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I read those and questioned whether Scooterscot really exists, or maybe he's just a sockie for Bob Shawadiwadi
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We hear reports.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostWhy do contractors know about what goes on in Travelodges?
Shouldn't you all find some tasteful, comfortable lodgings for your nights away from home?
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Ah, different tax system perhaps; here in NL it's all a big profit minimalisation exercise. Eat, drink and sleep in luxury near clientco so you don't pay yourself enough to have to hand 52% to the taxman, drive a classic car with low company car tax and enormous fuel consumption, always travel first class, buy all your gadgets on the business etc etc. I must be one of the richest minimum wagers in the country.Originally posted by MicrosoftBob View PostThey're cheap, that is the only good reason to use them
Great for short term contracts, as it leaves more money to waste on the important things like booze, birds and fast cars
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They're cheap, that is the only good reason to use themOriginally posted by Mich the Tester View PostWhy do contractors know about what goes on in Travelodges?
Shouldn't you all find some tasteful, comfortable lodgings for your nights away from home?
Great for short term contracts, as it leaves more money to waste on the important things like booze, birds and fast cars
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Why do contractors know about what goes on in Travelodges?
Shouldn't you all find some tasteful, comfortable lodgings for your nights away from home?
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FTFYOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostThis behaviour is pretty common at any Travelodge.
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Sounds like he's a consumer of 'The blue' from Breaking badOriginally posted by RedSauce View Post
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This behaviour is pretty common at the Bridgwater Travelodge.Originally posted by RedSauce View Post
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The court was told Small had travelled from Sheffield to make a deal on a used car.
I am training him up
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Originally posted by RedSauce View Post
I hope it was the dry powder type, nothing else is suitable for deployment against flamable gas.
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From the comments section:
"Did the fire extinguisher had to be replaced or was a simple wipe down ok?"
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