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turns out that the filename changes that were approved by everyone back in August were approved by everyone except the only gateway that explicitly checks file names.....
Just got to change a small amount of code and rewrite a whole pile of documentation that has been approved by everyone up to and including god....merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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email regarding clientco xmas dinner.
£2 for employees
£2 for employees of particular sub contractor.
£6.40 for everyone else.
Added to the IR35 documentation but I'm not going....merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Unlike the poor sod(s) involved in the nasty-looking smash on the northbound carriageway of the A46, or those stuck behind it
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Not sure they'll be doing anything like that at ClientCorp, though I notice turkey appeared in the "Roast of the Day" section of the canteen menu today. They tried to make out it was to do with Christmas, but I reckon it was reheated leftovers from the Thanksgiving option last ThursdayOriginally posted by eek View Postemail regarding clientco xmas dinner.
£2 for employees
£2 for employees of particular sub contractor.
£6.40 for everyone else.
Added to the IR35 documentation but I'm not going....
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MrsB bought me an advent calendar.

"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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New phone has arrived, so i've had a nice evening playing about with it. Last job was to set the alarm for morning, for which I needed to select an appropriate jingle. And what could be more appropriate for the morning alarm than the soothing melody of 'Tulip'.
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