One for the spelling police

[RobinOakapple]

rfisher said:

Any legal bods on here know if there is a mechanism in place to assist when an executer (and beneficiary) of a will is failing to behave themselves?

[RobinOakapple]

Mr Trophy said:

Pearl neckless?

Wrong on more than one level.

[Doofus]

[threespires]

I'm hearing a lot of people saying 'swap out' these days.

[whoami]

desolate said:

It could well be that this old flame has just rekindled her kink and you have been soul beneficiary so far.

[marshalla]

AndStilliRise said:

Well I am off to work. I believe we (parents) have been called in tomorrow which I need to confirm today. Can I also add that there is at least another boy involved (whose phone it is).

Thanks for all the replies. Although not a A* performer either me or DS we do tow the reasonably average line quite well.

obviously gets all this from his mother.

[RobinOakapple]

jshell said:

and when I was younger, and shameless, I did very dirty things with women who's other half's thought the way you did...

[rohrl]

JoeGuard1990 said:

Low and behold...

[lowdrag]

RobinOakapple said:

rfisher said:

Any legal bods on here know if there is a mechanism in place to assist when an executer (and beneficiary) of a will is failing to behave themselves?

I've been the executor of three wills, and the lack of supervision astounds and appals me. I could have stolen umpteen thousands of pounds I found which no one had any idea existed.When dealing with the affairs of, as in one case, a spinster of 83 who died suddenly, wasa case in point. Finding National Savings certificates 30 yrs old, building society accounts from one bit of paper but no savings book, so many things. But as an executor you are above suspicion it seems. I suggest you request from the executor a formal statement of affairs with supporting evidence. If no success, I think you'll have to turn to legal advice.

And, a propose the thread, it's executor.

Edited by lowdrag on Tuesday 15th December 12:35

[rohrl]

Lowdrag said:

...a propose...

[RobinOakapple]

rohrl said:

Lowdrag said:

...a propose...

And apparently he lives in France!

[marshalla]

David A said:

Just read his first statement - so lorry alledgey flashes him at the end of a 50 limit, he puts his hazards on, lorry goes for an overtake, all the other traffic backs off, he then sits/drives into the lorrys blindspot and may have got hit.

[RobinOakapple]

gowmonster said:

i read it 3 times and didn't pick up on it it, your brain has a tenancy to fill in words or skip repeated words.

[marshalla]

Jimmy Recard said:

Have you applied for a job diffusing bombs?

[Magic919]

silversurfer1 said:

i have the very simular Stovax riva studio its very well made indeed

[Magic919]

btcc123 said:

It seams the cars with Automatic headlights are too sensitive including mine.I will do thinks manually from now on.

[lowdrag]

RobinOakapple said:

rohrl said:

Lowdrag said:

...a propose...

And apparently he lives in France!

Oh bugger! Using an apple so can't find out how to out the grave on the "a"! Yes, should be a propos. Control 0224 usually sorts out the accent but not on apple.

[RobinOakapple]

lowdrag said:

RobinOakapple said:

rohrl said:

Lowdrag said:

...a propose...

And apparently he lives in France!

Oh bugger! Using an apple so can't find out how to out the grave on the "a"! Yes, should be a propos. Control 0224 usually sorts out the accent but not on apple.

There's the superfluous 'e' as well, of course

[marshalla]

lowdrag said:

Oh bugger! Using an apple so can't find out how to out the grave on the "a"! Yes, should be a propos. Control 0224 usually sorts out the accent but not on apple.

à propos this - try holding the "a" key down for a bit longer than normal and watch what happens

[marshalla]

whatxd said:

What about oversees? I read that viewing figures on the whole are falling across the globe. Do Sky have global TV rights or is just in UK/ Europe?