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Thissler is the little known practice of leaving your job and walking away from useless managers regardless of the consequences. The then Labour government tried to ban this practice prompting Cheryl Cole to release her protest song "We've got to fight, fight , fight, fight, fight for thissler". Since the Conservative victory this practice has been welcomed by the government as it fits in with their plans of putting Britain in a deeper recession.

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