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that you?
that you?
~The Council Of Youngers of BYC! (COY)~
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It would work. If TOG looks like this...
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/30516_groom-accessories-2.jpg
*eyes widen*
yes oh yes! TOG marry me!
... um,... i dont look like that and im definetly to young to marry............ and the elders would have to approve...
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/30516_groom-accessories-2.jpg
*eyes widen*
... um,... i dont look like that and im definetly to young to marry............ and the elders would have to approve...
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that you?
Hmm, I think it might be! I like.
that you?
Hmm, I think it might be! I like.
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*eyes widen*
yes oh yes! TOG marry me!
... um,... i dont look like that and im definetly to young to marry............ and the elders would have to approve...
me too! We have something in common
Ooo someone call the council!
*eyes widen*
... um,... i dont look like that and im definetly to young to marry............ and the elders would have to approve...
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ray's two cents :
Hey Boojie
What's this NaNo thing all about? ...Oh yeah, story writing. I'm working on a script. I'm absolutely stuck for inspiration. Really looking forward to having to warble out pages about foreign ownership levels
Joob!
A script about Foreign ownership... Sounds.... Exciting... Sorta.
Hey Boojie
What's this NaNo thing all about? ...Oh yeah, story writing. I'm working on a script. I'm absolutely stuck for inspiration. Really looking forward to having to warble out pages about foreign ownership levels
Joob!
A script about Foreign ownership... Sounds.... Exciting... Sorta.
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Joob!
A script about Foreign ownership... Sounds.... Exciting... Sorta.
Hey Ooj
Foreign owenership because the company the Australian comany wants to buy out is in Singapore
Although there is actually some interesting stuff in it too.
If you're interested in protests, union rights and enstranged sisters
Joob!
A script about Foreign ownership... Sounds.... Exciting... Sorta.
Hey Ooj
Foreign owenership because the company the Australian comany wants to buy out is in Singapore
Although there is actually some interesting stuff in it too.
If you're interested in protests, union rights and enstranged sisters
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ray's two cents :
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Joob!
A script about Foreign ownership... Sounds.... Exciting... Sorta.
Hey Ooj
Foreign owenership because the company the Australian comany wants to buy out is in Singapore
Although there is actually some interesting stuff in it too.
If you're interested in protests, union rights and enstranged sisters
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Joob!
A script about Foreign ownership... Sounds.... Exciting... Sorta.
Hey Ooj
Foreign owenership because the company the Australian comany wants to buy out is in Singapore
Although there is actually some interesting stuff in it too.
If you're interested in protests, union rights and enstranged sisters
Mkay.. O-o Where do estranged sisters come into the whole thing?
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Hey Ooj
Foreign owenership because the company the Australian comany wants to buy out is in Singapore
Although there is actually some interesting stuff in it too.
If you're interested in protests, union rights and enstranged sisters
Mkay.. O-o Where do estranged sisters come into the whole thing?
o-O is right
Brett, the guy at the head of the deal at the Australian end, realises he's going to be fired when the big cheese finds out he's just tried to buy a Singapore airline with falling business and huge debt. So he get his enstranged sister to write lots of stories in the paper (she's a journalist - old family ties save the day!!) about public and union opposition to the sale which HE is the one who started... disguised as an Asian... and hopes that'll be enough of an excuse to stop the deal going ahead.
Did that make sense?
Hey Ooj
Foreign owenership because the company the Australian comany wants to buy out is in Singapore
Although there is actually some interesting stuff in it too.
If you're interested in protests, union rights and enstranged sisters
Mkay.. O-o Where do estranged sisters come into the whole thing?
o-O is right
Brett, the guy at the head of the deal at the Australian end, realises he's going to be fired when the big cheese finds out he's just tried to buy a Singapore airline with falling business and huge debt. So he get his enstranged sister to write lots of stories in the paper (she's a journalist - old family ties save the day!!) about public and union opposition to the sale which HE is the one who started... disguised as an Asian... and hopes that'll be enough of an excuse to stop the deal going ahead.
Did that make sense?
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ray's two cents :
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Mkay.. O-o Where do estranged sisters come into the whole thing?
o-O is right
Brett, the guy at the head of the deal at the Australian end, realises he's going to be fired when the big cheese finds out he's just tried to buy a Singapore airline with falling business and huge debt. So he get his enstranged sister to write lots of stories in the paper (she's a journalist - old family ties save the day!!) about public and union opposition to the sale which HE is the one who started... disguised as an Asian... and hopes that'll be enough of an excuse to stop the deal going ahead.
Did that make sense?
Quote:
Mkay.. O-o Where do estranged sisters come into the whole thing?
o-O is right
Brett, the guy at the head of the deal at the Australian end, realises he's going to be fired when the big cheese finds out he's just tried to buy a Singapore airline with falling business and huge debt. So he get his enstranged sister to write lots of stories in the paper (she's a journalist - old family ties save the day!!) about public and union opposition to the sale which HE is the one who started... disguised as an Asian... and hopes that'll be enough of an excuse to stop the deal going ahead.
Did that make sense?
About half of it.
- Aug 26, 2011
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o-O is right
Brett, the guy at the head of the deal at the Australian end, realises he's going to be fired when the big cheese finds out he's just tried to buy a Singapore airline with falling business and huge debt. So he get his enstranged sister to write lots of stories in the paper (she's a journalist - old family ties save the day!!) about public and union opposition to the sale which HE is the one who started... disguised as an Asian... and hopes that'll be enough of an excuse to stop the deal going ahead.
Did that make sense?
About half of it.
Except after he starts off the public opposition he realises it's real. The Sinagpore people don't want one of their national icons sold off and given a profit-orientated overhaul
One of the other main characters is one of the employee representatives... he accepts the deal only so that if the Singapore business goes broke, everyone will still have jobs. The others can't see his point of view and start to see him as a traitor.
But we all have a happy ending, so that's good!
Now to get down to writing all of this...
o-O is right
Brett, the guy at the head of the deal at the Australian end, realises he's going to be fired when the big cheese finds out he's just tried to buy a Singapore airline with falling business and huge debt. So he get his enstranged sister to write lots of stories in the paper (she's a journalist - old family ties save the day!!) about public and union opposition to the sale which HE is the one who started... disguised as an Asian... and hopes that'll be enough of an excuse to stop the deal going ahead.
Did that make sense?
About half of it.
Except after he starts off the public opposition he realises it's real. The Sinagpore people don't want one of their national icons sold off and given a profit-orientated overhaul
One of the other main characters is one of the employee representatives... he accepts the deal only so that if the Singapore business goes broke, everyone will still have jobs. The others can't see his point of view and start to see him as a traitor.
But we all have a happy ending, so that's good!
Now to get down to writing all of this...
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