2-10 days should be good enough, Ta!
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Can I have a ban please?
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Starting a thread with BN66 in the title appears to be a reliable methodOriginally posted by sasguru View Post2-10 days should be good enough, Ta!
HTHHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Had enough of flouncing?Originally posted by sasguru View Post2-10 days should be good enough, Ta!
I am sure if we had a whipround we could get enough for admin to ban you for a few months. And what will the 3 of you do then?Comment
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You were wrongOriginally posted by Troll View PostStarting a thread with BN66 in the title appears to be a reliable method
HTHHard Brexit now!
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He was starting a thread in general with the same title as the one in Accounting was what did for AtW the poll was a nice touch but he never got the chance to list the options.Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou were wrongmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Why not add an temporary but irrevocable auto-ban feature, with a dropdown of between 1 - 7 days, for use by those weak-willed jellyfish who can't resist the temptation to keep peeping at CUK, and posting here, when they should be working.
Snag is they could always creep back anonymously, unless there was also an option (a tick box?) to ban their IP address as well as their user name.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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I was on last night!!!!
The first troll posted a thread about it!!!!
The second troll posted in the actual thread!!!!
And the third troll didn't have the nerve!!!! :-)Comment
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+1 I am about to hit a tiddlewave of work and if I don't get my arse off this site I am going to be in the deepest tulipe! Just need help with going cold turkey ... I will be able to handle it after that... Honest.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostWhy not add an temporary but irrevocable auto-ban feature, with a dropdown of between 1 - 7 days, for use by those weak-willed jellyfish who can't resist the temptation to keep peeping at CUK, and posting here, when they should be working.
Snag is they could always creep back anonymously, unless there was also an option (a tick box?) to ban their IP address as well as their user name.
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