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its funny but not exactly news materialOriginally posted by BrilloPad View Post
Who can be shocked that a boys weekend away involves..... acting like boys!Coffee's for closers -
True. But as city bashing is the rage I suspect they will get more publicity than this warrants. They should hjave done this back in 2006.Originally posted by Spacecadet View Postits funny but not exactly news material
Who can be shocked that a boys weekend away involves..... acting like boys!Comment
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cheating is allowed;Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
• no anti-lad behaviour allowed (i.e. calling girlfriends, being nice to random expats);
• chants about your surrounding environment, being oily and how rich we are, are compulsory;
• mentioning of parents' salaries once a day;
• public school boy 10 minutes (collars must be up) at specified 10 minutes part the hour.
If only CuK was like this
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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they probably did and 2007 and 2008....Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostTrue. But as city bashing is the rage I suspect they will get more publicity than this warrants. They should hjave done this back in 2006.Coffee's for closersComment
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Hang on a minute
"mentioning of parents' salaries once a day;"
Is this like saying they should chant about how rich mummy and daddy are - bunch of spoilt tw@tsComment
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I am just grateful sas does not do this.Originally posted by original PM View PostHang on a minute
"mentioning of parents' salaries once a day;"
Is this like saying they should chant about how rich mummy and daddy are - bunch of spoilt tw@tsComment
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It's five past. Collars up boys.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Postcheating is allowed;
• no anti-lad behaviour allowed (i.e. calling girlfriends, being nice to random expats);
• chants about your surrounding environment, being oily and how rich we are, are compulsory;
• mentioning of parents' salaries once a day;
• public school boy 10 minutes (collars must be up) at specified 10 minutes part the hour.
If only CuK was like this
"Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny. "
Thomas JeffersonComment
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