Awww Yessss
Good work fella.
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Would the same wish extend to all EU nationals who are coming to England to compete with you for contracts?Originally posted by Churchill View Post...and Distressed Contractors, wherever they may be, dispersed over the face of the earth or on the water, here's wishing them a relief from their sufferings, and a happy return to their native land, should they so desire it.

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Even you get nicer at Christmas time.Originally posted by Churchill View Post...and Distressed Contractors, wherever they may be, dispersed over the face of the earth or on the water, here's wishing them a relief from their sufferings, and a happy return to their native land, should they so desire it.


Congratulations and all the best.
* Very touching that "return to native land" part
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Originally posted by Churchill View Post...and Distressed Contractors, wherever they may be, dispersed over the face of the earth or on the water, here's wishing them a relief from their sufferings, and a happy return to their native land, should they so desire it.

Ahhh... The Contractor's Toast...
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Didn't go to that interview, got offered a contract the day before.Originally posted by threaded View PostHow did the interview go the other day?
As a Xmas gifty for thee: I made a special call, told them the guy that asked after me was a top bloke.
But apparently no one they were interviewing did (and you did say you would).
Thanks anyway.
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How did the interview go the other day?
As a Xmas gifty for thee: I made a special call, told them the guy that asked after me was a top bloke.
But apparently no one they were interviewing did (and you did say you would).
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To all poor...
...and Distressed Contractors, wherever they may be, dispersed over the face of the earth or on the water, here's wishing them a relief from their sufferings, and a happy return to their native land, should they so desire it.
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