Originally posted by OwlHoot
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I would rather take one day off and just stay in bed, than go for a week at reduced cacpacity.....
That said I have been discharged from A&E at 4am and was at my desk at 8:30 ready to bill
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what is the matter with you lot?
If I am ill I work from home, if I am not ill I may also work from home or go to the client site if needed for a meeting etc..
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostNo peanut butter jelly time for you then!
It's a strange phrase that you use in the boomed threads, isn't it? So strange in fact that the only other person to have ever used it on here is MF.
What are the odds on that? I am in no way suggestion that you're one of his creations, really I'm not. No, seriously, I'm not.
For those that dont get it, I assume they dont watch family guy? Bad times, you need to get on that. Oh, and Im no-ones sockie :P
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After 3 years of lurking this post finally made me register and comment!
While working as a permie I had a contractor on my team who dragged himself in for a day with the flu (real thing, not man flu), one by one the rest of the team including me took ill and missed at least 5 days of work. I have never been so sick before or since, we terminated him based on the time lost.
Oh, hi everyone.
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostYes and with the same person.
Was a quick civil wedding, no guests.
Coffee and cake afterwards for ourselves and after that we both went back to work
I bet she even lies on the damp patch and doesn't expect a cuddle after sex.
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Originally posted by zeitghostSounds like me.
After 3 years I can barely remember the names of the Esteemed Customers.
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