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Milan. Printer 23 is out of paper and the coffee machine isnt working again. Pop along and fix them, theres a good boy.
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oh well, still not so convinced. That's why I didn't choose the company pension but indeed I should (whether contracting or not). At least you can get at 55 some money to survive in some countries (not in England, but not that I was hoping to retire in England anyway).Originally posted by milanbenesHello Franko,
those were the days eh.
How's it going ? Things are going very well thank you.
I cannot complain.
How is permiedom and your company pension ?
Best luck to you to,
and long life to .net.
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Hello Franko,
those were the days eh.
How's it going ? Things are going very well thank you.
I cannot complain.
How is permiedom and your company pension ?
All the best,
Milan.Last edited by milanbenes; 18 February 2006, 12:36.
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Ah... I missed my weekend contractor hours. Charged at double time, literally click next a few times, let them test and voila.... here goes a few hundred quid...Originally posted by milanbeneswho else is in this weekend ?
contracting: every little helps
Milan.
How is going Milan? Not yet plan B? Finished your MSCD .Net?
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i think mf means 4k garden benches milan. the home counties are in for a very relaxing summer.
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Off to the tat shop now to unload a 4k order of garden benches for Ebay. Mmmm. Nice.
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neh bother MF, will do
just about to fill the printer with paper, got to print
some training courses
how are you doing, what's about the tat shops empire ?
are you a father yet ?
Milan.
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Are you on support again Milan. Make sure those printers dont run out of paper!
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Weekend working...
who else is in this weekend ?
contracting: every little helps
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