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[[Margin Amount (IA) - IM CSD Provision|There]] is no comparison worthy of making. We are in Sinead O’Connor territory here, friends, and no mistake. | [[Margin Amount (IA) - IM CSD Provision|There]] is no comparison worthy of making. We are in Sinead O’Connor territory here, friends, and no mistake. | ||
===[[Game For A Laugh]] drafting=== | ===[[Game For A Laugh]] drafting=== | ||
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{{quote|''British TV show ''[[Game For A Laugh]]'' revolved around a variety of practical jokes, often as elaborate set-ups on unsuspecting members of the public, either studio-based or shot on location. Studio games included the “Dunk Tank”, “Glube Tube”, “Pie Chair”, and “Comprehend the ISDA clause” in which varying amounts of mess were dealt out. Each segment would end with the hapless victim [[negotiator]] being made aware of the joke by a member of {{icds}}, who would then announce that [[negotiator]] had proved to be “game for a laugh!”''}} | |||
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There is no comparison worthy of making. We are in Sinead O’Connor territory here, friends, and no mistake.
Game For A Laugh drafting
From Wikipedia:
British TV show Game For A Laugh revolved around a variety of practical jokes, often as elaborate set-ups on unsuspecting members of the public, either studio-based or shot on location. Studio games included the “Dunk Tank”, “Glube Tube”, “Pie Chair”, and “Comprehend the ISDA clause” in which varying amounts of mess were dealt out. Each segment would end with the hapless victim negotiator being made aware of the joke by a member of ISDA’s crack drafting squad™, who would then announce that negotiator had proved to be “game for a laugh!”