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You missed a few:Originally posted by CloudWalker View PostBoomed =
Boomed with Pay increase =
Boomed with Pay increase and Choice of Contracts =
Boomed in England =
* That's the best I could find.
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Boomed =
Boomed with Pay increase =
Boomed with Pay increase and Choice of Contracts =
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Has four children by the local milkman written all over him.Originally posted by administrator View PostQuite clearly a fat, lazy contractor. Quite possibly a regular who hasn't been careless with their IP address. Yet.
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Been browsing unregistered for around 18 months. Only registered a couple of days ago.Originally posted by administrator View PostQuite clearly a fat, lazy contractor. Quite possibly a regular who hasn't been careless with their IP address. Yet.
One doesn't lie to an admin ....
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Quite clearly a fat, lazy contractor. Quite possibly a regular who hasn't been careless with their IP address. Yet.Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostSomeone called me Suity yesterday. You are calling me MF. What am I ?!!
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostA f***wit
Aren't nervous newbies welcome here?
Suity - Did I get the emoticon right?
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Is there a CUK official Suityou01 fan club group that I could join?Originally posted by suityou01 View PostPlease be nicer to the Suity Fanbois
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