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amistupid

harrowing wrote: »

I bet some of these rights will surprise you (e.g. you only need proof of a purchase for a refund; doesn't have to be a receipt - I used a bank statement once for an Argos return and it was fine).

Saw how poverty striken you were, an act of sympathy maybe? :rotfl:

st

ladies would you let your husband be interviewed this lady?
as Posh has apparantely told Becks No-how sad she is

amistupid

No more naughty nurses I'm beginning to feel light headed......

Implicateorder

amistupid wrote: »

Thank you for your imput Implicateorder. Your tea'll be getting cold, and mind you don't drbble in your sleep you'll electricute yourself.:eek:

:eek::eek::eek:So that's why I wake up with brain-ache most mornings. Here was I thinking it was down to the occasional wee tipple...:rolleyes:

Morning Guys. Will be doing a Suesie "pop in and out", but hope to join you all for beers tomorrow evening :beer:

amistupid

st wrote: »

there she drives off;)

More like.....

amistupid

amistupid wrote: »

and mind you don't drbble in your sleep you'll electricute yourself.:eek:

Implicateorder [So that's why I wake up with brain-ache most mornings.]

Yeah and very frizzy hair, plus you'll smell like grilled bacon

amistupid

harrowing wrote: »

I bet some of these rights will surprise you (e.g. you only need proof of a purchase for a refund; doesn't have to be a receipt - I used a bank statement once for an Argos return and it was fine).
http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2008/dec/20/receipts-consumer-affairs

From this link

[Claiming that goods are not designed for a long life. No one expects ballet shoes to last long on a cross-country hike, so it can be a matter of common sense.]

True but while they did last I looked so cute. The Pennine Way will never again see such a delicate and poised rambler. :rotfl:

amistupid

st wrote: »

I read that G Brown says we have to be a beacon of hope!:rotfl:
I never understand this guy he thinks he "can walk on water" what an arrogant man

He had a floating retina.

amistupid

harrowing wrote: »

I bet some of these rights will surprise you (e.g. you only need proof of a purchase for a refund; doesn't have to be a receipt - I used a bank statement once for an Argos return and it was fine).
http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2008/dec/20/receipts-consumer-affairs

From this link

Here are some favourite tricks used to deny consumers legal rights:
• Telling customers to send faulty items back to manufacturers. This is wrong, designed to shift the problem elsewhere.

Right it's back to Comet with temperamental toaster, wonky washer and dodgey Dyson :mad:

st

amistupid wrote: »

He had a floating retina.