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29th January 2005, 04:09 AM #16
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31st January 2005, 05:51 PM #17
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Get Off my post, don't yous blokes know it is illegal to hijack...
Originally Posted by bitingmidge
Better still:
I emailed him this afternoon and told him I was going to treat his Invoice as an invoice!!!
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Book 'em Danno P
Not at you Dan, and NotRalph either.
Hey did you see that the career crim that I was talking about is now charged with another robbery. This poor bloke, boy! he must have had a rough childhood, the hood bit being most appropriate.
Even with all the dogodder lawyers this bloke is bound to get a months weekend detention..waddayarekon???
Peter R.Last edited by Shane Watson; 31st January 2005 at 07:01 PM.
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31st January 2005, 06:16 PM #18
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Well!!!!
I NEVER!!!!!
(was that a Protest or a protest???)
I think I spot the trouble though, he's a career crim. If he'd been a Career Crim, the punishment would probably have been Terrifying!
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31st January 2005, 07:40 PM #19
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Or is it Illegal to hijack or Illegal to Hijack or Illegal To Hijack. Originally Posted by Peter R
Please be specific or we may have to hire, at your expense, a lawyer to interpret your statement.
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31st January 2005, 10:42 PM #20
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At $300 an hour measured in six minute blocks.
Is there anything easier done than said?- Stacky. The bottom pub, Cobram.
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1st February 2005, 01:25 AM #21
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plus 10 pancakes starting now :eek: Originally Posted by DanP
At $300 an hour measured in six minute blocks.What this country needs are more unemployed politicians.
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1st February 2005, 01:48 AM #22
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getting back on topic........ why can't we have chain gangs? We should put the hardened crims to work as slaves for the govt/local councils...
All chained up with the prison guards armed and ready to shoot them if they step out of line
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1st February 2005, 07:25 AM #23
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Because of the change over to metric...oops wrong thread!! Originally Posted by gemi_babe
Sorry,
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1st February 2005, 09:35 AM #24
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I recently spoke to someone working in legal offices in Melbourne and he reckoned that they were now doing 3 minute blocks! By the sound of it though if you are a Junior lawyer you have to account to the partners for the length of your toilet breaks. Originally Posted by DanP
At $300 an hour measured in six minute blocks.no-one said on their death bed I wish I spent more time in the office!
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1st February 2005, 09:50 AM #25
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When I was a consultant I used to charge for toilet breaks. You know "Sit and Think".length of your toilet breaks.
We had a timesheet code of 'COCT' for toilet breaks. Crapping On Company Time.
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1st February 2005, 10:35 AM #26
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For special work we add 10% FAF. Fook About Factor. :eek: Originally Posted by Grunt
When I was a consultant I used to charge for toilet breaks. You know "Sit and Think".
We had a timesheet code of 'COCT' for toilet breaks. Crapping On Company Time.
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