I'm ready to embrace 2009
Posted by rdebruyn
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Re: I'm ready to embrace 2009 December 30, 2008 08:50AM |
Yes, but I'm sure he is not going to do it at 23:59:59 2008/12/31....
And he did it last year around 19 December...
I think he forgot... and is now laying next to the beach and couldn't care less!
And he did it last year around 19 December...
I think he forgot... and is now laying next to the beach and couldn't care less!
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Re: I'm ready to embrace 2009 December 30, 2008 08:56AM |
Maybe he was also a bit over eager to start 2008 last year... 
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Re: I'm ready to embrace 2009 December 30, 2008 08:59AM |
I know he is going on a sabatical - so maybe he left already?
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December 30, 2008 09:02AM |
rdebruyn Wrote:
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> Yes, but I'm sure he is not going to do it at
> 23:59:59 2008/12/31....
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> And he did it last year around 19 December...
>
> I think he forgot... and is now laying next to the
> beach and couldn't care less!
remember that he has an extra second now....
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> Yes, but I'm sure he is not going to do it at
> 23:59:59 2008/12/31....
>
> And he did it last year around 19 December...
>
> I think he forgot... and is now laying next to the
> beach and couldn't care less!
remember that he has an extra second now....
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December 30, 2008 02:38PM |
I just completed my registration and all my modules are listed on myunisa, they cant even fit! Looking at my calendar sends chills to my feet 
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December 30, 2008 04:26PM |
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December 30, 2008 05:15PM |
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Re: I'm ready to embrace 2009 December 31, 2008 08:57AM |
@rdebruyn - it looks like you are going to have to wait a while for the 2009 forums
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Re: I'm ready to embrace 2009 December 31, 2008 11:59AM |
saw that... I think Mac forgot... and can't do it remotely, now we have to wait till next week when he is back at the office. 
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January 02, 2009 10:02AM |
One day is too small a sample to judge the whole year on
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"Knowledge has much better uses than self-pity and superiority"
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"Knowledge has much better uses than self-pity and superiority"
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Re: I'm ready to embrace 2009 January 03, 2009 11:57AM |
Oops, wrong thread 
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January 05, 2009 08:04AM |
well, it is starting off well... more fuel cuts coming, and hopefully a few interest rate cuts
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Re: I'm ready to embrace 2009 January 05, 2009 08:22AM |
Why do you worry about interest rate cuts... Your already on prime - 10
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January 05, 2009 08:32AM |
hehehe, nope, even worse. We are on prime min 2, and then when the reserve bank cuts rates, we are not guaranteed for a cut, like the last one, the banks staff rates staid the same
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January 05, 2009 10:43AM |
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Re: I'm ready to embrace 2009 January 05, 2009 10:25PM |
Banks and there rules always fascinates me. Given that Celene is true about "as a pleb you actually get a higher percentage below prime"
The opposite is true when your a client & a pleb[1], you get ripped off on low credit interests and high debit interest. But you work for them and your a pleb it's other way around.
Now the reason behinds this also is very clear. If you are a client & pleb your a nuisance and you cost them more than what they make of you hence the poor interest rates. If you work for them & pleb, your less of a nuisance cause the can "use" you at a minimal wage, and they try to tie you in with relative good interest rates, which you'll loose if you decide to leave. Sneaky, but suppose it's all about steeling from the poor and hanging onto it by the rich, else Robin Hood would have nothing to steel from the rich, typical.
[1] (no offence, everybody starts of as a pleb, except those fortunate b@st3reds & b1tch3s that gets born into a stinking rich family )
The opposite is true when your a client & a pleb[1], you get ripped off on low credit interests and high debit interest. But you work for them and your a pleb it's other way around.
Now the reason behinds this also is very clear. If you are a client & pleb your a nuisance and you cost them more than what they make of you hence the poor interest rates. If you work for them & pleb, your less of a nuisance cause the can "use" you at a minimal wage, and they try to tie you in with relative good interest rates, which you'll loose if you decide to leave. Sneaky, but suppose it's all about steeling from the poor and hanging onto it by the rich, else Robin Hood would have nothing to steel from the rich, typical.
[1] (no offence, everybody starts of as a pleb, except those fortunate b@st3reds & b1tch3s that gets born into a stinking rich family
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January 06, 2009 07:26AM |
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