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Sounds like a plan. I've got 2 here to start you off, 1 of which has been draining my warchest with vets bills after contracting some kind of lurgi and the other has taken to crapping under the stairs. -
They sound exactly like the two I've already got!Originally posted by Durbs View PostSounds like a plan. I've got 2 here to start you off, 1 of which has been draining my warchest with vets bills after contracting some kind of lurgi and the other has taken to crapping under the stairs.Comment
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Thought there were quite a few .NET roles in Edinburgh just now - my current gig are bringing them on in droves....but its finance.Comment
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Yes, I keep getting called about banking gigs. But working in that sector once was enough for me. I find that if they're not completely wasting your time, they invariably expect you to work without internet access or USB drives (or in one particularly noteworthy case, without a desk or a computer, and I wasn't allowed to bring my own!). I can't help people with those sort of limitations, and I wont waste my time or their money trying to.Originally posted by Notascooby View PostThought there were quite a few .NET roles in Edinburgh just now - my current gig are bringing them on in droves....but its finance.Comment
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Get some pet insurance, should only set you back about £3 a month.Originally posted by Durbs View PostSounds like a plan. I've got 2 here to start you off, 1 of which has been draining my warchest with vets bills after contracting some kind of lurgi and the other has taken to crapping under the stairs.Comment
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And what's wrong with being a crazy cat lady?
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Can't understand anybody who has pets without insurance. recently had our tennant crying about vet bills.. 3k it cost him, doubt he will have another pet but definitely not one without insurance.Originally posted by norrahe View PostGet some pet insurance, should only set you back about £3 a month.Comment
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Nothing. Nothing at all.Originally posted by norrahe View PostAnd what's wrong with being a crazy cat lady?
backs away slowlyKeeping calm. Keeping invoicing.Comment
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norrahe, if that's your cat in your avi, can you please tell him to stop hitting my cat? There's one exactly like your avi that's never out of my garden winding my two up.Originally posted by norrahe View Post
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