Originally posted by mudskipper
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Make Up Your Own Headline Please
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Reminds me of when I took the twins to TGIF aged 5. My son dropped his lemon on the floor - picked it up and started to eat it. I said "You have no idea what that lemon picked up on the floor - it might be poo" to which my son replied "then they should put a sign up saying no pooing on the floor". -
It's pretty straight forward - happened on a work trip, therefore employer/insurance is liable. *shrug*
I'm mostly appalled that the whole case took 5 years.
Well, okay, and I'm sort of amused that she actually made the initial claim detailing the real circumstances under which she obtained her injuries.
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'Bang Bang the lighting falls'
'Shine a light on me'
'a Lighter shade of fail'
'Let's trip the light fantastic'
Seriously it was a work trip, having a shag in the evening doesn't change that fact.Comment
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Bang bang bang, J'ai mal a la tete. Feathers, i'm plucking feathers. etc etc.Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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Hehe, lady just come into office late complaining that her light fitting 'fell down'. No-one has made the obvious remark...Comment
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