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All this bull about MF being in California.......California Park is quite near Bracknell so it does fit.
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Sorry this person moved or deleted this image?Originally posted by suityou01 View Post
Quick. There's an extra page on your CV! Lol.
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When I offered to go around to the house of the 12 year old who told Suity to **** off over a game of pool in his local and have a word with his mum.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostDo tell!
Suity decided never to go back instead.
It was the landlords fault.
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6.30 AM. Right I'm off for a 7am meeting with Singapore.Originally posted by eek View PostGiven that one of the protagonists is probably fast asleep in bed in California I think we can guess which (unemployable) one of the two did that...
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He'd have to actually manage to attend the first one to get a second.Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostCareful what you say. He might not invite you back for a 2nd interview (which you can choose whether to attend or not)
On the phone Suity sounds a quite plausible candidate. What lets him down is that in fact that prima Donna / victim complex that comes across on the board is actually him in real life. It was The PMs fault. It was the clients fault. The requirements were crap. I warned then. The guy at security looked at me funny when I Parked the car. I'm sick today. Oh no, the wife is pregnant again!
The near miss was mine. Phew.
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Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostBut I'm not sure I completely agree with your second point; some men find that sort of approach a bit unsettling, I think!I knowOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIt depends on how desperate the man is, and how attractive the woman is, I'm guessing.
The stereotype that all men are going to be so grateful for such an offer doesn't always ring true. Believe it or not, but there are some gentlemen out there who only really equate sex with love in a relationship, who would have been put off by such an approach.
Probably many would find the reality was far more unnerving than the fantasy as well.
We aren't seriously accepting MF is even in the USA, are we?Originally posted by eek View PostGiven that one of the protagonists is probably fast asleep in bed in California I think we can guess which (unemployable) one of the two did that...
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Have some pos to make up for it.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostOne of the protaganists negged me for this thread
Clearly didn't appreciate it as a perfect opportunity to prove once and for all their superiority over the other.
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She didn't start the fire, it was always burning since the world been turningOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostOne of the protaganists negged me for this thread
Clearly didn't appreciate it as a perfect opportunity to prove once and for all their superiority over the other.
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Given that one of the protagonists is probably fast asleep in bed in California I think we can guess which (unemployable) one of the two did that...Originally posted by mudskipper View PostOne of the protaganists negged me for this thread
Clearly didn't appreciate it as a perfect opportunity to prove once and for all their superiority over the other.
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One of the protaganists negged me for this thread
Clearly didn't appreciate it as a perfect opportunity to prove once and for all their superiority over the other.
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Do tell!Originally posted by eek View PostIt's recent then. I thought this was about the previous attempt of MF doing you a favour....
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About as hard as reading the thread and comprehending this guy was in the states, I was in Germany and it was a telephone interview.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostHow hard is it to find the right tat shop in Bracknell, especially with a load of sledges stacked outside?
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