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I'm thinking of quitting studying as it is interfering with my Bookkeepers Forum time,  study or Bookkeepers Forum    hmmm   study or Bookkeepers Forum     hmmm    Study or Bookkeepers Forum   daddy or chips......



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Quit the study and become a full time forum guru type person - who needs qualifications anyway??







































[Note: that was sarcasm]

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OR... kill two birds with one stone and just keep posting discussions and theories on what your studying at any given time.

Must say that I know what you mean. The number of times I've started studying when my boy went to school. Slipped on here for five mins and the next thing you know it's time to pick him up again.



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chips..... thats a good idea, preferably with a Goan curry from Rhodes Tandoori.

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Stop making me think about chips

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thats not the worst of it..... her indoors has bought a fudge making kit with vanilla and chocolate flavours.


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ClareB4


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The sweet stuff I can take or leave but chips... well, that's tonight's dinner decision made!

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LOL you wouldnt say that if you tasted it. Right, now for that curry.

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Hey you hijacked my thread lol can't a fellow get some decent advice around here?.........mmmmm fudge..

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The chips were good

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Don Tax


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Aww sorry about the thread. We'll save you some fudge for next time you come round.

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Hmm i wonder.....If i add "Senior Member of The Bookkeepers Forum" to my C.V. will i automatically be placed on the top of the shortlisted pile when applying for a job?
Maybe prospective employers will read through my posts and see that i am actually slightly crazy, i think i'll pass on that idea.

Oh and keep that fudge handy, i would offer my services if i were to get paid in full with fudge.

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LOL, LOL, This particular thread has just brightened up my morning!! However on serious note, we are after all supposed to be serious accountancy people, could someone please post the exact website, address or location of where I can purchase the fudge making kit with vanilla and chocolate flavours.

Moreover would this qualify as a business expense under the HR department!!



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Spamkebab


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I'd post the invoice for you but i'd probably make a right FUDGE of it..........Brrrrrrum Chaaa....................I'll get me coat.

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lol, taxi for Spamkebab lol  biggrin



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http://www.calicocottage.co.uk

I should be on commission.   Fudge is only allowable as a tax deduction if you're over 30 miles from home on a triangular journey and were inadvertantly delayed by reading awful puns.



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