One for the spelling police

[singlecoil]

Martin4x4 said:

No they are not volunteers, the vast majority are paid hansomly

If you agree a direct debit, then the first year of donations will be split between the chugger and his employer. It is only after the first year that your donation goes to the charity.

[singlecoil]

kambites said:

I quite enjoy such comments - they make me realise that no matter how shallow I might be on occasion, I can never match the general populous.

[PoleDriver]

singlecoil said:

Martin4x4 said:

No they are not volunteers, the vast majority are paid hansomly

If you agree a direct debit, then the first year of donations will be split between the chugger and his employer. It is only after the first year that your donation goes to the charity.

Paid in taxis?

[PoleDriver]

singlecoil said:

Martin4x4 said:

No they are not volunteers, the vast majority are paid hansomly

If you agree a direct debit, then the first year of donations will be split between the chugger and his employer. It is only after the first year that your donation goes to the charity.

They get paid in Taxis?

[whoami]

DonkeyApple said:

now that we've solved 5000 years of usary issues let's get back to North Sea Oil and mocking the tts losing their jobs.

[singlecoil]

Celtic Dragon said:

I have to admit I do feel like that. To me its just become too commercialized now, when stuff is in the shops 3 months before the event I do get a little erked. I've seen creme and mini eggs on the shop floor already and its still December.

To me its just not special anymore.

Think I'd be 'erked' if I saw creme eggs on the floor of a shop too.

[whoami]

Spare tyre said:

In all my cars I have a small leather man type doodar tucked away

[marshalla]

photosnob said:

I'd like to here from a lawyer on this... Simply but in whatever line of business, would a contract be allowed where you can take money from people and then include in the terms and conditions that we reserve the right to give you nothing for your money if we so decide for whatever reason.

Now when I ran a company - if I'd included in my terms and conditions that I could keep deposits for whatever so reason I chose I'd have been laughed out of a court room, trading standards would have ripped me up. So why do people think that it's acceptable in this environment.

[singlecoil]

HTP99 said:

Myself and my wife trust each other implicitley (sp?) I can go to a strip joint or a lap dancing club;

If in doubt, don't check, just write '(sp?)'.

[Douglas Arfempty]

Glenn Mills has just hurt my head.

[singlecoil]

okie592 said:

She would of had to take the lid off to take the tea bag out and put the milk in.


Stupid bh

[Bull McCabe]

Where do you begin with this one?
Getting the make of your own car wrong is probably difficult enough but given that it is on the rocker cover and the steering wheel in the pictures of his ad is special and that is only the start of it.

Also, perhaps someone might wish to explain to him what a classic car is.

http://cars.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-for-sale/toyto...

[singlecoil]

Dixy said:

I suggesting that the Stig was the clinitition and the original driver was the patient.

[marshalla]

037 said:

Some classics on the Salford Bargins Facebook Page! I believe it's supposed to read ' Who does Botox'

[singlecoil]

Sheets Tabuer said:

Unless his mother is mira hindly

[226bhp]

singlecoil said:

Sheets Tabuer said:

Unless his mother is mira hindly

Sounds like a right shower...

mwstewart said:

I've come up against a lier in the past and in similar circumstacnes to yourself.

[tobinen]

ShayneJ said:

yup because the "national limit" varies depending on the road class and the vehicle being driven on it
the driver is expected to know what apply's to them at the time.

[goldblum]

irish boy said:

No matter what people say on this thread I still enjoyed It 100 times more than the usual eastender style dribble normally on the box.

[singlecoil]

goldblum said:

irish boy said:

No matter what people say on this thread I still enjoyed It 100 times more than the usual eastender style dribble normally on the box.

That may have been deliberate, in conversation I have often been known to refer to Eastenders and other programmes of a similar level (Downton Abbey, Coronation Street etc) as dribble.

[whoami]

goldblum said:

Yes. We keep animals as pets even now, arthropomorphise them, photograph them, love them, feed them and er....keep them in servitude.