but still a big club!
"A big club from just outside Manchester"
yes - like Liverpool, only bigger!
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A big club from just outside Manchester. Like Bolton, Blackburn and Wigan."Too right, Then Man U would be 3rd in the league instead of 4th"
But we'd still be a big club!
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What, to tip them out do you mean?Originally posted by Joe Black View Postspecially when the nicer ones had to reach down to get the buns.
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Back on topic - well someone has to do it - one of my last contracts in the UK they actually brought back tea-ladies because of their concerns about this. No more rushing up and down to a coffee machine, instead people rushed up and down to the tea-lady who only stopped in one or two places on each floor.Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostIn my last week at BP I was told off by some short @rsed git becuase I failed to comply with their stairs policy. I was not holding the hand rail and I was on my phone. But at least I'm still here to talk about it and warn others about such dangerous tactics.
I could see his point if I'd been trying to get down the stairs juggling hot cups of coffee while stabbing a hungry lion up the @rse with a sharp pencil
Was nice though, bit like you were off on holiday with a stewardess going down the aisles...specially when the nicer ones had to reach down to get the buns.
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"Too right, Then Man U would be 3rd in the league instead of 4th"
But we'd still be a big club!
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Ahem, yes.Originally posted by zeitghost
Thread hijacked twice....
Do you get any extra money for being a fire and safety officer?
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I know what you mean, but you'd miss them.Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostI spotted that. Very sad how such a big club has fallen on hard times - if only they could have taken Man City with them
Look at it like this. If they kept yo-yoing between the Premiership and the Championship, think how many more relegations you could celebrate!
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Whereabouts are you?Originally posted by DaveB View PostAbout to jump ship from that particular train. The gravy seems to be drying up and it's all getting a bit iffy, at at least with the client I am with.
My old client wasn't doing the common patient record thingy (SPINE?), and things were going quite well when I left. However, the NHS seem to be delaying agreement of specs for the next phase...
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About to jump ship from that particular train. The gravy seems to be drying up and it's all getting a bit iffy, at at least with the client I am with.Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Postlol - in Leeds on that big public sector gravy train toot toot
No free marmalade, but there is a canal for the lions.
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"They closed the Leeds United shop in the town centre during my time."
I spotted that. Very sad how such a big club has fallen on hard times - if only they could have taken Man City with them
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Sorry zeity, we've hijacked your thread.
Er, it's not very safe in Leeds, is it.
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Excellent. I took the same gravy train up to those offices a few times earlier this year.Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Postlol - in Leeds on that big public sector gravy train toot toot
No free marmalade, but there is a canal for the lions.
They closed the Leeds United shop in the town centre during my time. Perhaps if I'd popped in and bought a scarf they'd still be open today...
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lol - in Leeds on that big public sector gravy train toot toot
No free marmalade, but there is a canal for the lions.
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