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Exactly. For me it's to fill in the gaps between occasional bits of work, but posting from home in your own time? -
For some contractors, the weekend IS a gap between occasional bits of workOriginally posted by Fat Dave View PostExactly. For me it's to fill in the gaps between occasional bits of work, but posting from home in your own time?
Cooking doesn't get tougher than this.Comment
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glad to see you picked up on the point
I mean what is going on, people coming into the forum ( which they have a choice not to do) and then moaning about how it's not like it used to be or this post should be in Lightrelief/accounting/general (delete as required)
in my view post what you want, when you want and let the moderators do their stuff
so in a nutshell if you don't like it
fe<k off
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Agreed. Both come under the heading of "act your age" as far as I'm concerned.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postwell yes, thick skins are good, but so is the ability to back off, if you think you might be seriously bugging somebody

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What if you mental age is about 11?Originally posted by wobbegong View PostAgreed. Both come under the heading of "act your age" as far as I'm concerned.Hard Brexit now!
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Then you are a cretin, you cretin.Originally posted by sasguru View PostWhat if you mental age is about 11?Faster, faster, faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death.
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Far too flimsy. MF is a big lad. We don't want the gallows to collapse and injure him.Originally posted by zeitghostHave we got the gallows constructed yet?
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FTFYOriginally posted by Fat Dave View PostFar too flimsy. MF is a fat lad. We don't want the gallows to collapse and injure him.Hard Brexit now!
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No fattist comments please. Some of us are sensitive.Originally posted by sasguru View PostFTFYComment
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