Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little
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Took the boy to drop him off at golf... Thought i'd get the car washed for Mrs Weeksy in Tesco
"yeah that's £20"
Say fucking what now !!!! I wanted a wash with soapy water not a 20,000 miles service !
"yeah that's £20"
Say fucking what now !!!! I wanted a wash with soapy water not a 20,000 miles service !
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Up here in the Northern wastes it's between 8-10 quid for a normal sized car.
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Washed with water that's been used on the previous 5 cars and a sponge dropped on the floor
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Top level wash in the John Lewis / Centre:MK carpark is >£100
I discovered the other day that I can get mine done for free at a number of places as part of the employee fleet car scheme
I discovered the other day that I can get mine done for free at a number of places as part of the employee fleet car scheme
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Sold something yesterday on ebay to someone in America via their global shipping programme. Was more than usually surprised at how little of the sale price got transferred to me so I had a look & they've not only taken postage cost into account before applying the final value fee percentage but also the local purchase tax for the recipient.
Thieving fuckers.
Thieving fuckers.
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Not BMP, but something I don't like, is when Mrs Gremlin isn't here. She went up to Manchester to see the Gremlinette yesterday, back on Friday. I've got up, made a bit of brekkie, put some music on, but it's too quiet in the house. I have nobody to sing to nor listen to my bad dad jokes.
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Penny goes to UK every 2 months, for 2 weeks to see her elderly mum.gremlin wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 7:23 am Not BMP, but something I don't like, is when Mrs Gremlin isn't here. She went up to Manchester to see the Gremlinette yesterday, back on Friday. I've got up, made a bit of brekkie, put some music on, but it's too quiet in the house. I have nobody to sing to nor listen to my bad dad jokes.
She goes today and first few days are great. Then it gets a bit lonely.
But her 91 year old mum needs her.
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I can arrange to come over for a fortnight and keep you entertained. Obvs I'll need expenses paid, free accommodation and beer on tap, but it's the kind of sacrifice I'm willing to make for the greater good.Yorick wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 9:12 amPenny goes to UK every 2 months, for 2 weeks to see her elderly mum.gremlin wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 7:23 am Not BMP, but something I don't like, is when Mrs Gremlin isn't here. She went up to Manchester to see the Gremlinette yesterday, back on Friday. I've got up, made a bit of brekkie, put some music on, but it's too quiet in the house. I have nobody to sing to nor listen to my bad dad jokes.
She goes today and first few days are great. Then it gets a bit lonely.
But her 91 year old mum needs her.
We're not spooning, mind.
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It was perfectly plausible up until that point.
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Item on eBay. £144.99 Inc free delivery.
There's a best offer option, so I try £120... But using best offer knocks the free delivery off so the total comes back at £144.00.
I then put £100 in and the offer total comes back at £120, so I submit.
The seller responds within a minute, counter offer £135 Inc delivery.
I hit accept, go to checkout and eBay has calculated I've committed to buy at £162!
Wtaf!
There's a best offer option, so I try £120... But using best offer knocks the free delivery off so the total comes back at £144.00.
I then put £100 in and the offer total comes back at £120, so I submit.
The seller responds within a minute, counter offer £135 Inc delivery.
I hit accept, go to checkout and eBay has calculated I've committed to buy at £162!
Wtaf!
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That'll be cheap. You were pissed on 3 pints last timegremlin wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 9:38 amI can arrange to come over for a fortnight and keep you entertained. Obvs I'll need expenses paid, free accommodation and beer on tap, but it's the kind of sacrifice I'm willing to make for the greater good.Yorick wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 9:12 amPenny goes to UK every 2 months, for 2 weeks to see her elderly mum.gremlin wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 7:23 am Not BMP, but something I don't like, is when Mrs Gremlin isn't here. She went up to Manchester to see the Gremlinette yesterday, back on Friday. I've got up, made a bit of brekkie, put some music on, but it's too quiet in the house. I have nobody to sing to nor listen to my bad dad jokes.
She goes today and first few days are great. Then it gets a bit lonely.
But her 91 year old mum needs her.
We're not spooning, mind.
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Yup. We've bailed on using eBay to sell on now and most people I know have as well because of their fees. I think they are thieving greedy fuckers. My wife has sold and bought quite a lot of stuff on Vinted lately and my mate uses shpock with good success..ChrisW wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 5:26 pm Sold something yesterday on ebay to someone in America via their global shipping programme. Was more than usually surprised at how little of the sale price got transferred to me so I had a look & they've not only taken postage cost into account before applying the final value fee percentage but also the local purchase tax for the recipient.
Thieving fuckers.
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TBF, if you can get me the same deal, I'll go toogremlin wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 9:38 amI can arrange to come over for a fortnight and keep you entertained. Obvs I'll need expenses paid, free accommodation and beer on tap, but it's the kind of sacrifice I'm willing to make for the greater good.Yorick wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 9:12 amPenny goes to UK every 2 months, for 2 weeks to see her elderly mum.gremlin wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 7:23 am Not BMP, but something I don't like, is when Mrs Gremlin isn't here. She went up to Manchester to see the Gremlinette yesterday, back on Friday. I've got up, made a bit of brekkie, put some music on, but it's too quiet in the house. I have nobody to sing to nor listen to my bad dad jokes.
She goes today and first few days are great. Then it gets a bit lonely.
But her 91 year old mum needs her.
We're not spooning, mind.
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Not remotely insignificant, but just got a message from my mate that had the really bad crash back in September. I got him to get in touch with White Dalton solicitors and that's been such a good thing - both for his mental state and the outcome.
Ok, most of the message should be in happy things as the lawyer has said (very angrily, see the comment below for why) that they should win now and he'll do everything he can to get the absolute best for my mate, but -
But FFS - some woman took her learner daughter out and caused a major life changing crash (could have been life ending without the trainee paramedic) and took ZERO responsibility. I know insurance companies have always said don't admit anything - but seriously?? How callous can you get???
Ok, most of the message should be in happy things as the lawyer has said (very angrily, see the comment below for why) that they should win now and he'll do everything he can to get the absolute best for my mate, but -
The bits that are boiling my piss are in bold. I mean, reading the account has made me cry again - the positive bit from the lawyer also made me cry for the opposite reasons!just thought you’d be interested to know, lawyer man rang me, he’s spoken to a couple of key witnesses about my crash, one of them followed the learner all the way from *** to the crash and stated that she was all over the road all the time, so much so she was making other cars do avoidance manoeuvres, at the time of the crash both witnesses said she was between 3-4 foot on my side of the road, once the crash had happened learner and what we presume is her mum just sat in there car while one of the witnesses came running over to see if I was ok, the witness claimed I was dead (not breathing and blue) so she preformed cpr on me, luckily she was a trainee paramedic, she did that for 20 minutes whilst waiting for the ambulance, about 10 minutes in the learners mum got out the car and came over to me taking pictures of me basically dead on the floor, the learners mum then said she could smell alcohol on me, another witness said she pretty quickly turned everyone against her by showing no remorse and trying to blame me dying on the floor when about 6 people had seen what happened
But FFS - some woman took her learner daughter out and caused a major life changing crash (could have been life ending without the trainee paramedic) and took ZERO responsibility. I know insurance companies have always said don't admit anything - but seriously?? How callous can you get???
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Some people are cunts. Unfortunately we have to learn how to live around them.Noggin wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 11:53 am Not remotely insignificant, but just got a message from my mate that had the really bad crash back in September. I got him to get in touch with White Dalton solicitors and that's been such a good thing - both for his mental state and the outcome.
Ok, most of the message should be in happy things as the lawyer has said (very angrily, see the comment below for why) that they should win now and he'll do everything he can to get the absolute best for my mate, but -
The bits that are boiling my piss are in bold. I mean, reading the account has made me cry again - the positive bit from the lawyer also made me cry for the opposite reasons!just thought you’d be interested to know, lawyer man rang me, he’s spoken to a couple of key witnesses about my crash, one of them followed the learner all the way from *** to the crash and stated that she was all over the road all the time, so much so she was making other cars do avoidance manoeuvres, at the time of the crash both witnesses said she was between 3-4 foot on my side of the road, once the crash had happened learner and what we presume is her mum just sat in there car while one of the witnesses came running over to see if I was ok, the witness claimed I was dead (not breathing and blue) so she preformed cpr on me, luckily she was a trainee paramedic, she did that for 20 minutes whilst waiting for the ambulance, about 10 minutes in the learners mum got out the car and came over to me taking pictures of me basically dead on the floor, the learners mum then said she could smell alcohol on me, another witness said she pretty quickly turned everyone against her by showing no remorse and trying to blame me dying on the floor when about 6 people had seen what happened
But FFS - some woman took her learner daughter out and caused a major life changing crash (could have been life ending without the trainee paramedic) and took ZERO responsibility. I know insurance companies have always said don't admit anything - but seriously?? How callous can you get???
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Rockburner wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 12:24 pm
Some people are cunts. Unfortunately we have to learn how to live around them.
As is my wont to say, 95% of the people you meet are nice, decent people. The other 5% are cunts. The trick is learning identify, and ultimately avoid, that piss-boiling 5%.
When I become the benevolent dictator of the Earth (it's a matter of when, not if), the 'Five Percenters', or at least the ones that survive the first cull, will be forced to wear 'Cunty Hats' whenever they step outside, to enable the 95% to avoid interaction with them.
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7 ⅝ in a nice light blue or grey with a contrasting logo, preferably in italicsgremlin wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 12:43 pmRockburner wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 12:24 pm
Some people are cunts. Unfortunately we have to learn how to live around them.
As is my wont to say, 95% of the people you meet are nice, decent people. The other 5% are cunts. The trick is learning identify, and ultimately avoid, that piss-boiling 5%.
When I become the benevolent dictator of the Earth (it's a matter of when, not if), the 'Five Percenters', or at least the ones that survive the first cull, will be forced to wear 'Cunty Hats' whenever they step outside, to enable the 95% to avoid interaction with them.
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Life
Firstly the van playing up
Secondly the weather, it's proper shite here ATM
Thirdly, the strimmer. Used it after the winter lay up, no issues. Go away for 3 weeks, it needs a complete carb strip, and another set of fuel pipes!!!!!!! Luckily I bought a couple of metres of hose last time so just the ballache of trying to fix it between the showers!
Firstly the van playing up
Secondly the weather, it's proper shite here ATM
Thirdly, the strimmer. Used it after the winter lay up, no issues. Go away for 3 weeks, it needs a complete carb strip, and another set of fuel pipes!!!!!!! Luckily I bought a couple of metres of hose last time so just the ballache of trying to fix it between the showers!
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For me today.....
it's going to FB market place and seeing multiple adverts that are so cheap, that they are obviously fake, that's bad enough, but what's BMP is that these lazy twats all use the same god damn photos #facepalm
it's going to FB market place and seeing multiple adverts that are so cheap, that they are obviously fake, that's bad enough, but what's BMP is that these lazy twats all use the same god damn photos #facepalm