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Sack the lot of em. I need to start drafting up my performance agreement for 2011 >_< I hate doing those things.

One lady had/has cancer, she is allowed to not be here from time to time and when she is here is the best one by far, she can stay, the rest can go! Oh actually the one fella who is always here can stay too, the previous person in my position thought he was a tard, turns out he isnt a tard, she was a tard who wasnt able to teach him properly.

Sounds like a win win. What do you do?

I run a pub, but now I'm off to run a bigger pub for more money but with a MUCH bigger management team so I have to do less of the work and just supervise more :)

I run a pub, but now I'm off to run a bigger pub for more money but with a MUCH bigger management team so I have to do less of the work and just supervise more :)

What pub are you working at now? And is there any job opportunities :rolleyes:

Saw a lamborghini on my way home this afternoon. The guy driving it thrashes it.

Got a pay rise today. Been there for two weeks lol. Been put on a huge account.

Driving back from dinner tonight the SRS light came back on :( When I first got the car I was able to enter the diagnostic mode and it turned off. Now it will turn off after I do the diagnostic but the next time I start it up the light is back on. I now have the SRS light flashing at me and the HICAS light coming on after 20 minutes of highway driving, yay...

Next step in getting these issues sorted that I can attempt myself?

Morning Mangs,

TFIF. Although, I think I may be in for a long day, if I don't want to be working on the weekend :(

Last night was good. I think we broke two records:

1) Least number of Skylines at SAU baskins CH meet - 0. Possibly least number of skylines at an SAU even ever?

2) Heaviest thickshake. That thing was still ice cream. Created with love by Morgan.

Keen for steak.

That's what she said.

This guy even comes across as a douche in his for sale ad.

Douchebag

Douchebag for sure.

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