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Completion BBQ
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Gareth Hughes
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Yes, and yes. It might have to go down in the "bribes book".
I'm assuming you don't intend to barbecue the CO, of course :twisted:
I'm assuming you don't intend to barbecue the CO, of course :twisted:
Flyfisher
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I'd also answer yes.
I don't know about any constraints on a CO being able to accept such an invitation, but I can't really see why not. Especially as you're marking the end of the project so it's a bit late to think of bribery now. :wink:
I don't know about any constraints on a CO being able to accept such an invitation, but I can't really see why not. Especially as you're marking the end of the project so it's a bit late to think of bribery now. :wink:
Penners
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Before you invite him, I think you need to think carefully about how much you plan to drink.sidd said:The question is: would you invite the CO? Would he be allowed to accept? There's no particular agenda.
It might not be a good plan to get hammered, tell him that he's your best mate and giggle about the 17th century barn that you demolished before anyone noticed.