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Previously on "Looking for contracting groups in the South"
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i know, my fault. i need to go on a "effective communications" refresher course i think
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Gosh - I read that as 'FFS!'. There you go...Originally posted by scotspine View Postguys, i meant the !!!! as a "this is a newbie, please be kind." sort of thing....surely someone here must know of a group or two in the area?
I thought we were quite gentle - I even gave her reasonable advice - Meeting up as a 'contractor group' is a PCG thang....
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We tend not to look upon txtspk kindly, so a text compression algorithm that turns "this is a newbie, please be kind." into "!!!!" must be well out of order!Originally posted by scotspine View Postguys, i meant the !!!! as a "this is a newbie, please be kind." sort of thing
Indeed. Surely sheep-shaggers should be welcome too.Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostThat's discriminatory to only have those two genders.
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That's discriminatory to only have those two genders.Originally posted by Zippy View PostThe laydees are male and female.
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I believe there's a few from here that meet in Yates's Wine Bar in Swindon from time to time. Can't remember who exactly but one of them was an Indian security expert chappy IIRC.
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guys, i meant the !!!! as a "this is a newbie, please be kind." sort of thing....surely someone here must know of a group or two in the area?
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We all meet here every Friday nightOriginally posted by Penny S View PostHey there,
Does anyone know of any contractor meet up groups in the south?
P.
http://www.legendsbrighton.com/
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Have you read any threads on this site Penny????Originally posted by Penny S View PostHey there,
Does anyone know of any contractor meet up groups in the south?
P.
I think you've taken the wrong turning, I'd suggest turning around and going back half a mile until you get to the next lights. Turn right and that will take you to the PCG. They do that kind of thing...
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Bluddy Hell what have they done to the website???
It looked quite professional before. Now it looks like someone's teenager found the password of the hosting site on their Dad's PC and uploaded an 'improved' version...
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