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Parrots make untrustworthy business partners. I once had an earthworm as a fellow director, which was good. He took care of all the bullsh!t and he didnt hog the cuttlefish
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When you say "puppet parrot" do you mean a toy parrot, or a parrot who will act as your puppet?
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I wasn't going to shag it. Well, ok, just between us... He is devilishly attractive.
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If the puppet over 16 years of age?Originally posted by xoggoth View PostMaybe this should be in legal/accounting but my fellow director is pissing me off, all vague woffly ideas for future direction, nowt concrete, never acts on any detailed suggestions.
I was wondering if there is any law that says I can't have my puppet parrot as director. He is a genius as well as my soulmate and would be great improvement.
Legally informed opinions only please. Ta.
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Appointing new director
Maybe this should be in legal/accounting but my fellow director is pissing me off, all vague woffly ideas for future direction, nowt concrete, never acts on any detailed suggestions.
I was wondering if there is any law that says I can't have my puppet parrot as director. He is a genius as well as my soulmate and would be great improvement.
Legally informed opinions only please. Ta.Tags: None
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