This is how Amazon delivered my parcel.

This is how Amazon delivered my parcel.

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TTmonkey

20,911 posts

248 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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anonymous said:
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Yep.
Son in law asked me if I had a spare mini usb power cable.

I said yes, there is one in a bag of cables I’d shoved up the attic a few weeks ago, give me a while I’ll pop up there later today and get it.

An hour later there’s a knock on the door, I answer, amazon packet for the boy.... yes he’d ordered a new cable rather than wait for me to get off my arse.

And they say the young care about the planet more....

Spidersleg

679 posts

84 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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Which camera do you have? Footage looks good

robemcdonald

8,809 posts

197 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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mrtwisty said:
Sea kayaking is a bit rough this time of year though.
I used to do this myself. I used a little camping stove to keep warm.
Then there was a fire....

Just goes to show. You can’t have your kayak and heat it.

Some Gump

12,705 posts

187 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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I'm with the delivery driver on this one.
Anyone with a rope stairs and plastic grass deserves everything they get.

langtounlad

781 posts

172 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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Unusual spacing of the brick pier on the return face. I can see that it matches the other side, but I think that I would have done that differently. Same builder as the wonky step?

Shnozz

27,502 posts

272 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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Prohibiting said:
I would have thrown it like a frisbee but he had an unusual technique.
Very much like a “proper” frisbee player in fact throws it. So much so it makes me think it’s probably a hobby of his.

Watch the way this chap throws it overhand in the same fashion. I only know this as a school mate of mine ended up playing professional frisbee and I had no idea frisbees could be thrown any other way than flat

https://youtu.be/Z7MLjQxGiVs

LeadFarmer

7,411 posts

132 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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Reminds me of Postman Plod...


hotchy

4,476 posts

127 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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Probably an unlucky shot from a very skilled postman. Usual shots hit the letterbox and go in. Sometimes they just miss that one shot. I blame his wife.

HRL

3,341 posts

220 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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At least it turned up.

Thought I was a step ahead this year and actually ordered all of the family’s presents over this past month or so.

Last present to turn up was a new iPhone for the wife. However, apparently the DPD van got stolen along with everything in it on Friday. Pain in the arse. I’ll be lucky to get a refund this side of Christmas I reckon so now need to buy another bloody one while it gets sorted out.

eldar

21,798 posts

197 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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derektrimblitz said:
We had an Amazon delivery last week. The driver reversed into my wife’s car at speed. Then fked off.. tt.
We have good CCTV though and I’m currently progressing it through insurers.
Unmarked van though and no real way of tracing the driver except reg. number.
I had a similar experience, Amazon van reversed into my car, fortunately with people watching, so went through insurance. That simple job took 20 months to sort...

sospan

2,485 posts

223 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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Was that unmarked van insured for business use?
With many drivers using their own vehicles are they upping their cover?
I used to work for Mori doing interviews at properties/houses and had to get business use on my car insurance.

manracer

1,544 posts

98 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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Great wrist flick from the Amazon delivery guy.

Though look how royal mail delivered a parcel to me on Friday.


bonerp

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815 posts

240 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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Spidersleg said:
Which camera do you have? Footage looks good
Nest iq and nest hello

bonerp

Original Poster:

815 posts

240 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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djcube said:
Do we know if the contents of the parcel survived?

What the OP needs to do is build up a special relationship with the delivery guy like I have with my postman. He found a safe place in the garden, then he signs for it for me.

First time he "hid" the parcel he left a note saying where it was. Took 4 of us ages to find, walking up the garden in a row like the police do when searching for bodies.

Now we get a note just saying "safe place". Worked Ok so far.......
The usual delivery gyys are OK and put stuff in my parcel box. I'm guessing this one was a Xmas worker.