Yeah. It's bollocks.
And what's this crap about us paying them around 40 billion nicker? If the EU was properly organised, there would be an established contingency fund that every country chips into to cover costs if one leaves.
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Yeah. It's bollocks.
And what's this crap about us paying them around 40 billion nicker? If the EU was properly organised, there would be an established contingency fund that every country chips into to cover costs if one leaves.
Got son's dog its xmas pressie today... a bottle of bottom sniffer :eyebrows: dog beer:lol:
You want me to tell you anything ....
How about this? - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...ngham-42271150
Plonker!
Beat you to it Dave! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dave2010
http://theartofsound.net/forum/showt...at-Work-(No-2)
Probably has as much cement in his head Dick[emoji4]Quote:
Originally Posted by dave2010
OK. So back to banks then.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Round here - congested over populated south - banks close with a promise (!!!) to keep the cash machines. But the promise is short lived, so that the cash machines disappear some months later. There is now only one bank within a couple of miles, though it is near some shops - see next para, so most of the time there are two cash dispensers accessible even on Sunday - if they actually have any money in them!
A recent development is that some shops - for example the Coop - now have free cash dispenser machines, which is fine if people are aware of this, and also if the shops are open. Our local Post Office closed and was relocated into a very small shop - and the postal services and other services still function quite well in that, but the ultimate threat is to close POs completely. Getting cash on a Sunday can quite often be very difficult, and sometimes it is useful to have cash then.
Re cheques - they are still useful, and there are also some circumstances and some very special places where cash may be difficul.- http://theclinkcharity.org/the-clink-restaurants/ and cheques are the way to go.
Just got me a new laptop. Well, new second hand. Fujitsu Lifebook A series. No idea of it is any good in the range of these things but has all the things my old one didn't. Numeric keypad, disc drive, memory... and it's massive. Lovely condition too, looks brand new.
got a spill resistant keyboard for those slips of the can :eyebrows:
It does; my old one was always sticky with beer spills so it will no doubt be put to the test.
Very cold but no snow here in sunny Portsmouth... :)