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Place i am at, the good looking women is the ONLY "perk of the job" and they actually use it as a selling point
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Can anyone enlighten us what is different about an independent university?Dr Kealey has been vice-chancellor at Buckingham - the UK's only independent university - since 2001.
Total private? No state funding/interference? Or ...
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Got a stutter on your keyboard?The magazine's academic readers were outraged, including otototototoi who wrote
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Originally posted by dx4100 View PostAfter reading the article its clear this country has seriously lost its sense of humour...
whs
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AppallingOriginally posted by TimberWolf View PostOne smart Alec commented "I'm appalled that everyone's so appalled!"
Well, I'm appalled that you are appalled that everyone's so appalled. Beat that!!
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After reading the article its clear this country has seriously lost its sense of humour...
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One smart Alec commented "I'm appalled that everyone's so appalled!"
Well, I'm appalled that you are appalled that everyone's so appalled. Beat that!!
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What on earth possessed him to go on record saying that.
Potentially career ending comments in order to come across as funny.
Bet his wife is well chuffed to boot.
idiot.
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Not a perv at all, not unless you think it's perverted for a bloke to find young adult females attractive.Originally posted by Joe Bloque View PostAlways mindful of contract extension, never saw client co. ladies as perk.
Now Buckingham uni students know this guy is a perv. Curvy perks.
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'perk of the job'
Always mindful of contract extension, never saw client co. ladies as perk.
Now Buckingham uni students know this guy is a perv. Curvy perks.Tags: None
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