One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 3
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iSore said:
Apologies for late reply - 'a life' got in the way.
You should get one!
17'000 posts.
Seventeen thousand pointless brain farts.
Oh, the pub was excellent - thanks for asking. Black Rat cider is to be recommended.
Just out of interest how many posts are acceptable to you before you start being all weird?You should get one!
17'000 posts.
Seventeen thousand pointless brain farts.
Oh, the pub was excellent - thanks for asking. Black Rat cider is to be recommended.
bmw535i said:
Blown2CV said:
I can only assume this is internet bravado and you're not actually the tool you work so hard to present as. No one is taking the piss out of you for being retired early. You are having the piss taken out of you because in mentioning it (and the weird thigh thing - f
k knows why you felt that was needed) you sound like a stroker. Separately, for someone who is so carefree and chilled you exert a vast amount of effort describing all the 'knobs' you've encountered every day. I suppose you must get bored having nothing to do.
Apparently he is also registered disabled! Makes you wonder in what way - I mean, with all his muscles and sexual prowess it's hard to imagine it's a physical disability.......especially coupled with his sleuthing every number plate he comes across. Leads me to think he's probably got some mental health issues.k knows why you felt that was needed) you sound like a stroker. Separately, for someone who is so carefree and chilled you exert a vast amount of effort describing all the 'knobs' you've encountered every day. I suppose you must get bored having nothing to do. why not drop it and stop coming across as the people in the title of the thread??
JJ
bmw535i said:
problemchild1976 said:
what the hell are you 2 on??
why not drop it and stop coming across as the people in the title of the thread??
JJ
We're just laughing at a knob. Chill outwhy not drop it and stop coming across as the people in the title of the thread??
JJ
Remembering and then dragging up posts from days/weeks/months back is proper trolling/stalking and it makes pretty dull reading and you are giving readers the opportunity to highlight your own actions within this topic.
I'm actually laughing at the vision you are creating... of you PMing each other to plan your next witty retort then giggling to yourselves when it gets a reply
maybe just get a room and enjoy and leave the guy alone
JJ
problemchild1976 said:
I'm chilled.....and bored of reading 2 (i assume) grown men picking on another grown man because of their opinion, age, social standing, job history, employment status etc etc all because he has an opinion and puts some efforts into his posts on a thread where he accurately meets the topic title...
Remembering and then dragging up posts from days/weeks/months back is proper trolling/stalking and it makes pretty dull reading and you are giving readers the opportunity to highlight your own actions within this topic.
I'm actually laughing at the vision you are creating... of you PMing each other to plan your next witty retort then giggling to yourselves when it gets a reply
maybe just get a room and enjoy and leave the guy alone
JJ
Do you have awesome muscly legs too?Remembering and then dragging up posts from days/weeks/months back is proper trolling/stalking and it makes pretty dull reading and you are giving readers the opportunity to highlight your own actions within this topic.
I'm actually laughing at the vision you are creating... of you PMing each other to plan your next witty retort then giggling to yourselves when it gets a reply
maybe just get a room and enjoy and leave the guy alone
JJ
Nobody is PMing anyone as far as I know - sorry to ruin your amusing "vision" (which I haven't created, it's in your mind)
bmw535i said:
hello sailor...Do you have awesome muscly legs too? xx
Nobody is PMing anyone as far as I know - sorry to ruin your amusing "vision" (which I haven't created, it's in your mind)
you seem to like men with muscly legs Nobody is PMing anyone as far as I know - sorry to ruin your amusing "vision" (which I haven't created, it's in your mind)
amusing vision....
iblew2horses said:
Assume this is internet bravado
You sound like a stroker.
I suppose you must get bored having nothing to do.
JJYou sound like a stroker.
I suppose you must get bored having nothing to do.
problemchild1976 said:
bmw535i said:
hello sailor...Do you have awesome muscly legs too? xx
Nobody is PMing anyone as far as I know - sorry to ruin your amusing "vision" (which I haven't created, it's in your mind)
you seem to like men with muscly legs Nobody is PMing anyone as far as I know - sorry to ruin your amusing "vision" (which I haven't created, it's in your mind)
amusing vision....
iblew2horses said:
Assume this is internet bravado
You sound like a stroker.
I suppose you must get bored having nothing to do.
JJYou sound like a stroker.
I suppose you must get bored having nothing to do.
Cliftonite said:
Two things:
A bit tight to OT the bus methinks. Give way to oncoming if the obstruction is on your side? ding dong.- 'Planners' who think it is a good idea to build out bus stops into the carriageway, to bring about designer congestion.
- 'Drivers' who are seemingly incapable of attempting to pass designer obstructions, even when an opportunity may present itself.
Jonmx said:
parabolica said:
No, more like Delightful Parcel Delivery.
When you speak to them tomorrow, ask for the driver's name and inform them you'll be contacting the Police to report the theft. If the tracking is showing it as signed for and delivered, that is very different to it getting lost in the system. The way you have described watching the live tracking would very much suggests that it's the driver who's had it away. DPD and Interlink have cameras in their handheld scanners now and he should have taken a photo of the door of the property he delivered it to and/or have the signature of the neighbour.Ask that this information be relayed to the local depot manager and that you'll be happy to hold off speaking to the Police until you've spoken to him/her about this matter. I'd also liaise with the company who sent the item out to you and inform them what's going on and what you think of their choice of courier.
I used to work for a company that sold high value vehicle parts online and we used to have this game on a regular basis. The amount of thieving delivery drivers was ridiculous.
Next day JL call me to say they've received the delivery information and it appears the courier delivered it to the next street along; right enough I checked with #3 on that road and there was my AV equipment, waiting for me. JL refunded the 'next day delivery' charge and also sent me a £50 gift voucher - all without me pressing for it. So pretty happy now that I have everything!
parabolica said:
Jonmx said:
parabolica said:
No, more like Delightful Parcel Delivery.
When you speak to them tomorrow, ask for the driver's name and inform them you'll be contacting the Police to report the theft. If the tracking is showing it as signed for and delivered, that is very different to it getting lost in the system. The way you have described watching the live tracking would very much suggests that it's the driver who's had it away. DPD and Interlink have cameras in their handheld scanners now and he should have taken a photo of the door of the property he delivered it to and/or have the signature of the neighbour.Ask that this information be relayed to the local depot manager and that you'll be happy to hold off speaking to the Police until you've spoken to him/her about this matter. I'd also liaise with the company who sent the item out to you and inform them what's going on and what you think of their choice of courier.
I used to work for a company that sold high value vehicle parts online and we used to have this game on a regular basis. The amount of thieving delivery drivers was ridiculous.
Next day JL call me to say they've received the delivery information and it appears the courier delivered it to the next street along; right enough I checked with #3 on that road and there was my AV equipment, waiting for me. JL refunded the 'next day delivery' charge and also sent me a £50 gift voucher - all without me pressing for it. So pretty happy now that I have everything!
I have complained to a smaller seller before and advised them not to use a useless delivery firm who messed me about royally. They were honest and said that if 99% of stuff gets delivered ok, they are willing to live with the 1% of hassle.
Which makes business sense if it saves them money.
And the customer is doing all the leg work. Literally in your case.
Yea this was the worst courier experience I've had in quite a few years, actually since stuff went missing last time someone used DPD; but I have everything now so all's well that ends well etc etc.
Incidentally, I've just ordered some small washing machine replacement parts and I got the delivery info this morning - guess who!! Was straight onto their website to have them delivered to a local shop so I can collect them with no hassle (fingers crossed).
Incidentally, I've just ordered some small washing machine replacement parts and I got the delivery info this morning - guess who!! Was straight onto their website to have them delivered to a local shop so I can collect them with no hassle (fingers crossed).
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