bear1 wrote: » You really wouldn't.
El Tarangu wrote: » I'm a cynical one; would a sim card from 10 years ago even work in a phone today? I know its possible to cut a big sim card down to micro size with just a scissors, but I've been with my mobile supplier a lot less than 10 years, and they sent me a new sim card (and presumably stopping the old one) at least once.
tylercheribini wrote: » Ha, I still dont think thats worth the gamble on her not dying during the act, imagine trying to explain that one to Jessica Fletcher.
partyguinness wrote: » Well if she is on the ship you know someone is defo gong to snuff it.
kingtut wrote: » People wank1ng / shagging in the toilets. You hear it all the time
DelBoy Trotter wrote: » I have never once heard anybody at that in the office toilets
Guy Person wrote: » You have to listen carefully and diligently like kingtut does.
dinorebel wrote: » I'm very quiet.
sportsfan90 wrote: » Sorry I should have clarified, it's the phones monthly bill that has been paid for over the past 10 years, I presume he's changed the handset himself in that time. Regarding why they haven't just cut the phone contract, he was working for a company who have ongoing work in one of Irelands biggest companies. His phone and monthly bill was probably one of hundreds that were being paid for. So he seems to be just taking advantage of their carelessness as they clearly don't check up on these things.
bear1 wrote: » It's surprising me that I don't have anything close to some of these. Biggest I think is the company I'm in now. Girl worked with us, nice as well and always smiling. One weekend she went to Berlin for a party and the Monday she came back she was a different person. She would stop wearing underwear and sit in front of the whole team with the legs open. Then she'd take 2 hour breaks daily and management just seemed incompetent to get rid of her or just find out what caused her to change. She was then caught sniffing cocaine in the toilet which again didn't get her fired. Eventually she just deteriorated into such a state that she could no longer function, basic tasks became impossible. Eventually she just never came back to work and none of us knew what happened . We still don't.
weldoninhio wrote: » He does realise that once they do find out he'll be liable for whatever bill he's run up.
Bigbagofcans wrote: » I worked in a corner shop that was run by a married couple. The 40-something year old husband was found to be having an affair with a 17 year employee (same age as me at the time). He ended up getting her pregnant and leaving the wife & children.
cloudatlas wrote: » This is incredibly sad. I feel that some companies have a really good duty of care towards their staff and others don't give a ****. For example I had a temporary housemate whose workplace were paying for her to get help (she was a recovering alcoholic). Another friend had a nervous breakdown and the boss could have been more supportive but initially failed. I mean you say you don't know what happened but really you do, this person was having a breakdown and the people around keenly watched her have it in a very voyeuristic way so she probably couldn't function at all by the end of it.
Guy Person wrote: » Be honest Bigbagofcans, was there any part of you that was jealous of the other 17 year old?
Miguel Happy Groin wrote: » What's with the amount of phantom s***ters, place I worked at before had one of these too - left surprises in the middle of the bathroom floor (not even in the cubicle just there in middle of the floor) on occasion. What's the thought process behind this?!?
CrankyHaus wrote: » Was this a place that only hired girls in their late teens and early twenties by any chance? I knew a shop like that. I always thought the middle aged guy running it was a little creepy in his hiring practices (they were generally good looking). Eventually it turned out they'd all been robbing him for years - smokes and phone credit to the tune of thousands a year - and each one passed on the method to the next one before she moved on.
partyguinness wrote: » The owner of our local busy pub/restaurant/guesthouse actively only recruits young (very) good looking teenagers for public facing roles. All the fatties and munters are confined to the kitchen. Sad but true. Regrettably two of my sisters have had summer jobs there behind the bar/waitressing over the years.
punisher5112 wrote: » It was more to do with drugs, it sounds very like she got hooked and became a drug addict. Some people can't stop even getting off opioid pain killers which turns some into heavy drug users. Sad way to go.
partyguinness wrote: » The owner of our local busy pub/restaurant/guesthouse actively only recruits young (very) good looking teenage girls for public facing roles. To be fair he has also stuck his own daughter out there- she is hot though. All the fatties and munters are confined to the kitchen. Sad but true. Regrettably two of my sisters have had summer jobs there behind the bar/waitressing over the years.
J Mysterio wrote: » So... You're telling me your sisters are hot?
partyguinness wrote: » I have hot sisters
Pauliedragon wrote: » Similar thing allegedly happened in a well known pub in Cork city recently. 70 something year old owner and 20 year old cleaner. Married with kids in their 40s of course.
partyguinness wrote: » I am not going to write that I have hot sisters and yes they are all taken so feck off with the PMs.My youngest sister is the head off Penny in The Big Bang Theory in all aspects. Even my wife agrees.
