Or as I put it to the younger guys at work, “she’s probably thinking ‘he’s nice, I bet my mum/gran would like him’ “

<later>

Rene Descartes was a drunken fart, I drink therefore I am.

IDKFA

Just look at OP’s username

Oakatzl!

British English took over for me, It was ‘obviously’;

Soldier, bushing, varnish.

Seal, seal, seal.

Couldn’t work out why the top row was with the bottom row at all.

(There are no ‘navy seals’ to us, it’s SBS - special boat service, like SAS but bad-asser, and more secret?)

You’re violently agreeing again! The point “the common misconception” comment was making was this; it’s common mistake to think HR are there for the employee. HR is to protect the company from employees. They hire and fire as required. There’s only loyalty to the company.

But much to expect it to get it all in one tile. I mean it’s only 6” square.

Also; You are at a crossroads, there are roads to the north, south and east. There is a dwarf, the dwarf throws an axe at you. The axe misses

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Floppy disk with Win 3.11

You’re entitled, usually required, to add your personal lock onto this when you start working on a locked out job, that way you can be confident they’ll come looking for the last guy to lock off the job before they can get running again, it may save your fingers/arm/life or job. Usually there’s a permit involved and you should know the conditions of the permit, or have your own permit to join a job.

Very good. Please carry on! 🎄🎉🥂🍻🍾

I can’t help with the metric, (2.2 lbs a kg?) But for the 21 stone thing, multiply by 14 to get the US standard way to describe weight.

You’re ugly and your mother dresses you funny

“Bill posters will be prosecuted”.
….
‘Bill Posters is Innocent!’

Because he uses butter as improvised lube and quite forcefully sodomises her, which is why I thought the cable port that looks like the arsehole on a dockyard cat, with an inset of Brando, was meaning, yep - buggered hard.

It’s a reference to “last tango in paris”?