Bush is clever or is he?

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NotAllThere replied

17 January 2008, 09:58
Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Post

What is with all the hehe stuff. Are you 12?

Or American.
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BoredBloke replied

17 January 2008, 09:08
I don't know what you mean
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DiscoStu replied

17 January 2008, 09:07
Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Post

what is with al the hehe stuff. Are you 12?

Yes, next week at school he'll be studying capital letters and basic punctuation.
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BoredBloke replied

17 January 2008, 09:02
What is with all the hehe stuff. Are you 12?

Last edited by BoredBloke; 17 January 2008, 09:08.
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trsisko replied

16 January 2008, 23:45
sorry was a dum question hehe

i take it back
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Ardesco replied

16 January 2008, 11:32
Originally posted by trsisko View Post

http://megavideo.com/?v=6ICIJQ6J
wtf?

no seriously i am going for job's in the city, however I have to buy a train ticket just to take tests and meet agents and hopefully land some interviews when travelling into London a few times a week usually so far

it's £15.10pounds a ticket, can i ask the agency's to pay for my train ticket even though i do not work for them and am just going to meet them or for an interview though an agent/agency hehe?

Your expecting to get a gig in London and are comlaining about paying fare for 1 day??

How are you going to afford to pay for the first 14-30 days before you get some cash coming in from the agency???
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NotAllThere replied

16 January 2008, 11:19
You can ask the agency to pay for anything.
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Dow Jones replied

16 January 2008, 10:36
Ffs

Idiot!
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DiscoStu replied

16 January 2008, 09:37
Originally posted by trsisko View Post

http://megavideo.com/?v=6ICIJQ6J
wtf?

no seriously i am going for job's in the city, however I have to buy a train ticket just to take tests and meet agents and hopefully land some interviews when travelling into London a few times a week usually so far

it's £15.10pounds a ticket, can i ask the agency's to pay for my train ticket even though i do not work for them and am just going to meet them or for an interview though an agent/agency hehe?

No.
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chef replied

16 January 2008, 08:32
it's a business cost, claim as travel expenses from YOUR OWN COMPANY.

do you claim your bus fare / petrol costs from tesco each time you go do your weekly shopping?
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trsisko started a topic Bush is clever or is he?

15 January 2008, 23:59
Bush is clever or is he?

http://megavideo.com/?v=6ICIJQ6J
wtf?

no seriously i am going for job's in the city, however I have to buy a train ticket just to take tests and meet agents and hopefully land some interviews when travelling into London a few times a week usually so far

it's £15.10pounds a ticket, can i ask the agency's to pay for my train ticket even though i do not work for them and am just going to meet them or for an interview though an agent/agency hehe?
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