Alan Medic

Ummm......being a pedant, WIERD was just an observation. You might have meant weird perhaps?

I'm too young to know this.

What are they?

How noisy is that pub? Can't stand places that play loud music as standard practice. This sort of attitude occurs when you become an old bore.

You bast*rd

Thomas Micklewright Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > also why dont people use their real names, what do > you have to hide? Ah come on Tom, I'm not falling for that one. What's your real name then?

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El Fin?

I heard on the radio this morning that it is estimated that one in three girls born today will live until 100. One in four boys. Surely the government should be encouraging people to smoke? Otherwise who is going to look after all those old folk in 100 years? Perhaps with the right calculations there could be an age lottery. If you get to 65 you are entered and depending on what you win, are deactivated at 70,75 etc. The winnners are allowed live as long as possible and get the best treatment on the NHS.

In my case I asked to be deactivated as I was pissed off with certain other users and decided I'd had enough. I thought deactivation would ensure I wouldn't be tempted. I changed my mind.

Artichokes?

The Palmerston Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For those who choose to: > > Foie gras ballotine with onion confit and toast. > > Vegetarian options are available. What's the vegetarian alternative to foie gras? Stuffed rhubarb?

In the 1st instance Hugue, the OG and I reached the same conclusion at the same time as I made the discovery. I was actually looking for a rational explanation as to why a banking had been recorded differently to what was actually banked and why might the cash that was supposed to have been banked, not have been. She reached the same conclusion as I did. However her fondness for the guy I think supercedes whatever she might think of his actions in this particular case. Look, the 'suspect' himself knows I know. I had to make an adjustment in the accounts which I highlighted to him in an email. If he couldn't read between the lines that the adjustment was made because of missing cash then he is more stupid than I think he is. My hesitation to 'report' this is down to my not knowing the right thing to do. I have a family to feed as well. A case of see no evil hear no evil may be better than unemployment. If they don't make my role permanent which is now looking less likely as circumstances have changed internally, I will probably tell the MD why he is making a mistake (because I am doing the job other people have neglected and making a big difference) and I may even imply all is not well in terms of accounting practices in his office IMO.

You're assuming a lot in that post H. Given you had already decided this was a wind up, it's not worthy of a reply.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you'd already decided what you were going to > do, why did you ask on here and then ignore > everyone's advice? I hadn't already decided.

I have all the evidence I need, in his writing. I will report it when I leave. The MD/Owner is very weak. He will probably accept some obscure explanation as he thinks this guy is 'too nice', to quote him. The office gossip knew about this as soon as I did and the suspect probably soon after. I need to work so to spill the beans then would probably have meant my being asked to leave. Being such a smart cookie,what would you have done in those circumstances?

She might have meant 'lives in ED'. Anyway, how long do you have to live here not to be considered a blow in. I'm here 20+ years. Where is that on the scale?

I didn't write a word of a lie H, so don't go accusing me of a wind up. That's your area of expertise. Yesterday I confessed to the dept. gossip who knows the story as she witnessed its unfolding, that I had asked people what should I do (you people). When I said that I was advised to spill the beans so I don't get blamed after I've gone, she left the office. I expect she has been keeping the suspect informed my mobile as they are quite friendly. He was emitting funny vibes towards me once he arrived at work.He may be worried.

Define 'from around these parts' please

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Silly now Clarify. It's true about the mother.

Did I mention that this guy's mother works for the company too?

aha, indeed..........motive. Now what?

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That may be true *Bob*, but if I did spill the beans I may be offered a job full time as he might be sacked.

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