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Old 12th Jun 2018, 11:00
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They are for knocking balls about around ones feet, Puttees on the other hand prevent ones balls from dropping there in the first place.
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Of course there are other situations where a premature voluntary release can lead to an early termination.

If you can't be good, be careful!
I had a feeling that this would come up at some point during the conversation...
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I had a feeling that this would come up at some point during the conversation...
​​​Marketing follies.I can't give too much detail, but my present employers love a gimmick or cheesey marketing strapline: a while ago, they came up with " Our competitors are heading in the same direction, but we need to be out at the front, let's all go in the right direction, at speed, and together! " The accompanying photograph on the advert? A transposed photograph of people sprinting clockwise around an athletics track...the senior Marketing Manager was a keen amateur 400M runner. "Oh f***" has never sounded so classy when pointed out to the lady herself😁
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Originally Posted by TLDNMCL
I had a feeling that this would come up at some point during the conversation...
​​​Marketing follies.I can't give too much detail, but my present employers love a gimmick or cheesey marketing strapline: a while ago, they came up with " Our competitors are heading in the same direction, but we need to be out at the front, let's all go in the right direction, at speed, and together! " The accompanying photograph on the advert? A transposed photograph of people sprinting clockwise around an athletics track...the senior Marketing Manager was a keen amateur 400M runner. "Oh f***" has never sounded so classy when pointed out to the lady herself😁
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Ahhh marketing follies, how about this one, somehow these food mixers have actually made it to shops with the Shutterstock watermark still emblazoned across the packaging images

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https://petapixel.com/2018/06/07/thi...ket-in-poland/
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A bit like this perhaps??

"Time and again when banks, utility firms, insurers and shops are told of a death, they address letters to the person who has passed away.Worse, they send them addressed to ‘the deceased’ or, as I received from one firm: ‘Mrs J. Bischoff, deceased’.

Taken from this article:

'When mum died, Lloyds made grief even harder to bear': Big firms and bereavement This is Money
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