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That was quite good for you sas. What happened, did a stray piece of tumbleweed somehow manage to enter that vast barren landscape you keep secreted between your ears, and simultaneously collide with both of your neurons?
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ftfyOriginally posted by sasguru View PostAt your age and level of experience you should be in an old peoples home have your own room with shared toilet/shower and minions to feed you and do the dirty work of wiping your bum.
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nice avOriginally posted by sasguru View PostIndeed those who can see the bigger picture do, those who can't, don't.
a ten gallon hat on a two pint head
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At your age and level of experience you should have your own office and minions to do the dirty work.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostClientCo is suffering from a surfeit of freelancers and once again there is no desk available in the main studio.
I've decided that the bench at the kitchen table is insufficiently comfortable for my needs, and am now working reclining on a very large sofa instead. It's almost as good as working at home*
*not AtW's home, obviously
HTH
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Sofa, so good
ClientCo is suffering from a surfeit of freelancers and once again there is no desk available in the main studio.
I've decided that the bench at the kitchen table is insufficiently comfortable for my needs, and am now working reclining on a very large sofa instead. It's almost as good as working at home*
*not AtW's home, obviouslyTags: None
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