Shall I let the magic smoke out, I wonder?
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ooooh the brown stuff has hit the rotating thingy at clientco
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Yeah, sorry about that. I thought that vent was a toiletOriginally posted by norrahe View Postooooh the brown stuff has hit the rotating thingy at clientco


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Hopefully, the gsm modem won't be.Originally posted by Bunk View Post
Good stuff Zeity, we're on fire today.
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Originally posted by Bunk View PostYeah, sorry about that. I thought that vent was a toilet

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I'm thinking of bringing in popcorn to work tomorrow.
Just wondering if it's all going to kick off, ooooh the excitement.]
Seems there are murmurings in the ranks and conspiracy theorists abound. People refusing to get involved in my projects because of decisions made by someone they don't like.
and that's just the contractors, the permies on the other hand, just want to get on with stuff.Comment
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