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It's not work as such it's more butt munching, d1ck sucking, ar$e tonguing, political bum fuggery reallyOriginally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYou mean they're offering lots of money?
Be careful, they will expect a very unpleasant thing in return, known as 'work'.
work may just be an unfortunate by product at times.
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that's not what I have been lead to believe is part and parcel of permiedom.... And not what I have experienced at first hand. I thought that is why they brought us contractors in?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYou mean they're offering lots of money?
Be careful, they will expect a very unpleasant thing in return, known as 'work'.
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Hmmm. This is more complex than it initially seemed.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYou mean they're offering lots of money?
Be careful, they will expect a very unpleasant thing in return, known as 'work'.
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You mean they're offering lots of money?Originally posted by speling bee View PostKerching.
Be careful, they will expect a very unpleasant thing in return, known as 'work'.
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Kerching.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post...and considering permiedoom?
Have you taken your pills today?
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...and considering permiedoom?Originally posted by speling bee View PostStill in contract.
Have you taken your pills today?
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Still in contract.Originally posted by eek View PostI supposed needs must when your warchest has run out.
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It brings back memoriesOriginally posted by eek View PostI supposed needs must when your warchest has run out.
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Originally posted by MicrosoftBob View Post2nd interview ????, are you darksiding ?
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2nd interview ????, are you darksiding ?Originally posted by speling bee View Post2nd interview next...
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