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I've heard that if you post for 10 years you get a golden radiator key.
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gladiators, the ultimate contractors
Maximus: I am required to kill, so I kill. That is enough.
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Feck. Seems you can't show images here. Anyway, you can click the link. SFWLast edited by northernladuk; 14 October 2011, 12:15.
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1. Gladiator Movies
2. Radiators
3. Most important, chutney spoons.
That is all !!
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Allow myself to introduce...myself
Hi all. Came to this forum looking for answers, found some funny posts from obviously hardened contractors.
Anyway, good to see other geezers going through the highs & lows of contracting.
In case you're interested, I'm originally from NZ (taking your jobs, paying your taxes), been in London since 2000, contracting since 2008 (tough times but not benched yet), looking for a way up to the next pay bracket...
So as I read here earlier, keeping calm and invoicing.Tags: None
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