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The funny thing is that she thinks that anyone really GASOriginally posted by eek View PostWe're not asking or praying for a ban, as we don't need to. I (and probably the others on here) suspect you will do something stupid in the near future and end up banned....
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We're not asking or praying for a ban, as we don't need to. I (and probably the others on here) suspect you will do something stupid in the near future and end up banned....Originally posted by Bee View PostWhy these brainless that are praying for my ban, my account deleted are insisting in reply to my posts!!!!
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Why these brainless that are praying for my ban, my account deleted are insisting in reply to my posts!!!!
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You're confusing Bee with Asscretin.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post[/B]

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Originally posted by Bee View PostTedious threads created by a tedious minds with nothing to do, ended up in a tedious forum.
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Tedious threads created by a tedious minds with nothing to do, ended up in a tedious forum.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostAsking for my executive job back.
I've just had to catch a train to get home from the West Country as the missus has gone to her parents and i didn't fancy it.
I mean, a train. With poor people.
It's hot, smelly and full of old dears, noisy kids and foreigners. No champagne to be seen anywhere. It's a bloody disgrace.
I need a shower. Brrrrr. Shiver.
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Indeed. I've seen James Nesbitt and Nigel Pivarro on the MAN - EUS Pendolino, along with Nani and a few other ne'erdowells.Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostI always thought that all types get the train. Buses, now they are a different matter.
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Show some initiative and buy yourself a new mop and marigolds if it's that bad.
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I always thought that all types get the train. Buses, now they are a different matter.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI mean, a train. With poor people.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWeirdly, when I got home last night, I had an extra wage slip from work, even though I left 5 weeks ago. In it, was my quarter bonus. So even though I worked, Apr-May-June, I left at the end of the July, and the bonus is only paid at the end of August. So I technically worked the quarter, but as I left early before the bonuses were set, my boss (or more likely the big boss who rang me up on my last day to say thanks) decided to pay it to me anyway & another month in the pension.
So I just got an extra 8k. Which was nice. Time to pop open a bottle of bubbly.
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That's much better, the made up life of our favourite fantasist is well back on track.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWeirdly, when I got home last night, I had an extra wage slip from work, even though I left 5 weeks ago. In it, was my quarter bonus. So even though I worked, Apr-May-June, I left at the end of the July, and the bonus is only paid at the end of August. So I technically worked the quarter, but as I left early before the bonuses were set, my boss (or more likely the big boss who rang me up on my last day to say thanks) decided to pay it to me anyway & another month in the pension.
So I just got an extra 8k. Which was nice. Time to pop open a bottle of bubbly.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostFTFY.
His redundancy money must be running out.Weirdly, when I got home last night, I had an extra wage slip from work, even though I left 5 weeks ago. In it, was my quarter bonus. So even though I worked, Apr-May-June, I left at the end of the July, and the bonus is only paid at the end of August. So I technically worked the quarter, but as I left early before the bonuses were set, my boss (or more likely the big boss who rang me up on my last day to say thanks) decided to pay it to me anyway & another month in the pension.Originally posted by eek View PostIt often happens when people get may redundant. They have a little splurge of spending but spend far more than they thought they did....
So I just got an extra 8k. Which was nice. Time to pop open a bottle of bubbly.
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