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I don't know about you, but at least twice a year I have to contact [Jutta] and have a new royalty cheque cut due to them going missing in the post. This is a waste of [Jutta]'s time, and obviously incurs unnecessary expense for the HB.
My suggestion is simple; having received the royalty payments
each month and done the necessary calculations, instead of sending a cheque and a per-idea breakdown in the post, the breakdown be sent by e-mail and the money deposited electronically direct to each halfbaker's bank account. This could be an opt-in system.
(Obviously if none of your ideas have been good enough to be commercially licensed by the [HB], this will mean nothing to you)
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You just reminded me to send out my Annotations Invoices. I really don't need all the extra money, but what can you do? |
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Wake up, [vvv]. Time for your next shift. Clean the shovel when you've finished. |
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It seems nobody has licensed any of our [emperor]'s ideas.... |
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I've found it more tax-efficient to receive share options. |
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Oh, please, yes. Particularly if it helps keep track of the currency conversions. |
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I just deposit all my premiums into my 201/2 IRA. I
can't wait till I can retire and visit London and
Australia on my prior earnings. Yay! Finally! |
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blissy can kip here with me anytime. |
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Both please, one atop, one and a half, abottom. And
thank you both. |
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I opted for the deferred payment program. As long as you only get up to go to the bathroom you get to keep an open tab. |
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//nobody has licensed any//
D'oh! What gave it away? ;-) |
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Well 2fry, going to the bathroom around here seems
to be pretty lucrative. With all the seat, and paper
ideas, it would seem some bakers never get off. |
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