I've got a hangover, does that count?
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why are you contractors so sad?
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Nah done my strategising for the month. What will I do for the next 2 weeks?Hard Brexit now!
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Go terminate some contractors, then on Monday realise you need them and hire them back on increased pay.
It will keep you occupied at least.Vieze Oude Man
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No, no, no, go for the real thing. You're a permie now, so wait for the typical after work drinks, or office Christmas party (even better!), and stand as the true man you are and tell your boss and workmates they're all a bunch of - what was it again?...ah, I remember "****wits".Originally posted by sasguruI should post drunk more often. he he
Believe me it will help your career no end and you'll fit better in the team.
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Are you the girl that photcopied your ass at the last christmas party??Originally posted by sasguruBloody hell JB, do you know me ?Comment
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