What price to embarrass yourself?

What price to embarrass yourself?

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Ari

19,353 posts

216 months

Wednesday 4th June 2014
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As I said earlier - loser.

Jasandjules

69,969 posts

230 months

Wednesday 4th June 2014
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KFC said:
I'm struggling to believe there was anything truthful posted here. Simply no way someone destroys their reputation, loses their job and makes themselves unemployable for £800
I would have agreed with you but I read the second page....

Disastrous

10,090 posts

218 months

Wednesday 4th June 2014
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So he bottled it and ended up half-pissing himself?

What a bell. If he'd just done it, it would obviously have been a setup whereas now it just looks like he's genuinely unable to not piss himself and nobody will pay up.

I despair!

Marti99

164 posts

154 months

Wednesday 4th June 2014
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What a douche.



schmalex

13,616 posts

207 months

Thursday 5th June 2014
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He sounds like a real player rolleyes

As has been previously said, not only did he not manage to fulfil his side if the agreement, he managed to make it look like he soiled himself accidentally and then didn't have the balls to stay around for the remainder of the day

24lemons

2,661 posts

186 months

Thursday 5th June 2014
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Wow that's pathetic. I'm just glad that I do not have to associate with people who think that sort of thing is funny or acceptable.

Hoofy

76,440 posts

283 months

Thursday 5th June 2014
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The carpet will smell of piss over summer...

Koofler

616 posts

167 months

Thursday 5th June 2014
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Sales Chav in not delivering as promised shocker.

Pit Pony

8,702 posts

122 months

Thursday 5th June 2014
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Koofler said:
Sales Chav in not delivering as promised shocker.
Had you asked an Engineer to do it, we would have tested the method over the weekend a couple of times, to ensure success.

An engineer might have rigged up some fakery, with a hot water bottle, so that when he leaned against the seat it squashed the hot water bottle and squeezed the 'tizer' out.

And we would have sold it for what it was worth, which was a lot more than sales chav sold it for.

2222

295 posts

152 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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Pit Pony said:
Koofler said:
Sales Chav in not delivering as promised shocker.
Had you asked an Engineer to do it, we would have tested the method over the weekend a couple of times, to ensure success.

An engineer might have rigged up some fakery, with a hot water bottle, so that when he leaned against the seat it squashed the hot water bottle and squeezed the 'tizer' out.

And we would have sold it for what it was worth, which was a lot more than sales chav sold it for.
Being an engineer, you would have built a fine contraption that was more then capable of getting the job done, stress tested to the Nth degree and a work of art
Unfortunately the market value for such a device would be £20 but because you used the finest materials, best engineering methodology and lack any commercial acumen, it would cost £48000 to produce.

Your business wouldn't sell one and you'd blame the chavs in sales wink

Tiberius

61 posts

152 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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2222 said:
Pit Pony said:
Koofler said:
Sales Chav in not delivering as promised shocker.
Had you asked an Engineer to do it, we would have tested the method over the weekend a couple of times, to ensure success.

An engineer might have rigged up some fakery, with a hot water bottle, so that when he leaned against the seat it squashed the hot water bottle and squeezed the 'tizer' out.

And we would have sold it for what it was worth, which was a lot more than sales chav sold it for.
Being an engineer, you would have built a fine contraption that was more then capable of getting the job done, stress tested to the Nth degree and a work of art
Unfortunately the market value for such a device would be £20 but because you used the finest materials, best engineering methodology and lack any commercial acumen, it would cost £48000 to produce.

Your business wouldn't sell one and you'd blame the chavs in sales wink
Strange really, most sales monkeys try and sell me £20 worth of tat for £48000......

2222

295 posts

152 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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Tiberius said:
2222 said:
Pit Pony said:
Koofler said:
Sales Chav in not delivering as promised shocker.
Had you asked an Engineer to do it, we would have tested the method over the weekend a couple of times, to ensure success.

An engineer might have rigged up some fakery, with a hot water bottle, so that when he leaned against the seat it squashed the hot water bottle and squeezed the 'tizer' out.

And we would have sold it for what it was worth, which was a lot more than sales chav sold it for.
Being an engineer, you would have built a fine contraption that was more then capable of getting the job done, stress tested to the Nth degree and a work of art
Unfortunately the market value for such a device would be £20 but because you used the finest materials, best engineering methodology and lack any commercial acumen, it would cost £48000 to produce.

Your business wouldn't sell one and you'd blame the chavs in sales wink
Strange really, most sales monkeys try and sell me £20 worth of tat for £48000......
They wouldn't do if you didn't keep paying wink

Tiberius

61 posts

152 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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2222 said:
Tiberius said:
2222 said:
Pit Pony said:
Koofler said:
Sales Chav in not delivering as promised shocker.
Had you asked an Engineer to do it, we would have tested the method over the weekend a couple of times, to ensure success.

An engineer might have rigged up some fakery, with a hot water bottle, so that when he leaned against the seat it squashed the hot water bottle and squeezed the 'tizer' out.

And we would have sold it for what it was worth, which was a lot more than sales chav sold it for.
Being an engineer, you would have built a fine contraption that was more then capable of getting the job done, stress tested to the Nth degree and a work of art
Unfortunately the market value for such a device would be £20 but because you used the finest materials, best engineering methodology and lack any commercial acumen, it would cost £48000 to produce.

Your business wouldn't sell one and you'd blame the chavs in sales wink
Strange really, most sales monkeys try and sell me £20 worth of tat for £48000......
They wouldn't do if you didn't keep paying wink
I Don't, doesn't stop the chancers though smile

OldTimeTim

Original Poster:

48 posts

126 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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No £800!!!

schmalex

13,616 posts

207 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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Superb news. I rather hope the idiot is feeling rather ridiculous. Does he still have a job?

OldTimeTim

Original Poster:

48 posts

126 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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We haven't seen him since - he's taken the rest of the week off!

STW2010

5,741 posts

163 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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OldTimeTim said:
No £800!!!
So to clarify, the mong isn't actually going to get the money?

That is awesome news

OldTimeTim

Original Poster:

48 posts

126 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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That's right. All the guys in the office have decided that he didn't fulfil the terms of the bet, so no payout.

They've agreed to pay for his dry cleaning only!! Although I suspect he won't take them up on that one!

The big dilemma is whether the other offices should be told anything about what was planned, but as he hasn't been in since, no decision has been taken.

Hopefully he'll be back in on Monday.

Ari

19,353 posts

216 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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I refer you to my earlier comment m'lud.

loser

vixen1700

23,076 posts

271 months

Friday 6th June 2014
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Wow! Just read the OP then jumped to this page.

Dear oh dear, what the fk was the bloke thinking? confusedfrown