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what is the differenc between finance and accounts i often see the finance department under which all accounts are maintained???

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No difference.

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whats the difference between posting meaningless spam on the internet and a five year old knocking on doors and running away....

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It's more difficult to get the spammer with a sniper rifle?

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Shamus wrote:

It's more difficult to get the spammer with a sniper rifle?

 

 This made me laugh so much others in the office have asked what's going on biggrin



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Just one more service that I offer James :)

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Made me laugh wink.gif

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