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What do you mean by a ‘gigantic’ bill? £1,000?
Time to flip, flop and fly.1 -
When you get a tax demand through the post, reminding you have to pay my gigantic tax bill by Thursday or face a fine, OK I know I owe the money but f’ me it’s for £0.02p you think the HMRC would have more sense than to post something out that costs them more in postage than they are getting back, bloody ridiculous and a total waste of money. Needless to say I paid it.0
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cantersaddick said:sillav nitram said:Mixed veggies and mixed salad packs.
Mixed veggies is basically tons of carrots, 1 piece of cauliflower and maybe a bit of broccoli.
Mixed salad, overflowing with lettuce and if yer lucky 1 tomato, 2 bits of corn.
It’s a convenience thang but agree not always that convenient.0 -
CharltonKerry said:When you get a tax demand through the post, reminding you have to pay my gigantic tax bill by Thursday or face a fine, OK I know I owe the money but f’ me it’s for £0.02p you think the HMRC would have more sense than to post something out that costs them more in postage than they are getting back, bloody ridiculous and a total waste of money. Needless to say I paid it.4
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Send them 3p and then chase relentlessly for the overpayment11
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Instructions for use on some packaging that requires the power of The Hubble Space Telescope to read.5
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CharltonKerry said:When you get a tax demand through the post, reminding you have to pay my gigantic tax bill by Thursday or face a fine, OK I know I owe the money but f’ me it’s for £0.02p you think the HMRC would have more sense than to post something out that costs them more in postage than they are getting back, bloody ridiculous and a total waste of money. Needless to say I paid it.
Didn't occur to her for a minute that she'd probably spent quite a few pounds in postage, phonecalls, and her wages for the time she spent faffing around with it.
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Macronate said:Instructions for use on some packaging that requires the power of The Hubble Space Telescope to read.1
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The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
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charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
In my home my wife, whom I love dearly and to my knowledge has never smoked crack but stacks the dishwasher like she's just come off the teat of the pipe. Lunacy
I had a disagreement with someone who insisted that all cutlery must go business end down in the cutlery bit. I argued that wasn't necessary but more power to them. Their argument was more "no, they all MUST go pointy end down". I asked why Bosch, Hotpoint and their cohorts bothered putting a rack in those bits that clearly won't allow a fork to go end down if it was necessity. This was ignored and I was told it was dangerous to put stuff handle down in them. I’ve half heartedly since been trying to find statistics or accounts of people injured or killed by falling and landing, impaled on a dinner fork in a cutlery rack.
I have a nasty feeling it will be similar in numbers to men who slip off the toilet and a toilet brush handle ends up in their night fighter requiring hospital treatment10 - Sponsored links:
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charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
For the past close to 54 years, Mr F has never let me down8 -
Using streetview on Rightmove only to find the map pin has been dropped several hundred yards from the actual location of the property in question. This seems to happen a lot. My useless estate agent has just done that to mine. Apparently my house is now on the other side of the road about quarter of a mile along, and located in the enormous back garden of a big posh house.2
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Carter said:charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
In my home my wife, whom I love dearly and to my knowledge has never smoked crack but stacks the dishwasher like she's just come off the teat of the pipe. Lunacy
I had a disagreement with someone who insisted that all cutlery must go business end down in the cutlery bit. I argued that wasn't necessary but more power to them. Their argument was more "no, they all MUST go pointy end down". I asked why Bosch, Hotpoint and their cohorts bothered putting a rack in those bits that clearly won't allow a fork to go end down if it was necessity. This was ignored and I was told it was dangerous to put stuff handle down in them. I’ve half heartedly since been trying to find statistics or accounts of people injured or killed by falling and landing, impaled on a dinner fork in a cutlery rack.
I have a nasty feeling it will be similar in numbers to men who slip off the toilet and a toilet brush handle ends up in their night fighter requiring hospital treatment0 -
IdleHans said:Send them 3p and then chase relentlessly for the overpayment0
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IdleHans said:Send them 3p and then chase relentlessly for the overpayment0
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North Lower Neil said:CharltonKerry said:When you get a tax demand through the post, reminding you have to pay my gigantic tax bill by Thursday or face a fine, OK I know I owe the money but f’ me it’s for £0.02p you think the HMRC would have more sense than to post something out that costs them more in postage than they are getting back, bloody ridiculous and a total waste of money. Needless to say I paid it.
Didn't occur to her for a minute that she'd probably spent quite a few pounds in postage, phonecalls, and her wages for the time she spent faffing around with it.0 -
UPS - Unbelievably Phuckin Shit0
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CharltonKerry said:When you get a tax demand through the post, reminding you have to pay my gigantic tax bill by Thursday or face a fine, OK I know I owe the money but f’ me it’s for £0.02p you think the HMRC would have more sense than to post something out that costs them more in postage than they are getting back, bloody ridiculous and a total waste of money. Needless to say I paid it.
Ask to pay in instalments.
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Fanny Fanackapan said:charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
For the past close to 54 years, Mr F has never let me down2 - Sponsored links:
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usetobunkin said:Fanny Fanackapan said:charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
For the past close to 54 years, Mr F has never let me down
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usetobunkin said:Fanny Fanackapan said:charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
For the past close to 54 years, Mr F has never let me down4 -
usetobunkin said:Fanny Fanackapan said:charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
For the past close to 54 years, Mr F has never let me down
I have a similar 1958 model and only requires a service once a month.
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Jim Al-Khalili's The Life Scientific. I like Jim and I used to think this was a great programme, but as time has gone on, it's become less and less interesting. There's not very much about the science itself nowadays, it being more about how applied science can be used as a vehicle for do-gooding and career building. It's so bland, they could bring Jenni Murray out of retirement to deliver it. I guess he interviewed all the genuinely interesting people several series back.
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man_at_milletts said:usetobunkin said:Fanny Fanackapan said:charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
For the past close to 54 years, Mr F has never let me down
I have a similar 1958 model and only requires a service once a month.0 -
Terms and Conditions!Those who make them know darn well no one’s gonna read them. Or do you?0
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Carter said:charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
In my home my wife, whom I love dearly and to my knowledge has never smoked crack but stacks the dishwasher like she's just come off the teat of the pipe. Lunacy
I had a disagreement with someone who insisted that all cutlery must go business end down in the cutlery bit. I argued that wasn't necessary but more power to them. Their argument was more "no, they all MUST go pointy end down". I asked why Bosch, Hotpoint and their cohorts bothered putting a rack in those bits that clearly won't allow a fork to go end down if it was necessity. This was ignored and I was told it was dangerous to put stuff handle down in them. I’ve half heartedly since been trying to find statistics or accounts of people injured or killed by falling and landing, impaled on a dinner fork in a cutlery rack.
I have a nasty feeling it will be similar in numbers to men who slip off the toilet and a toilet brush handle ends up in their night fighter requiring hospital treatment3 -
JiMMy 85 said:Carter said:charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
In my home my wife, whom I love dearly and to my knowledge has never smoked crack but stacks the dishwasher like she's just come off the teat of the pipe. Lunacy
I had a disagreement with someone who insisted that all cutlery must go business end down in the cutlery bit. I argued that wasn't necessary but more power to them. Their argument was more "no, they all MUST go pointy end down". I asked why Bosch, Hotpoint and their cohorts bothered putting a rack in those bits that clearly won't allow a fork to go end down if it was necessity. This was ignored and I was told it was dangerous to put stuff handle down in them. I’ve half heartedly since been trying to find statistics or accounts of people injured or killed by falling and landing, impaled on a dinner fork in a cutlery rack.
I have a nasty feeling it will be similar in numbers to men who slip off the toilet and a toilet brush handle ends up in their night fighter requiring hospital treatment8 -
JiMMy 85 said:Carter said:charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
In my home my wife, whom I love dearly and to my knowledge has never smoked crack but stacks the dishwasher like she's just come off the teat of the pipe. Lunacy
I had a disagreement with someone who insisted that all cutlery must go business end down in the cutlery bit. I argued that wasn't necessary but more power to them. Their argument was more "no, they all MUST go pointy end down". I asked why Bosch, Hotpoint and their cohorts bothered putting a rack in those bits that clearly won't allow a fork to go end down if it was necessity. This was ignored and I was told it was dangerous to put stuff handle down in them. I’ve half heartedly since been trying to find statistics or accounts of people injured or killed by falling and landing, impaled on a dinner fork in a cutlery rack.
I have a nasty feeling it will be similar in numbers to men who slip off the toilet and a toilet brush handle ends up in their night fighter requiring hospital treatment
I know a bloke who used to frequent this forum who had Two Sheds.
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JiMMy 85 said:Carter said:charltonkeston said:The dishwasher. My one has a cutlery draw at the top. Why is I'm the only one out of 4 adults in my house that can put tea spoons with tea spoons, forks with forks, knives with knives, chopping knives with chopping knives, all with the same one empty space between each item so that they get clean correctly? The same thing on the next draw with mugs, cups and small to medium glasses, all over the place and no order to it unless I load it. Bottom draw, chopping boards and baking trays to the sides and rear. Plates grouped together in their respective sizes at the front. Remaining space for saucepans and large glasses.
In my home my wife, whom I love dearly and to my knowledge has never smoked crack but stacks the dishwasher like she's just come off the teat of the pipe. Lunacy
I had a disagreement with someone who insisted that all cutlery must go business end down in the cutlery bit. I argued that wasn't necessary but more power to them. Their argument was more "no, they all MUST go pointy end down". I asked why Bosch, Hotpoint and their cohorts bothered putting a rack in those bits that clearly won't allow a fork to go end down if it was necessity. This was ignored and I was told it was dangerous to put stuff handle down in them. I’ve half heartedly since been trying to find statistics or accounts of people injured or killed by falling and landing, impaled on a dinner fork in a cutlery rack.
I have a nasty feeling it will be similar in numbers to men who slip off the toilet and a toilet brush handle ends up in their night fighter requiring hospital treatment0
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