Preparedness for when

jk0

Frugalsod wrote: »

It is little screw ups like the one that AOT suffered that demonstrate that we should all have a months income in the bank just incase TPTB screw up.

Don't you mean out of the bank?

[Deleted User]

How neat is this?

:cool:

Frugalsod

jk0 wrote: »

Don't you mean out of the bank?

Above that figure, I would agree, but you still need some money in there in case a benefit or wages credit does not get in on time.

Frugalsod

Butterfly_Brain wrote: »

It is definitely a bat box, If my legs worked properly I would love to train as a bat carer, but it also involves having to have rabies vaccinations

http://www.bats.org.uk/pages/conservation_in_action.html

Yes but rabies injections would also protect you from Zombies and political candidates. :rotfl:

[Deleted User]

Zombies yes, but there is no known vaccine, that can protect against political candidates.

paidinchickens

Frugalsod wrote: »

Yes but rabies injections would also protect you from Zombies and political candidates. :rotfl:

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

Zombies yes, but there is no known vaccine, that can protect against political candidates.

:rotfl::D

Butterfly_Brain

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

Zombies yes, but there is no known vaccine, that can protect against political candidates.

I keep a cross and holy water by the door just in case the mothersuckers come here :rotfl:

siegemode

Frugalsod wrote: »

It is little screw ups like the one that AOT suffered that demonstrate that we should all have a months income in the bank just incase TPTB screw up.

NO:eek::eek::eek::eek: not in the bank.

jk0 wrote: »

Don't you mean out of the bank?

You beat me to it. House insurance covers cash at home, most up to £500. Ours is up to £1000, but we can only dream of having that much spare, sadly it's a small fraction of that, but anything is better than nowt.

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

How neat is this?

:cool:

You've mad me hungry now:( I haven't even eaten breakfast yet or lunch. How much was your little pan please ? Every one I've seen seems expensive. I looks like it would fit perfectly on a small camping stove or Kelly kettle.

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It cost £2-49.

Bear in mind it is only 12cm (about 5") in diameter, so you won't be able to cook much of a meal in it.

You might get an egg OR 2 sausages in it, but not much else.

siegemode

Interesting development,

http://www.stripes.com/news/lakenheath-fighters-headed-to-baltics-to-beef-up-air-space-patrolling-as-ukraine-crisis-continues-1.271434

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-26466250

Strange that they only mentioned it on the local news and not the national news at lunchtime.