French Run Food Faddies

<bloke married to one can't even be arsed to wave/>

 

Given the poster, I suspect you may have been whooshed there.

<thinks>
Unless that was a very subtle double whoosh you've just pulled.

 

whilst you're generally correct, the "Finance industry" is pretty
wide. I'm aware it's pretty laid back and sleepy in Insurance-land,
but when you're dealing with Hedge Funds and derivatives/currency
trading etc. it can be a bit more frenetic, and a knock-on effect of
this is that when the markets start looking iffy, they shed non-
critical projects and staff PDQ. And guess what, meeting the IT
requirements for Sales and Marketing (what I do now) turn out to be
pretty damn non-critical.

 

Unless you have (like my elder brother) a skill much in demand[1]. He
started it 9 months ago and in less than 6 months exceeded the VAT
limit and had to register.

Phil.

[1] In his case tree surgery done by someone who is a) competent, b)
honest and c) on time..

 

there's always

http://www.pharmalife-sy.com/template/en/manif_strawberry.htm

 

heh, one evening a few months ago my mate Jenna came staggering up to
me in the pub saying she's got a business idea. So I asked what it was
and loud as you like she goes

"**** Mints! You might not be as tight as a Polo but you'll fuckin'
taste like one!"

Turns out she's even bought the domain. Classy lass, Jenna.

 

You get used to it!

We eat a lot of fish[1] so it's not too bad and I've never been one of
those "I must have meat on my plate" types. Even when we eat out and a
steak or a roast dinner is available I frequently have fish.

heh. Seen it before but it's a good 'un.

[1] Must be a fillet for her; no bones, no head, tail, fins etc.
whereas I like the "whole fish" experience. We were in Majorca a
couple of years ago and I had a whole grilled Sea Bass. Her face was a
picture when I prised out one of the eyes and popped it in my mouth.
Yum!

 

I didn't mean that the chances of making money were slim for any one
person - just that on average, most small business fail, and only a
very few that don't are genuinely succesful.

 

<g> Pat cooks me meat.

<spell checks carefully>

 

BGN is already claiming the Saga magazine referral kickback

 

I know, just thought I'd whoosh the n00bs... I'm bored. Stuck here on
the sofa channel hopping and posting rubbish.

 

One swallow ...

 

<sits down, puts feet up, waits to see where this goes>

 

Knock one out then
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..
..
Oh, you can't yet, can you!

 

Nicely written: "3- After sexual intercourse especially for women who
have allergic from semen."

I'm always amazed by the low standards of English to be found on
wesites supposedly there to prmote a company's products. Don't they
ever think to get someone vaguely literate to proff-read them?

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Not sure *how* either...

 

that's worse - they're probably going to be outsourced. Front Office
is where it's at.

 

You too, huh?

Yeah, me too; I delegated the task to someone less blessed with my
skills in avoidance of mind-numbingly boring tasks.

 

well, there's only one word missing.

are the three spelling mistakes in the above paragraph ironic?

 

heh, I called someone an iliterate **** in an email recently.