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That is superb! You have good right to be proudOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostNo. First invoice. Do you need new glasses?
He teaches piano to various students, including his younger sister. We've agreed to pay him the same rate he charges his other students. He's set himself up now as a sole trader, and started issuing invoices. What contracting parent wouldn't be proud of that?
Now I'll teach him about dunning processes.
Now all you need to do is supply him with a back invoice for the money you spent on lessons for him and everyone's a winner
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No. First invoice. Do you need new glasses?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostFirst asbo?
He teaches piano to various students, including his younger sister. We've agreed to pay him the same rate he charges his other students. He's set himself up now as a sole trader, and started issuing invoices. What contracting parent wouldn't be proud of that?
Now I'll teach him about dunning processes.
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First day at big school for my lad today, I expect he will be very chilled about this, unlike the rest of us....
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Commiserations: yet still, a more intensive training programme, and maybe some protein supplements slipped into the Cow&Gate, could result in a podium finish one day.Originally posted by TraceRacing View PostMy baby's 21st today
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Contender is pushing itOriginally posted by k2p2 View PostBlimey - didn't know he was a contender!
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Blimey - didn't know he was a contender!Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostYeah, it's brilliant! He's got a toy kitchen and shopping trolley too, good job MF didn't turn out to be his Dad, eh
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Still annoyed the DNA match comeOriginally posted by MaryPoppins View PostYeah, it's brilliant! He's got a toy kitchen and shopping trolley too, good job MF didn't turn out to be his Dad, eh
back negative. Did you narrow it down in the end?
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Yeah, it's brilliant! He's got a toy kitchen and shopping trolley too, good job MF didn't turn out to be his Dad, ehOriginally posted by k2p2 View PostExcellent - does it really suck? Mine had a toy hoover that did actually pick up stuff. Win-win.
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Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostI bought mine a toy Dyson today, I thought that was swish. Blimey.

A vacuum cleaner. Buy him a gun or a sword, you don't want to confuse him. That's how
Wilmslow started!
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Excellent - does it really suck? Mine had a toy hoover that did actually pick up stuff. Win-win.Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostI bought mine a toy Dyson today, I thought that was swish. Blimey.
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2k for insurance!!!!Originally posted by k2p2 View PostBought mine a car today.
2k for fecking insurance - but we get a free toy meerkat!
That's the problem these days. Too much money for youngsters. Bet you paid that didn't you as opposed to them earning it!
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I bought mine a toy Dyson today, I thought that was swish. Blimey.Originally posted by k2p2 View PostBought mine a car today.
2k for fecking insurance - but we get a free toy meerkat!
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Bought mine a car today.
2k for fecking insurance - but we get a free toy meerkat!
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