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Clippy replied

6 May 2010, 23:06
Originally posted by Drewster View Post

Nervous Newbie.... My Bottom! Pathetic Troll..........

OP -

Yup, it's little joey123 or whateva his name is.

Hey joey, managed to find out about Murex yet?
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Drewster replied

6 May 2010, 22:18
Originally posted by ChloeRadshaw View Post

£350 a day? Thats not much

Nervous Newbie.... My Bottom! Pathetic Troll..........

OP -
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the_rangdo replied

6 May 2010, 22:15
Originally posted by SizeZero View Post

Congratulations That's more than 5 times the average wage, so ignore the windup merchants.

Ta, doesn't worry me too much. And even less so now I've got a bottle of red in me.
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SizeZero replied

6 May 2010, 21:49
Originally posted by the_rangdo View Post

OK I'm more of a lurker on here but soooooo happy to be escaping permiedom after 18 months of it.

It's taken a while to get one oop norf that's also happy to wait my notice period, and @ £350 the rate's higher than I had in 2008.

Congratulations That's more than 5 times the average wage, so ignore the windup merchants.
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the_rangdo replied

6 May 2010, 20:01
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

kept for genetic experimentation.

Sounds as though you're familiar with where I'm working right now
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shaunbhoy replied

6 May 2010, 19:45
Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post

Are you a tyke and a cockney at the same time?

Don't be ridiculous. Such a crossbreed would have been either shot at birth or, best case, kept for genetic experimentation.
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thunderlizard replied

6 May 2010, 19:33
Originally posted by the_rangdo View Post

oop norf

Are you a tyke and a cockney at the same time?
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the_rangdo replied

6 May 2010, 19:31
Originally posted by ChloeRadshaw View Post

£350 a day? Thats not much

Horses for courses, it's enough to put bread on the Rangdo dining table so I'm happy and the rate is favourable for up here.
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shaunbhoy replied

6 May 2010, 19:10
Originally posted by ChloeRadshaw View Post

£350 a day? Thats not much

Yeah but it is Oop Norf. 12 months of that rate and he will be able to buy something the size of Blackburn!!
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Bagpuss replied

6 May 2010, 19:08
Originally posted by ChloeRadshaw View Post

£350 a day? Thats not much

No, not worth getting out of bed for really is it? FFS Go on tell us your rate!
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ChloeRadshaw replied

6 May 2010, 19:05
Originally posted by the_rangdo View Post

OK I'm more of a lurker on here but soooooo happy to be escaping permiedom after 18 months of it.

It's taken a while to get one oop norf that's also happy to wait my notice period, and @ £350 the rate's higher than I had in 2008.

28 day countdown starts in the morning

£350 a day? Thats not much
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FiveTimes replied

6 May 2010, 18:40
Congrats
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the_rangdo started a topic Boomed

6 May 2010, 18:27
Boomed

OK I'm more of a lurker on here but soooooo happy to be escaping permiedom after 18 months of it.

It's taken a while to get one oop norf that's also happy to wait my notice period, and @ £350 the rate's higher than I had in 2008.

28 day countdown starts in the morning
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