mcmanus
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Yes if she had a cracking set of top bollocks
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If you had your own Business, would you employ Rags?
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Dirty Harry
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stonerblue said:I took a young lad on as an apprentice and on his 1st day he came in, took his coat off and revealed a utd shirt.
I told him he couldn't work in it and to put his coat back on or go and get another shirt to wear. He thought i was joking but 2 hours later after he'd been sweating like a peado' in toys'r'us he got the message.
His plastic rag Dad came down with a different t-shirt for his lad and had a face like thunder.
I was laughing me cock off.
Were you ready with the " I run a professional business, I expect my employees to dress professionally " line ? Because that would have been my first words, followed by " now f*ck off ".
I'm very much like Swales Lives here, we argue about football but when it comes down to getting the job done he just gets on with it and knows his stuff, I trust him enough to have taken a £3,000 loan out in my name on his word he'll pay me back.
OnlyOneUweRosler
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If you had your own Business, would you employ Rags?
Of course I would. Then again, I do work in minefield clearance :D
r.soleofsalford
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doesnt make any difference who they support. unfortunately not all city are nice people, it pains me to say, some are in fact shithouses.
i suppose because where i live is rag heartland, i have more rag mates than blues. but i could never watch a derby with them because someone could die. discussing it after the heats died down over a pint can still get a bit heated but within reason.
i suppose because where i live is rag heartland, i have more rag mates than blues. but i could never watch a derby with them because someone could die. discussing it after the heats died down over a pint can still get a bit heated but within reason.
Bill
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Balti said:I once ran my own business and employed ten people but I would never have hired a rag on principle. Imagine voluntarily having to listen to that shite. God no.
They don't spout the shite with me as I give it back ten fold.
Don't forget they are ALL plastic armchair fans, the match going rags are cockneys etc.
You have to pity the rag fans in the north west, so outnumbered, so frustrated, so alone.
Least we can do is give them a job.
stonerblue
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Dirty Harry said:stonerblue said:I took a young lad on as an apprentice and on his 1st day he came in, took his coat off and revealed a utd shirt.
I told him he couldn't work in it and to put his coat back on or go and get another shirt to wear. He thought i was joking but 2 hours later after he'd been sweating like a peado' in toys'r'us he got the message.
His plastic rag Dad came down with a different t-shirt for his lad and had a face like thunder.
I was laughing me cock off.
Were you ready with the " I run a professional business, I expect my employees to dress professionally " line ? Because that would have been my first words, followed by " now f*ck off ".
I'm very much like Swales Lives here, we argue about football but when it comes down to getting the job done he just gets on with it and knows his stuff, I trust him enough to have taken a £3,000 loan out in my name on his word he'll pay me back.
I missed out the the first bit and went straight to 'You're not working here wearing that shit." Followed by a "No, i'm not joking. Cover it up or fuck off."
p.s i'm 25k short for my house in Barbados, any chance of a borrow?