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Originally posted by WTFH View PostHow did you know about the quicklime, I've only ever mentioned that to two people who are still alive, and I can hear both of them in the cellar.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostHow did you know about the quicklime, I've only ever mentioned that to two people who are still alive, and I can hear both of them in the cellar.
Was that a trick or a treat?
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostHow did you know about the quicklime, I've only ever mentioned that to two people who are still alive, and I can hear both of them in the cellar.
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Do the backup power supplies in the server room kick in every time you put it on charge though?
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostIt's OK, it's not a Samsung, so there are no incidents when charging.
How did you know the toilet attendant at my ClientCo is called Hector?
But this bit about enough to deal with the immediate situation. What should I do when the problem is getting the blood off my hands at the same time as carefully inserting half a roll into myvictim'sProject Manager's mouth, only to deal with the amount of effluent that is evacuated from there every time he opens it.
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostIncidental charging is fine.
Originally posted by barrydidit View PostIt's similar to using only enough bog roll to deal with the immediate situation - if you take more to use later on then you're inside IR35 and should immediately call Hector.
But this bit about enough to deal with the immediate situation. What should I do when the problem is getting the blood off my hands at the same time as carefully inserting half a roll into myvictim'sProject Manager's mouth, only to deal with the amount of effluent that is evacuated from there every time he opens it.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostHow much can I save per year on electricity? Also, if it's a business phone can I save VAT as well on the cost of the electricity?
Will it affect my IR35 status - all the permies have company phones but mine is personal. If I make it a company phone, does that put me inside IR35 when I charge it?
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Charging personal mobile phone on ClientCo site
How much can I save per year on electricity? Also, if it's a business phone can I save VAT as well on the cost of the electricity?
Will it affect my IR35 status - all the permies have company phones but mine is personal. If I make it a company phone, does that put me inside IR35 when I charge it?Tags: None
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