Post Match Bristol City 0 Leicester 4

[Mawsley]

They had a canteen full of spoons, when all a colleague needed was a knife.

I worked in Asda Minworth.

I'd have loved a knife.

 

[FryattFox]

They had a canteen full of spoons, when all a colleague needed was a knife.

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[Scotfox]

forking hell

 

[Macky]

Many of them.

Said "that's nice".

No idea - it's what they do.

Most days.

Sounds Hellish, I'd stay away from there in future. Maybe you should try the staff canteen someday instead?

 

[Blaarev]

The staff - sorry, "colleague" canteen must be better than the customer cafe if they found something to be nice.

Have you found a way to make it pay for posting on here?

 

[bocadillo]

The staff - sorry, "colleague" canteen must be better than the customer cafe if they found something to be nice.

Both the colleague canteen and the customer Hull troll at the store I had in mind have nothing to reproach themselves for when it comes to food quality. I can particularly recommend the 'roast' on a Sunday - with roast potatoes, yorkshire pud, two veg and gravy, it costs a few pence over two quid (to staff - I have no idea how much it is downstairs but I know it is popular there too).

 

[bocadillo]

Sounds Hellish, I'd stay away from there in future. Maybe you should try the staff canteen someday instead?

Staff??!!??

Walmart UK don't have staff ffs!!

 

[spionfox]

Only people with a wide dubious musical taste they love to share on Internet forums

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[Biffa Bacon]

Staff??!!??

Walmart UK don't have staff ffs!!

I've a mate who is a manager at George headoffice and when he starts talking work I can't follow anything, it seems Walmart has taken any normal vocabulary and replaced it with a bunch of made up words.

 

[Mawsley]

I've a mate who is a manager at George headoffice and when he starts talking work I can't follow anything, it seems Walmart has taken any normal vocabulary and replaced it with a bunch of made up words.

My wife is fluent in NHS acronyms and Public Sector management-speak.

She can talk for hours without being understandable or making a point.

 

[Jeff]

My wife is fluent in NHS acronyms

Nice.

 

[SJN-Fox]

My wife is fluent in NHS acronyms and Public Sector management-speak.

She can talk for hours without being understandable or making a point.

Mine does that anyway. She spent a fortnight in Gibber and picked up the language to the point of being fluent.

 

[Scotfox]

at our local college 'Gibberish' is taught on a daily basis.

 

[spionfox]

My wife is fluent in NHS acronyms.....

Nice.

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[FryattFox]

:icon_lol:

I don't get it?

 

[Steven]

I don't get it?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Institute_for_Health_and_Clinical_Excellence

 

[RHYDAL]

First time I rang my missus in her new job I thought she said "Good morning, any luck"?
I said "No, I went out on the bubble".

I later found out she said ALAC.

 

[FryattFox]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Institute_for_Health_and_Clinical_Excellence

Oh.