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Previously on "Don't sweat the small stuff"
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Of course there is my abilty as a time served butcher to consider, probably best for you suity that you give your rations to me in a dash for help than hold me in the jungle with the group waiting for hunger to override humanity.
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The programme manager lost all faith in me once my lack of education shone through when I uttered fourth the phrase "For all intense purposes" in one of my weeky status reports. Having to can at least one of their projects to satisfy the stakeholders, my project which involved clip art and jigsaw pieces was shelved saving the company £14.50.
I am now busking outside Farnborough East, which I call "The office".
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Originally posted by suityou01 View Postbackpfeifengesicht
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post"I was forced to consult the ship's doctor, he provided me with a doctor's note for stress & told me to take a lie down. I cycled to the other end of the raft before knocking up some homebrew of seaweed and bilge water. One of the BA's started to get a bit over friendly, banging on about 1992. I said I wasn't that old and when pressed I wet myself. The systems analyst threw me overboard"
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post"I was forced to consult the ship's doctor, he provided me with a doctor's note for stress & told me to take a lie down. I cycled to the other end of the raft before knocking up some homebrew of seaweed and bilge water. One of the BA's started to get a bit over friendly, banging on about 1992. I said I wasn't that old and when pressed I wet myself. The systems analyst threw me overboard"
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Originally posted by k2p2 View Post"The rescue team were unable to reach our vessel as the TNSnames had not been configured correctly."
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post"I was immediately forced to suggest descoping the rescue mission. The team had commended me on my documentation but on receipt the rescue ship the HMS Bob was unable to find our location due to some dodgy PL SQL GPS queries I had provided"
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Originally posted by minestrone View Post"On the raft, the situation deteriorated rapidly. Among the provisions were casks of wine instead of water. Fights broke out between the developers and BAs on one hand, and the testers and front line support on the other. "
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostA++
Actually you were close.
The raft.
I have to offer it to the other side
Yep, but I didn't google.
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"On the raft, the situation deteriorated rapidly. Among the provisions were casks of wine instead of water. Fights broke out between the developers and BAs on one hand, and the testers and front line support on the other. "
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostA++
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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostBzzzz
Wreck of the Medusa - Gericault
Actually you were close.
The raft.
I have to offer it to the other sideLast edited by minestrone; 24 March 2012, 21:08.
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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostBzzzz
Wreck of the Medusa - Gericault
My first day as Captain of the Titanic - Suityou
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