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Posted
9 hours ago, horriblemercedes said:

Paedos. All indignation on social media is about paedos 

Is that a Spanish delicacy?

Posted
10 hours ago, Bren said:

It is the staff I feel sorry for. The chain that own the beefeater obviously aren't arsed about the branch I ate in.

It’s mostly kids getting paid the absolute bare minimum so it’s inevitable they won’t give a shit. I’ve given up with eating out in the U.K., ok I’ll nip in the Wetherspoons if it’s otherwise not practical to cook but I’d not waste the money on Hungry Horse etc. Also the beer in a lot of these places is dreadful, you get half way down a pint and immediately feel that awful you have to go home, Wetherspoons is probably an exception as the beer is usually quite good there but Hungry Horse/Beefeater etc... forget it. 

Posted
28 minutes ago, sierraman said:

It’s mostly kids getting paid the absolute bare minimum so it’s inevitable they won’t give a shit. I’ve given up with eating out in the U.K., ok I’ll nip in the Wetherspoons if it’s otherwise not practical to cook but I’d not waste the money on Hungry Horse etc. Also the beer in a lot of these places is dreadful, you get half way down a pint and immediately feel that awful you have to go home, Wetherspoons is probably an exception as the beer is usually quite good there but Hungry Horse/Beefeater etc... forget it. 

There's plenty of places to eat out and be guaranteed a flipping lovely meal and a good pint, but any chain place puts a pretty low cap on how good a meal can be (but seemingly not how bad it can be)

A few pubs I visit often and the food is always very very good - all fresh, locally sourced meat (One place you can see out of the window to the field where your steak came from) and it's not really much more expensive than eating at beefeater - A sirloin steak would be £18/20, a big burger £14, £12 for a pie etc. Always a couple of good local beers on cask and they are al busy enough to sell it through before it goes dead. These are long running successful businesses with staff that have been there for years. 

It's possible to run a decent pub and keep the customers and staff happy if all the profits aren't syphoned off by pricks at a head office somewhere. 

Posted
18 hours ago, Zelandeth said:

Just saw someone deliberately swerve to hit a fox that had just crossed the road.

A very common sight here where the fox is an introduced species and is considered a feral pest.

Posted
1 hour ago, MorrisItalSLX said:

A very common sight here where the fox is an introduced species and is considered a feral pest.

Given the population explosion of urban foxes in the UK, that is fast becoming true here too.

Posted
31 minutes ago, Talbot said:

Given the population explosion of urban foxes in the UK, that is fast becoming true here too.

you are Jo Maugham AICMFP

Posted
7 minutes ago, cobblers said:

you are Jo Maugham AICMFP

I had to look up who that is.  I fail to see the connection tbh..

Posted
3 minutes ago, Talbot said:

I had to look up who that is.  I fail to see the connection tbh..

He apparently killed a fox with a cricket bat or something. No idea if he really did or not

 

I guess it sounded like you also have distaste for foxes

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I think they're a invasive species, much like Pidgeons, but wouldn't beat one to death!

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16 minutes ago, Talbot said:

I had to look up who that is.  I fail to see the connection tbh..

 an urban fox got into his chickens and was stuck in a fence and he clobbered it to death with a cricket bat or something along those lines, I admit it was a bit of a stretch tbf 😅

Posted
1 hour ago, cobblers said:

 

 an urban fox got into his chickens and was stuck in a fence and he clobbered it to death with a cricket bat or something along those lines, I admit it was a bit of a stretch tbf 😅

Dressed in a kimono, I believe.

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I've just painted our dining room ceiling, and now I need a cuddle.

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Posted
2 hours ago, artdjones said:

Dressed in a kimono, I believe.

Dafuq difference does that make?  That has to be fuelled by tabloid journalism.   It wouldn't have made a blind bit of difference to the fox if he'd been in a white-tie dress-suit or a latex gimp-suit.

Posted

Suddenly realised I haven't had a look at the Boxster for a while. Seats, gearknob and roof have gone all mouldy 

 

Any great tips for cleaning it? 

 

Posted

Took my son out to the shops and Parked up in a disabled spot the other day , next spot to some old couple in a Honda... The woman passenger gave me right looking at , and then her husband , tutting away ,so I looked right back , lifted up my son's blue badge and grinned back at them ...

F in nosey judgemental twats ..

Posted
1 hour ago, MikeR said:

Took my son out to the shops and Parked up in a disabled spot the other day , next spot to some old couple in a Honda... The woman passenger gave me right looking at , and then her husband , tutting away ,so I looked right back , lifted up my son's blue badge and grinned back at them ...

F in nosey judgemental twats ..

Before my mother (83) got a blue badge, I would park in the parent and child spaces if I was with her. It doesn’t say parents with young children, does it? 

Posted
4 hours ago, horriblemercedes said:

Suddenly realised I haven't had a look at the Boxster for a while. Seats, gearknob and roof have gone all mouldy 

 

Any great tips for cleaning it? 

 

I would assume these are leather. Could try some sort of acid. Vinegar is acidic.

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Posted
18 minutes ago, Remspoor said:

I would assume these are leather. Could try some sort of acid. Vinegar is acidic.

That's right, leather. So far I've used a leather cleaner I had in the cupboard which has seemed to do a good job, but it's too early to tell. I'll have to try something else on the roof lining 

Posted
22 minutes ago, Remspoor said:

I would assume these are leather. Could try some sort of acid. Vinegar is acidic.

 

2 minutes ago, horriblemercedes said:

That's right, leather. So far I've used a leather cleaner I had in the cupboard which has seemed to do a good job, but it's too early to tell. I'll have to try something else on the roof lining 

Yes... white vinegar, watered down, maybe 50/50 and put on a cloth.  Rub this over the mould and it will remove it, leaving it less likely to come back.

My Boxster is ok, but the Mini Cooper gets really bad inside during its winter rest. 

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Posted

Someone forgot to remind wales that the four goal difference needed was not to England’s favour. Where’s Michael sheen?

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medical sucks

its going on longer than thought

but they told me today whats wrong should be ok - apart superficial shite thats still going on

gp has been worse than useless - they got the task of monitoring it and so far they havent - apart from the initial referral theyve done fuck all

they were told by the hospital to check up and provide medicines etc - despite them emailing them numerous times and even ringing them a few times at one stage gp hasnt bothered

so they got shouted at by me today - result is appt on sat 10th :D

which makes me grin as i looked at what day it was so i could put into a reminder on phone realised it was a sat :D - that means im not working that day :D

they said routine procedures they do they do on a sat

bit like the haematology - all their proddings are on a tuesday morning so they get processed tuesday afternoon (they were asked a long time ago why only tuesday :D even when the appts were miles in advance etc)

 

 

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Posted
6 hours ago, Talbot said:

Dafuq difference does that make?  That has to be fuelled by tabloid journalism.   It wouldn't have made a blind bit of difference to the fox if he'd been in a white-tie dress-suit or a latex gimp-suit.

He posted it on twitter himself, lf memory serves it was his wife's silk kimono.

Pillock that he is, found himself under investigation for animal cruelty as a consequence 

Posted
8 minutes ago, fairkens said:

He posted it on twitter himself, lf memory serves it was his wife's silk kimono.

Pillock that he is, found himself under investigation for animal cruelty as a consequence 

Was the fox wearing the kimono? Old joke! ( last night I shot an elephant in my pyjamas etc).

the whole original storey was very odd, and like many indiscretions only became public knowledge because he himself told everyone.

Posted
1 hour ago, richardmorris said:

Was the fox wearing the kimono? Old joke! ( last night I shot an elephant in my pyjamas etc).

the whole original storey was very odd, and like many indiscretions only became public knowledge because he himself told everyone.

I presume it made him feel especially manly and he wanted to boast about it.

Posted
17 hours ago, horriblemercedes said:

That's right, leather. So far I've used a leather cleaner I had in the cupboard which has seemed to do a good job, but it's too early to tell. I'll have to try something else on the roof lining 

leather cleaner has no disinfectant. It will however, make the steering wheel slide through your hands easier.

Posted

Did they trespass though? The gate looked to be open and they could well have been in there doing some business but didn't film that bit. Nobody seemed to bother them anyway.

Posted

Get in car to go to work: Dark
Get in car to come home from work: Dark

I’d love to see my car in the daylight at some point. Blummin hate winter daylight hours. 

Posted

My mother heard a bang about 19:40 tonight so she looked outside to find my dad's Jag smashed into with it's wheel bent over,the other wheel is straight. Other person has admitted they did it. 

 

It was only motd a couple of weeks ago,bucket of arse, sorry the picture isn't to clear.

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