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Most of those are non essential. Imagine the extra nonsense posts you could have put on cuk.
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Best to make sure you don't mix up the tasks with the cat and the baby........Originally posted by Old Greg View PostDo a day's work on my new contract, while:
- having the cat put down
- minding the baby until 1pm
- overseeing a final day pre go live at my old contract
- packing to go on holiday at 7 am
- posting nonsense in CUK
Pass got a dignified send off but I've done a rubbish job at the rest if it and am off to bed
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What's the procedure for putting an animal down. Does the vet put on a dog-collar and say a few words of condolence before sticking the needle in?
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Not to worry. We've all always assumed that the three of you and sas are elderly spinster sisters, all eating Asda Smart price cat food off the floor with your nineteen cats.Originally posted by AtW View PostWake up dude, you are getting worse than DimPrawn and his imaginary millions
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Ooo. Free Bar In the BA lounge. Time to try and drink £600 worth of booze to cover the flight.Originally posted by AtW View PostWake up dude, you are getting worse than DimPrawn and his imaginary millions
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Spare a thought. I've got to fly home.
Upgraded myself to business class at my expense as they'll only pay premium. Cost a days money. Which is fine because I'm charging two days travel.
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Well, my condolences re the cat anyhow. Couldn't have been much fun. Hopefully you are off somewhere sunny.
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Today i have had to...
Do a day's work on my new contract, while:
- having the cat put down
- minding the baby until 1pm
- overseeing a final day pre go live at my old contract
- packing to go on holiday at 7 am
- posting nonsense in CUK
Pass got a dignified send off but I've done a rubbish job at the rest if it and am off to bedTags: None
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