Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

JonnyBravo

chewmylegoff wrote: »

the dreaded "what's going on" whispered 2 minutes in!!

tinker tailor solider spy went a bit like this:

1 minute before the start:
her: "what's this film about"
me: "cold war spy stuff"
her: "what's the cold war"
me: "oh my giddy aunt"

2 minutes in:
her: "what's going on"
me: "are you serious??"

5 minutes in:
her: "zzzzz"
me: "praise the lord"

:rotfl:
:rotfl:

SingleSue

Expensive morning.....exhaust fell off car and the result is a £108 repair bill.

Bank of mum and dad to the rescue....

PasturesNew

Property information forms.... bl00dy endless. And as it wasn't my house I'm having to leave some blanks and will have to spend some time ploughing through files/paperwork to try to get the answers. Even stuff like the name/address/telephone number of every utility bill's beyond my knowledge.

And replacement windows etc... one, but need to find out the date for the form - it's all in the files... somewhere.

I think the forms, checking details, pulling together any reports/receipts, then collecting the EPC/paying for it and taking the whole lot to the conveyancer will end up a 5-6 hour set of work.... tomorrow.

silvercar

PasturesNew wrote: »

Property information forms.... bl00dy endless. And as it wasn't my house I'm having to leave some blanks and will have to spend some time ploughing through files/paperwork to try to get the answers. Even stuff like the name/address/telephone number of every utility bill's beyond my knowledge.

And replacement windows etc... one, but need to find out the date for the form - it's all in the files... somewhere.

I think the forms, checking details, pulling together any reports/receipts, then collecting the EPC/paying for it and taking the whole lot to the conveyancer will end up a 5-6 hour set of work.... tomorrow.

Its quite acceptable to say "not known". Your conveyancer can easily attach note saying, "it is the sale of a deceased's property, as such the seller has not lived in the property and therefore the answers to many questions are not known." When I last sold, my solicitor removed some of my answers and wrote "the buyer should rely on their own enquiries".

silvercar

We watched "The Sting" last night. I was told that I couldn't ask questions until the end

I thought we were going to be watching something featuring the Sting from Police, so I was very confused initially.

silvercar

chewmylegoff wrote: »

i thought it was particularly creepy and weird. he should have been prosecuted for grooming and locked up (in an inter-dimensional space/time prison).

I thought it looked that way in the film, but it didn't in the book.

lostinrates

chewmylegoff wrote: »

i think this means you are INTJ

Thats not what i got this morning first time through. I will try again this afternoon.

This morning i am infj. I id with some of it but not all of it by any means.

lostinrates

Dh often misses the feeling behind things in books or films. I find this utterly intriguing becuase he is incredibly sensitive and caring, but finds fictional implied emotion hard to comprehend.

PasturesNew

Trying to work out if that's Beeny on Doctors (BBC1). I'm 100% sure it is, but it seems bizarre if she is.... so trying to google it.

Davesnave

Early this morning we had a couple of sackfuls of rubbish hurled from the road into our field. :mad: After clearing them up, I'm confused.

The owner of the rubbish:

• recycles
• picks up their dog poo
• shops in expensive places
• isn't on any electoral register in Devon

....and as she is a woman, I'm not convinced she was out there in the dark, in the mist, parking her vehicle on a blind bend and then hefting that lot over a 8' bank so forcefully that it cleared the fence on the other side.

However, I know a daft b*gger who might have decided to do just that. I told DW not to interfere in man arguments, but would she listen?