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They allocate £25 per head per day to feed the crew on a superyacht so £1.80 an hour is shit even with food
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Not really the present system is we are in vehicles leased by the company, we have a fuel card and pay for private mileage.
It’s going to continue with leased cars (we actually need a car to do the job).
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I’m thinking about a Model Y for my next company car. We don’t have any EVs on the fleet just a few hybrids. Does anyone have any experience of how companies are repaying employees for changing at home?
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In the Soviet Union weren’t they all public sector
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People, always typically work people, who shorten my name.....
People who, on hearing my Surname, think they are being incredibly inventive and original calling me Dibble.
My sister was nicknamed Dibble, my Dad was nicknamed Dibble, my Grandfather was nicknamed Dibble.
It’s been used since at least 1916 you are not the first to think of it.
(Obviously I don’t actually mind being called it)
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I thought it was Dubai Ports owned them (£200 million profit last year).
A boss of some UK shipowners association got a mauling on Radio 4 this morning, the profit figure was the interviewers final shot. -
Have we done dryrobes as daywear here?
£160 my wife looked them up
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A boss of a courier company I worked for came down to our depot to tell us unfortunately there would be no Xmas bonus. He finished the speech with “well anyway...anyone want to look at my new TVR”
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He doesn’t look very happy with it.....
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Be interesting if that house was bought by an individual as a residence or by a company based in the British Virgin Islands
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This one?
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Captain should have the space nearest the entrance
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Conclusive proof at Golf club, Range Rover with vanity plate couldn’t park within 20meters of the door so has dumped it on the roadway but. The Club Captain won’t be pleased
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My son bought some second hand Shimano shifters, the reservoir plug was steel and had stripped the plastic threads in the shifter. An hour on my lathe later
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They admitted later they had taken nearer 26,000 casualties in Afghanistan the worst year was 4000. They have already had more than 4000 casualties in Ukraine
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1 pack please,
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Dibble 1 -
I’m up for a couple
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The book also says the large number of desertions from the Soviet era Afghan army was due to”the low level of political understanding of the soldiers”
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This explanation of the term “Operation”as in Putins “Special Operation” is from a review of the Soviet Afghan war written by the Soviet High Command.
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No worries.
The interesting question is who will back up the Poles in the meantime, would the USAF be too provocative? How about the Dutch or Belgium.
It’s a one way move for Poland as I guess Russia won’t be supplying any spare parts for the Migs from now on.
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Plus there aren’t a couple of dozen unused F16s just lying around somewhere.
Bet you there are, might not be the correct model though.
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Erm....didn’t I say that?
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Don’t think you can jump from one jet into a different type, So they might have additional aircraft from the US but not enough pilots.
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The advice I was given by an old CSM (infantry obs)was stay away from tanks because every f****r wants to kill them.
If the photos are representative the Ukrainians are hitting a disproportionately large number of armoured personal carriers and specialty vehicles. Not many actual tanks, the tanks they are hitting seem to be catastrophic hits, turrets blown off not just mobility kills.
This could be superb intelligence letting them hit the air defence and artillery command vehicles etc.