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Rupert 3 year s ago
#18 and you know that how? 
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Midge 3 year s ago
Rupert,
its not that hard. use google. search frequently used passwords.
its not that hard. use google. search frequently used passwords.
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Arabella 3 year s ago
# 11) "people have no idea"......I have no idea what she's even talking about. What the heck does 'donations get binned' mean? If you're going to promote a concept....at least know how to effectively communicate first.
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Yulan 3 year s ago
Arabella,
Binned is a term in England for thrown out/ash canned/ etc.
Binned is a term in England for thrown out/ash canned/ etc.
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Gert 3 year s ago
Arabella,
How do you not know what "binned" means? Rubbish bin. It's in the name...
And by context of the rest of the paragraph alone it's obvious they mean it's thrown away...
How do you not know what "binned" means? Rubbish bin. It's in the name...
And by context of the rest of the paragraph alone it's obvious they mean it's thrown away...
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Ivy 3 year s ago
Gert, not even from the UK and the meaning was obvious.
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Johannes 3 year s ago
#17 what are they supposed to do, close the room off and burn it or something? If its been properly cleaned, its clean.
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Delilah 3 year s ago
#4 No surprise, and don't act so hurt by it. Now days when some one is injured on the job or in public the average bypasser is more likely to video the scene on their phone than call for help. At least the company tries to keep you safe, despite their motivation.
its not that hard. use google. search frequently used passwords.
Binned is a term in England for thrown out/ash canned/ etc.
How do you not know what "binned" means? Rubbish bin. It's in the name...
And by context of the rest of the paragraph alone it's obvious they mean it's thrown away...