Another sy01 bedwetting thread

[MaryPoppins]

He's disappeared. Do you think he's having a good cry or re-thinking his childish and patronising attitude to gayness?

My search facility doesn't work, but I'm sure I can't remember you being an advocate of gay people in the past....

[MarillionFan]

My search facility doesn't work, but I'm sure I can't remember you being an advocate of gay people in the past....

Sas has never been an advocate of homosexuality. His boyfriend on the other hand is really up for it!

[sasguru]

He's probably bored ripping the piss out of you.

My my your chips are well out of place today, aren't they?
Diddums.

[Churchill]

My my your chips are well out of place today, aren't they?
Diddums.

Grow up.

[sasguru]

My search facility doesn't work, but I'm sure I can't remember you being an advocate of gay people in the past....

I respect the rights and privacy of everyone to do what they want to each other provided its consensual.

[sasguru]

Grow up.

Ah the irony. It fairly drips.

[d000hg]

You might want to take some advice from a succesful ex-contractor then. And that advice is to unplug your head from your arse and look around. Seriously.

Joke of the day! A permie comes to a contractor site to lie about how important he is, and gives advice on achieving success

[sasguru]

Joke of the day! A permie comes to a contractor site to lie about how important he is, and gives advice on achieving success

I can never understand why some contractors think the life of an itinerant IT jobber living out of a suitcase and just about reaching 6-figures a year (provided their contracts are long and regular enough) is the height of success.
Then again IT people aren't noted for seeing the bigger picture or their political skills, are they?
Now if everyoone was on £500-£1000 a day I would understand, but that's just the minority of top-end contractors.
When I was a contractor I liked the money compared with my permie peers but I always wanted money AND to a certain extent the power to run things.

[Churchill]

I can never understand why some contractors think the life of an itinerant IT jobber living out of a suitcase and just about reaching 6-figures a year (provided their contracts are long and regular enough) is the height of success.
Then again IT people aren't noted for seeing the bigger picture or their political skills, are they?
Now if everyoone was on £500-£1000 a day I would understand, but that's just the minority of top-end contractors.
When I was a contractor I liked the money compared with my permie peers but I always wanted money AND to a certain extent the power to run things.

What's an IT person?

[Pondlife]

What's an IT person?

That tara palmer-tomthingy is one. You know, the posh birds that go to all the parties.

Do I get a prize? I know the spelling is a bit off but I have shown my workings.