Le Mans see you there!
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xllifts

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3,724 posts

226 months

Monday 8th June 2009
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Right were off, see you all down there! Safe trip to all those heading off to the only race in the World.

wavey

angryS3owner

15,855 posts

252 months

Monday 8th June 2009
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A bit early no? you are aware the race isn't until the weekend? hehe

Marc W

3,782 posts

234 months

Monday 8th June 2009
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Although there is stuff going on all week over there. Not that I'm heading down, going the opposite direction up to Croft for the BTCC as usual!

xllifts

Original Poster:

3,724 posts

226 months

Monday 8th June 2009
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Ah but in my state it'll take me a week to wheel myself down there! hehe

I don,t like it I wan that one

Lakelord

1,756 posts

227 months

Tuesday 9th June 2009
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See you tomorrow Dave.

p.s. Have you put my tent up yet? biggrin

xllifts

Original Poster:

3,724 posts

226 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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As it happens yes I have winksee you soon

mrsxllifts

2,501 posts

222 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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Well, we've had a go but won't take offence if you take it down and start again! hehe

zhead

1,180 posts

224 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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OK. Here's Neil's top tip for Le Mans.

DON'T go to Crowthorne the night before you leave.
DON'T drink in the curry house until midnight
DON'T go back to David's in a taxi and upon the immortal words "Would you like to come in for a quick drink" say yes.
DON'T think you can drink whisky as if you are 21 again.
DON'T trust the taxi man when he says £9 per half hour waiting plus fare from Crowthorne to Arborfield then Reading.
DON'T get home at 3.15am and leathered when you have meetings involving redundancies the next day.

All in all, I got a proper Le Mans session in last night :-)

tuscan_al

4,107 posts

237 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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zhead said:
OK. Here's Neil's top tip for Le Mans.

DON'T go to Crowthorne the night before you leave.
DON'T drink in the curry house until midnight
DON'T go back to David's in a taxi and upon the immortal words "Would you like to come in for a quick drink" say yes.
DON'T think you can drink whisky as if you are 21 again.
DON'T trust the taxi man when he says £9 per half hour waiting plus fare from Crowthorne to Arborfield then Reading.
DON'T get home at 3.15am and leathered when you have meetings involving redundancies the next day.

All in all, I got a proper Le Mans session in last night :-)
rofl

oh dear Neil, good start to the weekend then! See you around somewhere on Fri prob, we will be going to the GBW meet then mulsanne

angryS3owner

15,855 posts

252 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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zhead said:
OK. Here's Neil's top tip for Le Mans.

DON'T go to Crowthorne the night before you leave.
DON'T drink in the curry house until midnight
DON'T go back to David's in a taxi and upon the immortal words "Would you like to come in for a quick drink" say yes.
DON'T think you can drink whisky as if you are 21 again.
DON'T trust the taxi man when he says £9 per half hour waiting plus fare from Crowthorne to Arborfield then Reading.
DON'T get home at 3.15am and leathered when you have meetings involving redundancies the next day.

All in all, I got a proper Le Mans session in last night :-)
Was fun though, eh? rofl

Blues

8,546 posts

242 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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zhead said:
OK. Here's Neil's top tip for Le Mans.

DON'T go to Crowthorne the night before you leave.
DON'T drink in the curry house until midnight
DON'T go back to David's in a taxi and upon the immortal words "Would you like to come in for a quick drink" say yes.
DON'T think you can drink whisky as if you are 21 again.
DON'T trust the taxi man when he says £9 per half hour waiting plus fare from Crowthorne to Arborfield then Reading.
DON'T get home at 3.15am and leathered when you have meetings involving redundancies the next day.

All in all, I got a proper Le Mans session in last night :-)
headache
Oh dear me... i see now that it was all my fault...sorry frown
back to bed soon me thinks

zhead

1,180 posts

224 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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Blues said:
zhead said:
OK. Here's Neil's top tip for Le Mans.

DON'T go to Crowthorne the night before you leave.
DON'T drink in the curry house until midnight
DON'T go back to David's in a taxi and upon the immortal words "Would you like to come in for a quick drink" say yes.
DON'T think you can drink whisky as if you are 21 again.
DON'T trust the taxi man when he says £9 per half hour waiting plus fare from Crowthorne to Arborfield then Reading.
DON'T get home at 3.15am and leathered when you have meetings involving redundancies the next day.

All in all, I got a proper Le Mans session in last night :-)
headache
Oh dear me... i see now that it was all my fault...sorry frown
back to bed soon me thinks
It's not as if I need my arm twisted.... smile

My meetings this morning will be like Britains Got Talent - i just need a buzzer.

Blues

8,546 posts

242 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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zhead said:
Blues said:
zhead said:
OK. Here's Neil's top tip for Le Mans.

DON'T go to Crowthorne the night before you leave.
DON'T drink in the curry house until midnight
DON'T go back to David's in a taxi and upon the immortal words "Would you like to come in for a quick drink" say yes.
DON'T think you can drink whisky as if you are 21 again.
DON'T trust the taxi man when he says £9 per half hour waiting plus fare from Crowthorne to Arborfield then Reading.
DON'T get home at 3.15am and leathered when you have meetings involving redundancies the next day.

All in all, I got a proper Le Mans session in last night :-)
headache
Oh dear me... i see now that it was all my fault...sorry frown
back to bed soon me thinks
It's not as if I need my arm twisted.... smile

My meetings this morning will be like Britains Got Talent - i just need a buzzer.
rofl
you are a bad man!

angryS3owner

15,855 posts

252 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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To be fair I think I'd rather that than some kind of scoring st.

What was it the bradford scale, you were bleating on about last night Neil?

zhead

1,180 posts

224 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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angryS3owner said:
To be fair I think I'd rather that than some kind of scoring st.

What was it the bradford scale, you were bleating on about last night Neil?
That's the puppy. Although to be fair, I still favour the different methods of scoring these like we discussed last night.

- Can I pronounce your name?
- As you are absent so much, you're being dumped as it will affect you the least. You're already used to not going to work.

tuscan_al

4,107 posts

237 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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angryS3owner said:
To be fair I think I'd rather that than some kind of scoring st.

What was it the bradford scale, you were bleating on about last night Neil?
Bradford scale?? Is that how they would last in bradford, and depending on their surviabilty time then thats how good they are and deserving of the job biggrin

zhead

1,180 posts

224 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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tuscan_al said:
angryS3owner said:
To be fair I think I'd rather that than some kind of scoring st.

What was it the bradford scale, you were bleating on about last night Neil?
Bradford scale?? Is that how they would last in bradford, and depending on their surviabilty time then thats how good they are and deserving of the job biggrin
Nope, it's like the Bradford & Bingley scale - they're all being shut down.

angryS3owner

15,855 posts

252 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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Just to be clear, if someone used this bullst on me, they could shove their job up their arse!

wiki said:
The Bradford Factor or Bradford Formula is used in human resource management as a means of measuring worker absenteeism. The theory is that short, frequent, and unplanned absences are more disruptive than longer absences. However short-sighted management and unrealistically small trigger scores can lead to staff grievances. The Bradford Factor is calculated as follows:

B = (sxs) x D

where:

B is the Bradford Factor score
S is the total number of instances of absence during the last 52 weeks
D is the total number of days absent during the last 52 weeks
But then again, I just realised I've had about one day 'sick' in the last 5 years.

zhead

1,180 posts

224 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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angryS3owner said:
But then again, I just realised I've had about one day 'sick' in the last 5 years.
Not good enough.

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