'decline in standards' since financial crash

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eek replied

11 April 2012, 18:12
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Don't think it would qualify for R&D tax relief

Research prior to press release. That should be a valid expense from the marketing budget.
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SimonMac replied

11 April 2012, 18:02
Originally posted by original PM View Post

never fool yourself into thinking they are doing it for anything but the money....

Is that why we call agents our pimps?
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BrilloPad replied

11 April 2012, 18:01
Originally posted by original PM View Post

never fool yourself into thinking they are doing it for anything but the money....

I think some do it for the power.
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SimonMac replied

11 April 2012, 17:49
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Maybe we should hold a whip round for them?
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I prefer my hooker to be the holding the whip
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escapeUK replied

11 April 2012, 16:55
Originally posted by original PM View Post

it is an expensive road to go down (so my mate says!)

A lot cheaper than marriage, and much cheaper than divorce.

Last edited by escapeUK; 11 April 2012, 18:03.
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original PM replied

11 April 2012, 16:25
never fool yourself into thinking they are doing it for anything but the money....

it is an expensive road to go down (so my mate says!)
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BrilloPad replied

11 April 2012, 14:14
Originally posted by original PM View Post

A decline in standards - "many women cannot even use a pole" they have lost the 'flirting and chatting skills'

seriously blokes go to lap dancing clubs to see tit$, a$$ n a bit of clunge not to admire the girls 'dancing, chatting and flirting skills'

ffs

Certainly dancing and chatting are irrelevant - but I like a girl who flirts. Best of all is a girl who looks like she is enjoying herself.
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original PM replied

11 April 2012, 14:08
A decline in standards - "many women cannot even use a pole" they have lost the 'flirting and chatting skills'

seriously blokes go to lap dancing clubs to see tit$, a$$ n a bit of clunge not to admire the girls 'dancing, chatting and flirting skills'

ffs
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gingerjedi replied

11 April 2012, 12:41
The quality certainly improved when the Eastern Europeans started coming over, have they gone back now?
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AtW replied

11 April 2012, 12:30
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Maybe we should commission an independent cuk survey.

Don't think it would qualify for R&D tax relief
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BrilloPad started a topic 'decline in standards' since financial crash

11 April 2012, 12:27
'decline in standards' since financial crash

Lap dancing 'decline in standards' since financial crash - Telegraph

It means wages for strippers have dropped significantly, with average nightly earnings falling from £280 to £250.

Maybe we should hold a whip round for them?

On the other hand, is this survey accurate? Maybe we should commission an independent cuk survey.
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