Tempted to stick a film on TV and settle down with a beer...
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Every time I see the medal table I come over all jingoistic."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Same here - nn allOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostI need an early night again
Goodnight all

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BTW, it turns out that £19k Porsche man isn't going permie after all... he just happens to have let the client have a copy of his passport, his CV and availability for interview. Not going permie though, no sir.Originally posted by covbob View PostTurns out he's going permie
I suspect that client will be majorly narked if he does lead them up the garden path. Far easier to be honest not tulip around IMHO. Ah well, more work for me
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Morning denizens
The weather app informs me that at my location, it's "mostly sunny". Meanwhile, the sky remains relentlessly overcast
Just got to make it through today and then we only have to make it through tomorrow…
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