Nice People 12: Nice in Nice

bugslet

Spirit wrote: »

I am now wiggling my little finger yay

The start on the road to recovery:T

lostinrates wrote: »

And typing better than me again, Show off

That finger is the start of everything. Stubbornness is your biggest asset now, I hope you are are as stubborn as me.

Is there room in the world for that much stubborness:eek::D

Masomnia

Car's gone

Bit gutted. It's little things, like the Rowing Club I was talking about joining. The bloke never got back to me, so I was going to follow that up now the dissertation and portfolio is in; but can't now as there is no way I can get there.

Need to ring the insurance company in a bit to get a refund, and I can get a month's road tax back (I don't think tax discs will become collectible ). The money will actually come in really handy.

It's all a bit sad but I think it will spur me on with job applications. Done four this week so far, but need to be doing a lot more than that really. Must get cracking.

purch

michaels wrote: »

Much less importantly I hate our car.

If you still have that FIAT thing, then all I can say is that I told you so !!!!

purch

Masomnia wrote: »

The bloke never got back to me,

Just tell him that you have thanked the posts of someone whose 2nd cousin is an Olympic Rowing Gold medallist......................that'll move mountains :eek:

PasturesNew

Spirit wrote: »

I am now wiggling my little finger yay

Nice... now you can pick your own nose

purch

lostinrates wrote: »

I have a plague of flies.

Wasn't that predicted in the book of Revelations ?? ................ or was it Scorpion tailed Locusts....:eek: I get confused

bugslet

michaels wrote: »

Generally after each repair I think well at least that bit shouldn't go wrong again and better to stay with what you know than buy someone else's getting rid of for a reason but now I'm not so sure.

We take the view that once things start going wrong, they will continue to go wrong and it's better to cut your losses and get rid. The only time that would be over-ridden is if you put a gearbox or engine in.

It doesn't make sense to me to shell out 600 + 400 on a car that may have another problem in a months time.

Have you asked on the motoring board what they recommend?

ukmaggie45

Spirit wrote: »

I am now wiggling my little finger yay

That's great news! :j

lostinrates wrote: »

He's cracking on out there now, you know nice people, good news there. We might run out of the pavers though.

Its starting to look good. A bit twee, but that will sort itself out with time.

Photos when finished please!

Will be off soon.

Have probe with computer (on kindle) it says can't connect to internet in both chrome and internet explorer. But can get mail in thunderbird, even including remote data. Am wondering if last night's Microsoft update has f -ed up something. No time to do anything now as must finish packing.

See you later!

GDB2222

purch wrote: »

If you still have that FIAT thing, then all I can say is that I told you so !!!!

So did I!

GDB2222

When I scrapped the Punto, I got £200 for it, and your one is bigger so should be worth more. My general view is that Fiats are worth more dead than alive.