there!Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postyou know. there
Nah! Not serious, just hoping for an amusing logical and topical debate.
Like Don wanna diss the gangsta mans like yeh?
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Actually my parents did work really hard and we moved away from that grotty area pretty quickly - so working hard does get results. I also pay more in tax than I probably need to and my taxes fund the chavsOriginally posted by LittlestHobbo View PostI take it your parent(s) worked really hard, but apparently you still lived in crap area of Manchester? proof and pud...working hard doesn't allways get you far in life...
Oh and you pay alot less tax than people who earn alot less than you..so save the sanctomony...Rule Number 1 - Assuming that you have a valid contract in place always try to get your poo onto your timesheet, provided that the timesheet is valid for your current contract and covers the period of time that you are billing for.
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We are halting evolution. Unwise. Never mind, when man fails, ants will make a better job of it.bloggoth
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I think it was QI where I heard it was said that the ant has the largest brain of any creature in proportion to its size, and that a typical ant colony has more brain matter than a human. This is clever since, with a head the size of a human, an ant wouldn't be able to scurry about effectively. Another dubious facts on that programme included Romans never having set lions on Christians.Comment
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