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Very good point. Which is why I've bought the 'closing down' forward by a month.Originally posted by Paddy View PostBe careful with dilaperdations and reinstatement requirements.
Don't leave it til the last week. It could cost you.
As it happens the words appearing in A3 letters 'C L O S I N G D O W N S A L E' brings out the
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Been struggling to recover money. I only dropped 10% off the price but with the words above. 3 x target for the day!
You can understand why some companies have a 'Closing Down Sale' all year.
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Be careful with dilaperdations and reinstatement requirements.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostThe signs are in the window and I've got 8 weeks to clear 30k worth of stock.
Only 8 more weeks as a retailer.
Roll up. Roll up. All must go.
Don't leave it til the last week. It could cost you.
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Don't know much but I do know I have 4 grand in cash in my pocket.
I'm off to the pub.
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Have you offered a generous redundancy package that includes relocation to your hard working staff?
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Any IBM pSeries?
Laser printer would be nice - my HP LJ4 refuses to work on network now and the Epson do-everything wireless scanner copier printer costs too much in ink - kids and Justin Fukin' Bieber....
Inflatable dolls - Kylie M triple orifice model would be nice...
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It hasn't overly failed. I just can't be bothered any more. 7 year itch.Originally posted by d000hg View PostSorry to hear another endeavour failed MF. You show great strength in continuing to be positive despite all the evidence to the contrary.
Anyway my new business will be up and running
in about six months.
I'm opening a recruitment agency.
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Sorry to hear another endeavour failed MF. You show great strength in continuing to be positive despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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No. But MP and K2p2 will be here shortly.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostNope. 4 Candles. Got any hose?
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