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  #2343343 25-Oct-2019 03:10
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End of the year rallye is about to start ...





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  #2343361 25-Oct-2019 07:50
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I like the spanish "hasta mañana" reply

When asked how long something will take, it literally means "until tomorrow"

If it's just a farewell, it literally means "see you tomorrow"

Usually tomorrow never comes. Bad news if you want an urgent repair.

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  #2343401 25-Oct-2019 10:00
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That Vero changed the address on my car insurance to some random address south of Auckland a year ago and cannot tell me how it happened. 


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  #2343410 25-Oct-2019 10:23
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Spam robocalls from lostpetfinders.co.nz that leave long synthesized voice messages describing the dog that used to live 100 metres away.


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  #2343457 25-Oct-2019 11:55
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Job ads that use language like this:

"Professional, uber smart and empowering leadership"

It sounds like something Donald Trump would write. Seriously who describes anything as "uber smart"

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  #2343458 25-Oct-2019 11:59
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Took me nearly an hour to drive from Mt Maunganui to Otumoetai yesterday.... thought I'd allowed plenty of time but apparently not. 

 

 

 

Could have driven to vegas in the same time.

 

 


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  #2343475 25-Oct-2019 12:09
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Sounds about right. We have an office on Elizabeth St and one in Whakatane. My boss lives in Papamoa East and says that both take about the same time to get to.


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  #2343484 25-Oct-2019 12:32
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kingdragonfly: Seriously who describes anything as "uber smart"?

 

Apart from certifiable morons? Our overlords the Übermensch, Sheldon, and people describing for-profit ridesharing scams using Fortwos and Forfours.


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  #2343494 25-Oct-2019 13:19
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Using German prepositions in the English language in a totally wrong context like "Übermensch." It's a philosophic term of F. Nietzsche even hard to accept by the average Fritz and for sure not a job description. :-) 





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  #2343495 25-Oct-2019 13:21
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kingdragonfly: Job ads that use language like this:

"Professional, uber smart and empowering leadership"

It sounds like something Donald Trump would write. Seriously who describes anything as "uber smart"

 

I get annoyed when potential employers require you to answer questions such as "What makes you the best person for the job?", without being able to evaluate your competition. Ridiculous question!


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  #2343733 26-Oct-2019 09:28
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Suppliers who take payment either $0.01+/- of what they have invoiced.


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  #2343738 26-Oct-2019 09:55
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kingdragonfly:

 

Seriously who describes anything as "uber smart"

 

Someone who's uber dumb?

 

 





Plesse igmore amd axxept applogies in adbance fir anu typos

 


 


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  #2343753 26-Oct-2019 10:20
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Non fillable PDF forms.


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  #2343870 26-Oct-2019 20:17
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The price of accommodation in Mount Cook village.





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  #2343873 26-Oct-2019 20:20
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kingdragonfly: I like the spanish "hasta mañana" reply

When asked how long something will take, it literally means "until tomorrow"

If it's just a farewell, it literally means "see you tomorrow"

Usually tomorrow never comes. Bad news if you want an urgent repair.


My grandparents used to live in a sleepy village in Devon.

I remember my grandfather stopping by the local man who repaired mowers and asking when his would be done.

"Ooh, aar. Oi should thiiink it be bout Weeenndsaaay.'

As we drove off, my grandfather said

"Oh blast. I forgot to ask him which Wednesday."





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