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Absolutely what he said!

2000AD - and except for a couple of issues from several years ago I've got every one of them (which actually means I've got most of them I guess)

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Steady the Buffs. 🤔

In the 1990's I worked for a "global supplier of complex IT systems and solutions" who were soooo successful that they were making literally tens of thousands of people redundant around the world - obviously a closely guarded secret (only known by Senior Managers and HR). Overnight the HR guys...

as am I

I slightly disagree - do say "arseholes". Its a word designed to help your boy remember your advice - and its accurate. Think of it as an aide memoire (sp?)

Something I've used in the past ... "unfortunately the world is full of arseholes and sometimes you will encounter such people in your day to day life. There is little or nothing that you can do about this other than chalk it down to experience and move on, secure in the knowledge that you are a...

I believe that "walking around" the Senate building without authorisation is in itself a crime. :shrug:

The first match I ever saw at The Goldstone was a mid week evening match against Wolves in the early 80's and we won 3-0, so that's obviously an omen. :gross::gross::gross:

one of the best lessons I ever learned was The difference between a manager and a leader is: Managers say "do this" - whereas Leaders say "let's do this".

never have never will

"How do you attempt a revolution with virtually no guns in a gun crazy country?" :shrug: ........... Wow! Just Wow! Is this for real?? :laugh::laugh::laugh: .... and the (presumably) serious inclusion of the word "virtually" ,,,, :rolleyes::ROFLMAO:

"apparently"?? Source?

Personally I don't give a crap "what Graham Potter is up to" - move on! :bigwave::shrug:

No.It really doesn't

Yes, Yes, Yes! Absolutely what he said ☝️