NO!?
<G>
imagine that...
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The first rule of NCC is, you do not talk about NCC.
The second rule of NCC is, YOU DO NOT TALK ABOUT NCC.
I thought they had a king
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>< Please respect my authorita!
Well... I'll bet you've got less fraud than we do.
I mean, geez, who cares, eh?
<VBEG>
Greg B. wrote:
> I thought they had a king
> Well... I'll bet you've got less fraud than we do.
>
> I mean, geez, who cares, eh?
apparently you haven't heard about our Liberal party, they've been
helping themselves to a little too much of the tax payers cash it would
seem - in a bit of hot water now and their long-standing rule is about
to come to an abrupt end.
> I mean, geez, who cares, eh?
Whats that all aboot?
I think I've heard something about a huge scandal... that nobody is
allowed to talk about, but everyone does anyway...
Is that the one?
Tom Stowell wrote:
> Yikes! Give me $2 billion (even $C) and I'll give you whatever you need.
> Just name it---to spec and under budget.
Tom Stowell wrote:
> Is that the one?
Youse sellin' boots? Cold up here. I'll take two.
I see the lollerskates are free. Lost leader?
I'd love to hear the project manager's explanation. Then again, I'll bet
he doesn't have one.
One question: was Haliburton involved?
I had an old British rubber duck like that once. Gawd bless British
engineering!
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Ben A L Jemmett.
(http://www.jemmett-software.co.uk/, http://www.deltasoft.com/)
Your rubber ducky would catch fire?
What? They make it out of sodium metal?
> Tom Stowell wrote:
>
> > Well... I'll bet you've got less fraud than we do.
> >
> > I mean, geez, who cares, eh?
>
> apparently you haven't heard about our Liberal party, they've been
> helping themselves to a little too much of the tax payers cash it
> would seem - in a bit of hot water now and their long-standing rule
> is about to come to an abrupt end.
I wonder about those folks from down this way that headed your way
after our last presidential elections. They must be tickled pink that
the conservatives are gaining control. <g>
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Lindsey
Tom, we are talking about Ben Jemmet, nothing is beyond the stretch of
anyones imagination.
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Lindsey
--
> leasing old British subs that
> don't sink or float when they should and like to catch on fire at
> inopportune times...
Did they forget to ask why the poms didn't want them anymore :-)
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We were promised three things when we agreed to go to HP
1. Employee purchase program. Where employees can buy at our rates
2. Tech support in our country of origin
3. A "quick log" web based system
After multiple e-mails to our HP Account Exec we still have nothing.
We will be moving to Toshiba in our next move.
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> everyone tuned in to the excitement in Canada - big Federal election?
>
> NO!?
>
> <G>
>
> imagine that...
Well, Stephen Harper cares about the outcome. <g>
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Lindsey
Well, I'd like to hear any *better* suggestions for materials to make rubber
ducks out of!
Lindsey Johnstone wrote:
> Well, Stephen Harper cares about the outcome. <g>
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> I am the king!
I thought we were talking about roast beef?
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back bacon
Why, white phosphorus, of course...
> > I thought we were talking about roast beef?
>
> back bacon
mmmm bacon...
... did you know, bacon makes everything better? ;)
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Tom Stowell wrote:
>>
>> I had an old British rubber duck like that once. Gawd bless British
>> engineering!
>>
>
> Your rubber ducky would catch fire?
>
> What? They make it out of sodium metal?
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Per me si va ne la citta dolente,
per me si va ne l'etterno dolore,
per me si va tra la perduta gente.
Giustizia mosse il mio alto fattore:
fecemi la divina podestate,
la somma sapienza e 'l primo amore.
Dinanzi a me non fuor cose create
se non etterne, e io etterno duro.
Yummy roast duck.
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That's like tennis elbow, right?
Ben A L Jemmett wrote:
> Voi Ch'intrate wrote, in <IavBf.198$di1...@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com>:
>> cockney
>
> That's like tennis elbow, right?
>
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knee here....
Boomer wrote:
> but my elbow is way up here....
>
>
>
> knee here....
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On behalf of all serving and ex-serving matelots I apologise profusely.
Phil
>
> On behalf of all serving and ex-serving matelots I apologise
> profusely.
LOL
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>And my ..... no, wait.
missing something? :-)
Novell....it does a server good!
> We were promised three things when we agreed to go to HP
>
Promised, in writing? ESCALATE.
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Ciao, Dave
KeN Etter wrote:
>
> missing something? :-)
>
> Novell....it does a server good!
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Hmmm, have tried several times to chase him up via email. Still no luck.
I will escalate with my business. We are buying Toshiba Tablets, looks
like laptops as well pretty soon.
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> Hmmm, have tried several times to chase him up via email. Still no luck.
Go over the person's head. Tell them you are moving your business to
another vendor because of the missed promises. You tried to be nice...
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Ciao, Dave
> We are buying Toshiba Tablets, looks
> like laptops as well pretty soon.
>
>
My wife really likes her Toshiba Tecra A1. It works great, good value at
the time. 3 yr international warrantee with a loaner if needed.
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Ciao, Dave
>Only a dirty punchline.
Missing that in here is good unless you're trying to get in trouble.
<g>
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