That is a bargain. Especially as it arrived intact this time.
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That is a bargain. Especially as it arrived intact this time.
Yes . Although the first was fully intact and sold to be as working , but only barely lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
To be honest Martin , I have no great interest in spending loads on a turntable (not that I cant afford to though) .
Both Aiwas are lucky finds , I decided I liked the first one enough to buy this as a spare or vice versa. Direct drive , not quartz lock , less to go wrong ,but still steady enough on speed , semi auto, and I love the look of them !!! Just need to clear the others out to make some room
Dust gathers in places
Is this reasonable?
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-new...where-13526034
It does seem somewhat draconian as well as being ironic, in that their pension scheme depends on investment in the tobacco industry.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Yes, no doubt some 'holier than thou' policy committee placing unnecessarily difficult demands on employees.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
think someone will challenge that at some time and win.
I retired over 10 years ago, the company that I worked for had banned smoking anywhere on the large site. And, there were plenty of open spaces around the many buildings there.
Being a non smoker, I was not bothered, but smokers found this very difficult.
As smokers are very much in the minority these days they're always going to be shit on by committees. If I was on a committee I would propose the banning of alcohol during lunch breaks and people with comb-overs, but then I would be outnumbered there too.
It won't end with smokers - next up will be employees who drive to work. Everyone will be forced to cycle, walk or take public transport.
No, it certainly isn't. Far from it, and that's from a staunch non-smoker! As ever, they have to take things way too far:doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Marco.