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Needs18:34 Sep 14 2010
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I don't, it's as simple as that!
Though I have noticed a void being replaced!
Chuckles ; )
Bed18:11 Sep 03 2010
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I'm off, they have gone quiet now.
I have eaten them and used their bones to pick my teeth!
Witch Hunt17:06 Sep 03 2010
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I know that a member of staff has reported me for abuse which the manager has stated they will not be investigating due to insufficient evidence and the fact that it is *Play* not abuse I have been reported for! Although I have been told my methods are on the cusp and I need to reel in a little!!!
This is Just a little snippet into some of the work that I do.( I am involved with people who have emotional, behaviour and anger management difficulties). Also I am involved with people who have severe learning issues....ect..ect
Body language, matching and mirroring safely is part of the process I use with teaching individuals.
The company were aware of this when they employed me!
Then as a separate incident this letter is received! And the witch hunt begins...Other night staff have started to ring me up.
This is the letter word for word....
I am writing to all members of night staff to inform you that someone has come to me stating that they have witnessed a member of staff sleeping on duty. As such I am concerned that this maybe a wider issue than a one off.
As you are aware sleeping on duty is a disciplinary offence. However in this instance I would rather invite you to discuss this matter with me on an informal basis, so we can discuss it personally and confidentially then draw a line under it.
Whilst this is a very serious matter on this occasion it will not be treated as a disciplinary matter if people are open and honest with me. However if nobody comes forward then I will have to conduct a wider formal investigation.
I am rostered to work 12 hour and 14 hour shifts!
More UK Police Madness16:36 Sep 03 2010
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Police State
POLICE scrambled their helicopter and followed a family for “stealing” twigs from an Oxfordshire woodland.
Gareth Pope was enjoying a stroll through Chinnor Hill Nature Reserve, near Thame, with his five-year-old twin daughters Kali and Asten and wife Kirsty on Bank Holiday Monday and picked up some twigs from the ground to use as firewood.
But when he returned to his car in Hill Top Lane, a nature reserve warden demanded he leave the twigs at the woodland and threatened to call the police. Mr Pope ignored him but spotted the police helicopter hovering above his home as he pulled into his drive in Stratton Road, Princes Risborough, about 15 minutes later.
The sales director, who works in Thame, said: “I’ve never experienced anything so ridiculous in my life.”
Police confirmed it cost £350 to send the helicopter to the incident.
Doug Mackay, Chiltern Air Support Unit executive officer, said: “Information available to police suggested that a crime was in progress with a suspect still at the scene in a rural area.”
Police spokesman Craig Evry said four officers in two cars were also sent and found no offences had been committed.
Matt Jackson, of the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust, which owns the land, said: “There is an issue with people starting to take large quantities because the dead wood from twigs is an integral part of the way a nature reserve works.”
The Forestry Commission said it was technically illegal to take anything from land without permission of the landowner.
So if one needs wood for your fire BUY IT lol
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PAGAN
18:48 Sep 14 2010
*chuckling*
needs/wants - I get them so mixed up sometimes hehe
BLOODLIFE
19:48 Sep 14 2010
You so know you do :-p
Aracon
09:52 Sep 27 2010
*GRINS* ... There's nothing wrong with the voids either!!!
Theban
01:31 Sep 28 2010
Not to discriminate lol of course...