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Shhhhhh you might break my hymenOriginally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostThe way he discusses the fairer sex I'm unsure whether he has actually made it "inside"
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The way he discusses the fairer sex I'm unsure whether he has actually made it "inside"Originally posted by zeitghost<cough> What was you inside for? <cough>
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To get 5 years it must have been murder. Or being deemed within IR35 when you stated you were not.Originally posted by zeitghost<cough> What was you inside for? <cough>
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No, but you being a skilless, uselss, feckless, poorly edjucated berk does.Does 5 year employment gap look bad?
HTH BIDI
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You have been a stay at home dad for 5 years?
You have been a carer for a WW2 veteran?
You went off to Nepal and lived as a monk?
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FTFYOriginally posted by unemployed View Post
And there was me thinking I'm a complete
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostI doubt an intelligent, witty skilled, charming, babe magnet like you will face any issue.
Wing it

And there was me thinking it was my massive
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I doubt an intelligent, witty skilled, charming, babe magnet like you will face any issue.
Wing it
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Wow so personalOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostThat'll have been his dad.
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That'll have been his dad.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostIf you have a relation who is a window cleaner...
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Tell the truth, won't even get a interview anyway.Originally posted by stek View PostYeah, do that.
So will do that.
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Could extend my last employer and hope they don't check?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostIf you have a relation who is a window cleaner or something like that it would work as long as they are happy to give you a reference with no dates.
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