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man, I'm well ill. Crazy fever dreams all night, spaced out, weak, bad guts, headache, torn up throat. All the symptoms that point towards an illness of some kind. Anyway I'm about to brave the outside world to buy some fucking supplies. Question is - what should I buy? What keeps you going when you're ill? Anything weird?
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I had flu felt bloody awful, so I took Beechams Flu Plus. I felt a bit better, but now I have a cold again. I'm not sure that Beechams Flu Plus are all that great.
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I found that lemsip works a lot faster than beechams but only provides relief for about 2 hours whilst beechams would provide relief for about 4 hours and as you can only take them every 4 hours it was worth the slower kickin to get round the clock relief.
Berocca and oranges as you need to get as much vitamin C into your body as possible. I don't think you can overdose on it.
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Irn Bru, Cream Soda, 7-Up. Berocca or the fizzy Vitamin C tabs. Ice cream or Ribena Calippos. Paracetamol and Nurofen. Laurel & Hardy or Warner Bros cartoons on DVD.
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Our MD just put a bottle of Lanson Black Label Champagne (depuis 1760, apparently) on my desk. I'm not sure this is the same quality or value as Cristal, but I'll gladly FedEx it over if you think it might help.
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Sorry! I get vitamin C rage... Last time I had a cold I had loads of co-codamol and hot whisky, which made me really high. It was great.
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I'm going to double up on the anusol and stick that bottle of glenlivet archive in the microwave. When it's boiling I'll guzzle it down with a blended chaser of chicken soup, ice cream, and berocca.
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Who are you going to trust with your information about Vitamin C. A Scientist or a Quality Analyst? I think you know what makes sense.
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...Oh and while I am here can anyone recommend good things to watch ...things with lots of episodes like West wing, Heroes, Lost...etc etc...I intend to hibernate for the rest of the winter with co-codamol, whisky and episodes...
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When I joined, the ratings given for the calls were generally very good but I didn't feel it was a fair assessment of what our customers would rate them so I have revamped the way in which people score the calls so it is less of a tickbox exercise and more picking out on things that customers would rate as important and so although the numeric score dropped drastically for the calls, this is going back up and I think the customers are enjoying much better service.
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But I still wonder if there have been any notable trends since Cherry in Hove started working in this field. Has the quality been improving steadily? Any blips? Was there a dark time, now only ever talked about in hushed tones, when call quality took a real nosedive?
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Delivering customer satisfaction, with a commitment to ensuring deliverable quality going forward and creating an added-value user experience.
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Giving stakeholders a real say in the solutions provided by empowering user choice through the implementation of a quality-based experience metric to ensure a satisfaction-driven service delivery.
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We believe in the potential of a well-implemented eBusiness strategy, seamlessly combining a state-of-the-art front-end design and back-end infrastructure to build an integrated solution.
quote:Originally posted by MiscellaneousFiles: Our mission is to build great software solutions and provide fanatical support to our clients.
I think that would be punchier if it read, "Our mission is to build great software solutions and provide intrusively fanatical support to our clients."
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I think Benway will be glad to have these corporate messages on his thread when he returns with his medicine. They will give him relief.
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