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Sessions with stand-in Personal Trainer: 27 y-old, 6 foot 5 body builder
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Tomorrow I'm doing an Ironman race, then coming home to give ten pints of blood & then posting about my wife on CUK.
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Nope because he's already admittedOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostSuity paid by the hour so a smart move.
You don't think anyone could wreck that many projects without it being deliberate do you?
He even has to wear the corporate uniform.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostIt's called a professional working day my friend. The first word may be new for you.
Granted its not the most difficult of uniforms:-
oversized shoes, face paint and a red nose with trademark nappy but its still a uniform...
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Doing nothing this weekend except popping out to buy a turkey. The start of two weeks off for me.
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Tonight - I am finishing off my wrapping and get the last few presents.
Tomorrow - Going QPR Leicester then taking new GF into city to see the lights then going to see Book of Mormon (and avoiding falling plaster)
Sunday - Meeting aforementioned GF's parents
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Today is it for the year for contract A. Contract B is lagging behind a bit so needs some elbow grease. To that end I have dedicated the next 3.5 days.Originally posted by eek View PostYou see if you were organised and professional today would be it for the year.....
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Tonight: Round 3 of b'day celebrations ( Mr N's idea not mine)
Tomorrow: Recovering, followed by xmas market and live jazz
Sunday: Shopping for xmas meal
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