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Now now, let's not be prejudicial suggesting that KPMG or any other big consultancy's members of staff would be incompetent time wasters whose main goal in life is to bill client as much for as little work as possible.
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Originally posted by AtWAnyone heard official corporate hymn of KPMG? It's hillarious
""""Keep Plenty o' Meetings Going""""""""
""""Keep Plenty o' Meetings Going"""""""
Keep 'em going
Keep 'em going
Til the client's out of money and we're at the bank
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They used my real name, as long as Hector doesn't notice...Originally posted by DodgyAgentI hope they got the spelling right and did'nt call you "Clithead". Everyone would have had you confused with a certain Ruskie software pioneer of great standing
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I hope they got the spelling right and did'nt call you "Clithead". Everyone would have had you confused with a certain Ruskie software pioneer of great standingOriginally posted by ClipheadNice to see my name on the credits!
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well done clippy.... you're far too taletnted to be contributing here!
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Good on you !Originally posted by ClipheadYes, I had it on DMusic.com and they found it while searching for suitable music.
Nice to see my name on the credits!
I was only speaking to your 'brother' last night...he gets the occasional publishing cheque, but not as many as he would like !
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I bet!Originally posted by ClipheadYes, I had it on DMusic.com and they found it while searching for suitable music.
Nice to see my name on the credits!
Thats really cool - well done
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Yes, I had it on DMusic.com and they found it while searching for suitable music.Originally posted by SallyAnneAh wow, thats fantastic!!!
How did they come accross it? You got it on iTunes or a website or something?
Bravo Cliphead - you must be very proud!
Nice to see my name on the credits!
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Originally posted by ClipheadOne of my tunes has been selected as the theme music to a corporate video for a company in New Zealand.
Now, if I could just get three or four a week I could wrap this contracting lark.
Ah wow, thats fantastic!!!
How did they come accross it? You got it on iTunes or a website or something?
Bravo Cliphead - you must be very proud!
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One of my tunes has been selected as the theme music to a corporate video for a company in New Zealand.
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