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Sad and shocking. However if I took a contract in Iraq I know the risks and I know that Im going to earn a lot more cash.....
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I wish they had kidnapped his agent instead and chopped his fingersOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostI think it is a disgrace that you all make fun when someone had died - you should consider the real victim here. His poor agent will lose out on his cut. Maybe we should hold a whip round?
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I think it is a disgrace that you all make fun when someone had died - you should consider the real victim here. His poor agent will lose out on his cut. Maybe we should hold a whip round?
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Bloody hell.
The milk of human kindness floweth rather sluggish around here
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But the price of glass would be cheap as chipsOriginally posted by AtW View PostThe price of oil would reach $1000 then.
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I'd invoke my substitution clause.Originally posted by Turion View PostHow was he killed. Was it like this
Would being in the custody of kidnappers be classed as working time? And if so, would they sign timesheets. Maybe that's why he got the chop. He asked for them to sign. A good contractor always gets his timesheets signed no matter what. At least there would be no expenses - until now. There'll be repatriation and funeral costs.
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How was he killed. Was it like thisOriginally posted by threaded View PostWhat's the betting the agency will stiff the family for his last months wages as he didn't turn in signed timesheets?
Would being in the custody of kidnappers be classed as working time? And if so, would they sign timesheets. Maybe that's why he got the chop. He asked for them to sign. A good contractor always gets his timesheets signed no matter what. At least there would be no expenses - until now. There'll be repatriation and funeral costs.
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Is it possible to irradiate oil?Originally posted by Diver View PostI wouldn't mind using cheap radioactive oil
Well, look on the bright side, contractor rates there will be going up, up, up!
(Yeah, I know, it was a sick post, but as you all know, I'm a sick puppy!)Last edited by Churchill; 27 March 2008, 08:02.
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Astonishing!Originally posted by AtW View Postrelatives of these people who live abroad, including survivors who will have certain death in 2-3 years will provide a wave of suicide bombings that this world has never witnessed before.
It's as though Notradamus himself, was in the room.
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