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[alluvial]

permies who look at you funny.

Try being an Englishman working in Wales, then you'll know what funny looks are.

Anyway, good result, definitely calls for a few bananas:

[psychocandy]

Try being an Englishman working in Wales, then you'll know what funny looks are.

Anyway, good result, definitely calls for a few bananas:

Or welshman working in England (especially when we lost the last 6N match).

[Old Greg]

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[TheFaQQer]

I give it three days before the "has anyone else noticed the trend that companies..." thread starts in Business/Contracts.

[Mich the Tester]

Or welshman working in England (especially when we lost the last 6N match).

Thanks for reminding us!

[Old Greg]

I give it three days before the "has anyone else noticed the trend that companies..." thread starts in Business/Contracts.

Have you noticed the trend in these threads?

[psychocandy]

I give it three days before the "has anyone else noticed the trend that companies..." thread starts in Business/Contracts.

Three days! Fully expect to be moaning about new client by lunchtime on monday!

[Pondlife]

Three days! Fully expect to be moaning about new client by lunchtime on monday!

Nah, we're banking on you not having access for the first couple of days.

[TestMangler]

Try being an Englishman working in Wales, then you'll know what funny looks are.

Anyway, good result, definitely calls for a few bananas:

True story !! A friend of mine (who's from Yorkshire) worked in and lived in a little steel village in South Wales in the early 70's and when he moved he was 'shunned' to say the least. Someone told him to learn a bit of welsh and greet the locals in their native tongue. One Sunday morning, he was out walking his dog when he walks past a car, up on ramps, with overalled legs sticking out from underneath. He shouted a hearty greeting in welsh, to be met by a loud gruff scots accent from under the car, saying "F**k off you welsh c**t" !

[MarillionFan]

True story !! A friend of mine (who's from Yorkshire) worked in and lived in a little steel village in South Wales in the early 70's and when he moved he was 'shunned' to say the least. Someone told him to learn a bit of welsh and greet the locals in their native tongue. One Sunday morning, he was out walking his dog when he walks past a car, up on ramps, with overalled legs sticking out from underneath. He shouted a hearty greeting in welsh, to be met by a loud gruff scots accent from under the car, saying "F**k off you welsh c**t" !

Use of the word 'Friend' = Not true story.