Well, Jeremy will be ok - healthy bank account and nice pension:)
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Well, Jeremy will be ok - healthy bank account and nice pension:)
Maybe he'll have time now to sort out his front garden, last time I looked it was a disgrace :(
Caption competition :)
https://i.postimg.cc/DfqDr7sG/Header...-1024x1023.jpg
arrow points to the biggest cock;)
'I found this under the wife's side of the bed, and the fat end was still wet...'
Marco.
To marrow I ll be back in the Labour Party.
I don't believe it!! The Nigerian 'pirate' stowaways who hi-jacked the tanker in the English Channel a few days ago have been given bail. We all know what will happen now...........
They should be facing long jail time followed by repatriation (shame hanging for piracy is outlawed).
My partner was due to fly out of the country mid November.
With the lockdown here, and the destination country refusing to receive passengers, unless they are nationals, we set about trying to cancel the booking and get a credit note.
The booking company through which we bought the ticket have a very poor reputation regarding this; so I was somewhat apprehensive, despite having used them for the last 10 years or so without any problem. The problem we had was getting through to the UK office: none of the telephone numbers allowed one to speak to someone directly, they just gave links to do it all on-line - which of course failed.
Eventually, after much Googling we found a couple of telephone numbers for the head office in the US. Dialled the number and got a reply within a minute. Explained the situation, and after being put on hold for a couple of minutes whilst they went away to look at the T&Cs, came back to say we were eligible for a credit note, and after a minute or two received an e-mail of confirmation stating the value of the credit note, and giving a re-booking reference number.
So all well that ends well - but it did take a telephone call the US.