One for the spelling police

[Osinjak]

Digger said:

AlexRS2782 said:

This one appears to have the full trifecta of spelling, grammar and punctuation

Reeman said:

LEGAL AND LAWFUL LOOP HOLE
regester it in your name if you insure and tax it which you dont have to it will strengthen your case .....the bill of rights act 1689 which is a scroll in the houses of parliment that puts judges ware they are now says your propert is you property and you can sell when you see fit and no governmemt can interfear .......check out bill of rights act 1689 clause 2 section 12 .....no fine of forfiture can be imposed on any said person with out going to court and is null and void and ilegal

A comma is required after grammar.

I do hope you're pulling his grammatical leg.

[227bhp]

tortop45 said:

Why do you think car tyers have dates on them now ? coz coming down to road from the EU you will have to change them weather theyre worn out or not as part of the MOT when they get to a curtan age.

[singlecoil]

Digger said:

A comma is required after grammar.

I don't think so.

[Magic919]

The Oxford comma.

[singlecoil]

Magic919 said:

The Oxford comma.

Quite. The comma is optional, not required.

[Magic919]

Du1point8 said:

But hes a lovable rouge who is a great footballer

[Osinjak]

mgv8 said:

As far as safty if your a non-member then its not there problem, if there was danger then that is what the police are there fore.

[Digger]

Sorry SC, again I couldn't resist. . .

singlecoil said:

Your making the right choice

[singlecoil]

Digger said:

Sorry SC, again I couldn't resist. . .

singlecoil said:

Your making the right choice

OH FFS, if you had followed that conversation you would have realised that I used that word quite deliberately! The smiley was an extra clue. Go back and read it again. All of it.

[Digger]

Calm down petal.

singlecoil said:

Well I guess if that's your only two choices then you've made the right one.

[Digger]

singlecoil said:

I do have a sense of humour, but it only responds to reasonable quality stuff. I could give examples if you need any.

[227bhp]

gowmonster said:

If your advertising a job, you want the person applying to think it's more not less!

really should be £8 plus benifits, even if the benifits are free cups of tea

[anonymous-user]

anonymous said:

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[Magic919]

Handman said:

Im not sure, he defiantly didnt open the door up. He loosened the bottom of the door card and put his hover inside

[Magic919]

saaby93 said:

It could be anywhere anytime anyplace

[Magic919]

Jonesy23 said:

An interventionist prone to making ill thought out statements because she feels it might be for the good of the populous.

[Magic919]

blueg33 said:

Until recently, for sport cars I was a died in the wool, stick shift with clutch pedal supporter.

[matchmaker]

talksthetorque said:

@ least you didn't use an ampersat.

[singlecoil]

Streetrod said:

We are looking to build a smaller version of about 5000 - 6000 sq feet version on the house with the Porsche spider out front.

[ATTAK Z]

ncbbmw said:

I work in a car dealership and as a general rule we haven't took cash for 2 years only card payment. It was introduced to reduce costs and now we no longer have any onsite accounts staff.

95% of the time its fine but if the customer has no other way to pay we will take cash for parts or service repairs up to about £300.00 rather than them not being able to pay.

We do get the odd 'let's be awkward' type who claim not to have cards but magically produce one after a few grumbles.

From a business point of view not taking cash is great, saves a lot of time with banking and cash going missing.