Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

Then the question would be why doesn't the rule extend to trains and the tube.

'Tis a policy to make the public feel better and many people working in airline security think it should be abolished. Hopefully it will soon.

Is this an informed hopefully, or a frustrated one?
Eta...no answer expected on that btw.......
I am hoping to give dh a list for duty free next week....but not sure as he is gong to two different countries and might not want hold luggage between the two. Its a pita.

vivatifosi

PasturesNew wrote: »

Riddle: How many knots can a NP tie themselves into in one afternoon?

One?...............

PasturesNew

BBC2 for some "turn a business around" goodness. A bakery.

I've been in there, I bet it ends up as "You've got a bakery, you should be selling an experience". And they'll posh it up and reduce the huge floorspace you have to walk across before you get as far as the intimidating looking staff.

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

BBC2 for some "turn a business around" goodness. A bakery.

I've been in there, I bet it ends up as "You've got a bakery, you should be selling an experience". And they'll posh it up and reduce the huge floorspace you have to walk across before you get as far as the intimidating looking staff.

I wish fc were about, she gave suberb oiut on the portas shows,i would like to know how she thinks polizzi compares.

lostinrates

I do not know what oiut means either.

PasturesNew

The woman annoys me .... obviously grew her business based on location and contacts when you read her wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Polizzi

She makes out in the programme that her/her bloke started from nothing .... but that's not entirely true when you read that.

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

I do not know what oiut means either.

I think it means input. Input fits.

PasturesNew

This bloke (BBC2) doesn't know how to cold call and door knock. He should be out there doing that, not sitting on his 4rse then arriving to say he's got a list of 6 he could approach (but hasn't).

misskool

PasturesNew wrote: »

This bloke (BBC2) doesn't know how to cold call and door knock. He should be out there doing that, not sitting on his 4rse then arriving to say he's got a list of 6 he could approach (but hasn't).

That's the thing that really irritates me. IT and sales director but can't recognise the bread and can't even send some samples out etc.

He wasn't even there to help sell in the mobile business.

And the dragon mother who can't seem to trust her daughter.

lostinrates

I have had enough. I want to decorate a room. All this...when you don't rent you can do what you want stuff has so fR been boloney....i cN't get in the way of the N, but the plan is too slow. I have asked in the in yer home forum, but maybe doozer can help.

I want to get the sotting room decent. I am fed up of the filfthy old carpet and ripped Nd puckered wall paper. One nice room. Its not too much to ask is it?


The walls Re really fragile, the paper is puckered and ripped, sort of shredded, in the corners...from movement of the house maybe? Anyway, i need to get it off too paint, but the plaster will be fragile. I think its a mixture of old p
Laster an guess is has modern patches...e.g. Some fireplace work hS been (badly) done and replasters Rou d there...i know that becUse the wallpaper is hanging off on one side.

How do i get thje cruddy paper off without damaging the plaster? If i damage thie plaster it goes from being a slosh paint Bout and get a cRpet for a few years job to a bigger job we cannot afford with the kitchen work this year...