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[Chip Monk]

Or anyone else who isn't a total gimboid.

Is the term "Bankmaster Adjustment" a common bank clerking thing. If so what does it mean.

Answer now. Guessers need not apply, I can fucking do that myself.

[Skweeky]

I work for a bank and I've never heard of it in my life.

So there.

It's not a common thing.

[Skiz]

Am I a, "total gimboid"? :huh:

[Barbarossa]

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&hs=OGO&q=%22bankmaster+adjustment%22&btnG=Search&meta=

[Skweeky]

If a gimboid calls a gimboid a gimboid, does that mean the gimboid is not a gimboid and actually ubercool? :huh:

[SnnY]

If a gimboid calls a gimboid a gimboid, does that mean the gimboid is not a gimboid and actually ubercool? :huh:

I think the "it takes one to know one" paradigm applies.

[Chip Monk]

Am I a, "total gimboid"? :huh:

Total is such an all encompasing word.

In other news, lose the comma it's making the right thinking element think you're a total gimboid.

[Skiz]

Am I a, "total gimboid"? :huh:

Total is such an all encompasing word.

In other news, lose the comma it's making the right thinking element think you're a total gimboid.

A million n00bs posting "l33T SpEak" crap, and you make an observation about a comma. You're soooo being a tg right now. :sleep:

[thewizeard]

Still on moderation here...Blah Hbla Ahbl Lahb Blah!

[Chip Monk]

Total is such an all encompasing word.

In other news, lose the comma it's making the right thinking element think you're a total gimboid.

A million n00bs posting "l33T SpEak" crap, and you make an observation about a comma. You're soooo being a tg right now. :sleep:

Not here they aren't and I don't really care what happens in the fuck BT as a secure filesharing system section.

Not even a wee bit.

[Cheese]

At a guess I'd say it isn't a common banking term. I don't know what it means though.

Hope that helped.

[Chip Monk]

Thanks Cheese.

At last, a sensible well thought out respone.

[Jagarga]

what is a respone?

[SnnY]

Is it like bread?

[Mr JP Fugley]

It's when the spone has worn off and you have to get it fixed.