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That's like the text you get from Sky when you are roaming in Europe ... "Great news, your Roaming Passport Plus is active. You'll only be charged for the days you use. The £2 charge will be added to your bill" .... Yeah that is great news I have to pay £2 fucking pounds a day!Mussels wrote: Thu Feb 02, 2023 9:28 am E.ON has just sent me an email saying my fixed rate is coming to an end, at the bottom of it is their little sun cartoon character doing a cartwheel telling me my bill will be going up 700%. They need a new communications manager.
It's perhaps an honest reaction and depiction of the company,after awarding themselves a 700% pay rise.Mussels wrote: Thu Feb 02, 2023 9:28 am E.ON has just sent me an email saying my fixed rate is coming to an end, at the bottom of it is their little sun cartoon character doing a cartwheel telling me my bill will be going up 700%. They need a new communications manager.
Stoopid fukkers 
Even some restaurants take card details in advance. You don't turn up for a booking, you still pay to cover their losses.Noggin wrote: Sun Feb 05, 2023 11:21 am But, amazing how many people object to paying for their airport transfer in advance. Can't see the chalet company or the airline saying "Sure, pay half now and half at the end of your holiday"
Most around here do, because the 'London' habit of booking one (or more) restaurants months ahead, and then deciding where to go at the last minute has spread down with the emmets. One small restaurant owner was complaining last year he had 17 no-shows on a busy Saturday night, so his 30 seater restaurant was half empty. He now takes a credit card, and the website warns you WILL be charged.Horse wrote: Sun Feb 05, 2023 12:07 pm Even some restaurants take card details in advance. You don't turn up for a booking, you still pay to cover their losses.
Is there some rule about local journalism that every story has to have at least 3, very simple, spelling mistakes in it?McNab wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2023 2:33 pm The absolute state of journalism these days.
This is just one example of the drivel shat out by these so called professionals.
I dispair
Not only is there no story, just a jazzed up advert for Iceland, the clickbait headline is based on some random comment on twitter.
My MSN news page is full of shite like this, normally from the myLondon 'news' site. The only thing that shocks me about the article is that there are no spelling mistakes in the headline.
There's your problem right there.
Maybe their brother/sister/gran/dog died.Scotsrich wrote: Sat Feb 04, 2023 6:04 pm Another rant about last minute call offs.
I think I complained before about call offs to our archery intro course.
The latest course was fully booked for 6pm Friday.
So of course we had a 3 person family call off at 2.15 because ‘sorry we can’t commit at present’
So it took you till then to decide?
Yeah I know
If they explain the reasons, then fair enough, life happens. But if they just can't be arsed to turn up... well.Mr. Dazzle wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2023 3:04 pmMaybe their brother/sister/gran/dog died.Scotsrich wrote: Sat Feb 04, 2023 6:04 pm Another rant about last minute call offs.
I think I complained before about call offs to our archery intro course.
The latest course was fully booked for 6pm Friday.
So of course we had a 3 person family call off at 2.15 because ‘sorry we can’t commit at present’
So it took you till then to decide?
Maybe their car broke down or their boiler has exploded.
Maybe they're just cvnts.
You never know.
Do they even do any research?
Man,that's funny.Druid wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2023 8:07 pmDo they even do any research?
Shock as unknown blues singer beats Beyonce, Adele, Taylor Swift, to win Song of the Year Grammy
The singer in question is Bonnie Rait, who was first nominated for a Grammy in 1980, first won a Grammy in 1990 and has won 15 Grammys in total. Just because the "journalist" hasn't heard of her doesn't mean she's unknown ffs
43 years to become an overnight successDruid wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2023 8:07 pm
The singer in question is Bonnie Rait, who was first nominated for a Grammy in 1980, first won a Grammy in 1990 and has won 15 Grammys in total.
TBH If I was Bonnie Rait and looking at their roster of 'the greatest musical artists the world can currently offer' I'd tell them where to stick their Grammy.Druid wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2023 8:07 pmDo they even do any research?
Shock as unknown blues singer beats Beyonce, Adele, Taylor Swift, to win Song of the Year Grammy
The singer in question is Bonnie Rait, who was first nominated for a Grammy in 1980, first won a Grammy in 1990 and has won 15 Grammys in total. Just because the "journalist" hasn't heard of her doesn't mean she's unknown ffs