Re: Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
Congrats Xog.
You know you missed the Friday evening jaunt round the M25.
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Guest repliedRe: Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
"I will of course be having a colossal sneer at all the contractless losers on this board."
Which is of course only a small subset of a larger group known as 'losers' on this board.:rolleyes
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Guest repliedRe: Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
Cheers Franco. As soon as I have it in writing and will not look a complete idiot if it falls through, I will of course be having a colossal sneer at all the contractless losers on this board. I can feel a huge sneer swelling inside me right now.
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Guest repliedRe: Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
Oh, well done Xog. Do not forget to take the p1ss out of the people without a contract now. Cheers again
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Guest repliedRe: Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
Depends what you mean traj. Last real major dosh rolling in each month was about this time 2002 but have had various odds and sods of contract work since then, last was about three months ago.
Apart from short xmas things and visits to occasional client meetings, been working mostly at home for over four years. Unfortunately this one is a typical crappy client sitey thing and l'll have to stay away in week.
Ah well, look on the bright side:
money + away from home = lotsa nice fat prossies
Except:
The missus will want to spend it all on new kitchen, new bathroom suite, power shower, new 3 piece suite etc etc bore bore. I have always managed to avoid wasting good prossie money on such tedious things by claiming lack of funds when out of contract and lack of time when in one but I sense the excuses are wearing a bit thin.
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Guest repliedRe: Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
Bad luck old chap... sacrifice a couple of goats, praps that'll make it better.
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Guest repliedRe: Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
How you going to run your pants UK emporium and do a contract at the same time and find time to post crap here and get drunk in the evenings?
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Guest repliedRe: Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
> Any ideas re retreiving this desperate situation?
The first day is tricky but thereafter there should be no problem - just arrive as you normally do - 2 hours late reeking of whisky and piss. If the rate is really low and they are desperate enough to put up with that then do the same the next day but try to @#%$ yourself in the reception.
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Guest repliedRe: Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
How long has it been since the last "real" contract then, xog?
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Guest repliedRe: Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
Is it local?
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Guest repliedAaaaaaaaaaagh!!!
Oh bollox bollox bollox bollox! Agency just called again. I've got a contract!
IT'S NOT FAIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Guest repliedRe: That's easy
Are you sure you're not supposed to use hamsters DP?DP, what exactly were you hoping to achieve in giving viagra to a squirrel?
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Guest repliedRe: That's easy
Instant Loo Brush.DP, what exactly were you hoping to achieve in giving viagra to a squirrel?
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Guest repliedRe: That's easy
Important scientific research, and helps pass the time.
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Guest repliedRe: That's easy
DP, what exactly were you hoping to achieve in giving viagra to a squirrel?Don't know, but don't give squirrels Viagra. It doesn't do them any good.
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