The mind truly boggles . . . :doh:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234273949...EAAOSwdilfYTDb
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The mind truly boggles . . . :doh:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234273949...EAAOSwdilfYTDb
might have to rely on a best offer me thinks...
Well it ain't going in my skip, lowering the tone of the place...
Here's a rather strange and hard to believe skip related story:
Last week my next door neighbour asked if he could chuck an old telly in my skip, save him a trip to the tip, Course he could, I said. We get on great - I get his read "What Hifi" and "Hifi Choice" mags, and he gets my Which? magazine :)
But then a few days later he got an email from Amazon acknowledging some films he'd rented through his Prime Video account. Which he hadn't. Turns out the order had been made via his TV (the one in my skip, which has since mysteriously vanished!) Amazon recognised this scam as a thing that is happening these days, and waived the invoice.
There seems to be no limit to the resourcefulness and bare faced cheek of modern-day scumbags.
He must be made of money if he can just skip a working telly.
I was imagining it was one of those old wooden cased things from the 1970s not a modern smart TV.
Round here all they chuck out is really crappy Argos furniture and old mattresses. If you look in the entries there'll always be at least two mattresses.
Soon they'll become so advanced that they will be able to steal your DNA off the mattress and clone another you.
They're welcome to clone me it will teach them a lesson.
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Anyways in 30 odd years living round here I've never once seen anything in a skip that was worth anything.
My mate in London finds valuable antiques just lying by the kerb, on a regular basis this is. He found a fire surround once, got three hundred for it.