I wish to state categorically that all lobsters, oysters and bottles of champagne purchased on behalf of MyCo have been used strictly for the purpose of maintaining business relations with important figures in the fields of business MyCo serves.
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He is right Mal, no helping him now. Let's go back to the prof forums and go find some numpty asking questions about SC clearance to pick on instead.Originally posted by Churchill View PostOi, he's ours now, go and find your own retard!'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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so does that mean I have been accepted?Originally posted by Churchill View PostOi, he's ours now, go and find your own retard!Comment
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Sorry mate, there're that many black balls it's like looking in the bottom of a rabbit's hutch!Originally posted by Jeystone View Postso does that mean I have been accepted?
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JeystoneOriginally posted by Jeystone View Postso does that mean I have been accepted?
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what's a black ball? other retards? my kind?Originally posted by Churchill View PostSorry mate, there're that many black balls it's like looking in the bottom of a rabbit's hutch!
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Actually I think you are quite welcome to this one... The force is most definitely not strong with him!Originally posted by Churchill View PostOi, he's ours now, go and find your own retard!
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Also, they are looked at as more like an employee claiming expenses, we are viewed using company taxation and company director law. Totally different rules.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI can't see it. MP's do have strict guidelines that some of them decided to abuse. The result is many slapped hands, a couple of ruined careers and some of them sent to gaol. The same would happen to us if we abused the system. There is a slight question of how hard they would come down on us compared to MP's but that is so old and boring it is hardly worthy of discussion.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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<shush>You're forgetting the first rule of the clique.... Ah, actually you're not because you don't know it. That's because... You're not in it!</shush>Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostYou'll never be part of the CUK clique, so give up trying now.Comment
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