Every Laugh Is The Energy

rhosynbach

evening all, hope your all well and having a great day.quick post from poly tunnel still no internet,

not sure if been mentioned. got 2 of the 2 for £2 choc biscuits and small return as gold bar did not show on receipt so making the wagon wheels compare £1.60 v £1 against tesco so thinking you pay £1.30 for 2 packs. not sure what else will work but thought these were good and cant check as blinkin freezing in this poly tunnel so going in for a cuppa .xxxxx

thought good to use as fillers with soap x

bubbs

Well done Sal:T:T:T:T

bubbs

rhosynbach wrote: »

evening all, hope your all well and having a great day.quick post from poly tunnel still no internet,

not sure if been mentioned. got 2 of the 2 for £2 choc biscuits and small return as gold bar did not show on receipt so making the wagon wheels compare £1.60 v £1 against tesco so thinking you pay £1.30 for 2 packs. not sure what else will work but thought these were good and cant check as blinkin freezing in this poly tunnel so going in for a cuppa .xxxxx

thought good to use as fillers with soap x

Hi Rhos, hope you get it sorted soon x
Thanks for choc biscuits but would you believe we still have them from last summer i think it was when we had them pick up's as a trigger, think i bought a few too many:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

some quick fingers here tonight:rotfl::rotfl:

savvy_sal

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Wow: Well done I think I am lucky if i get a couple of pounds

They were not all Aprils.I had a lot left from March to print.I only printed that many because I didn't know what effect the new system would have.

TrulyMadly

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Good afternoon:wave:

Don't know if anyone is interested;)
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Mr TM was interested:T

Unsure if he suits a beard:think:

rhosynbach

bubbs wrote: »

Hi Rhos, hope you get it sorted soon x
Thanks for choc biscuits but would you believe we still have them from last summer i think it was when we had them pick up's as a trigger, think i bought a few too many:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

thanks fingers crossed. they do it tomorrow.

try having my boys for a few days you will have empty cupboards as i had loads:rotfl:

David.

bubbs wrote: »

some quick fingers here tonight:rotfl::rotfl:

TMI :eek:

Anon

savvy_sal wrote: »

Don't you think that a normal shopper would leave the size unchanged.With the amount you have it could give an indication that they were all coming from the same person if they were reduced in size.

I have always copied mine into word and reduced the size to 6 per page to save on ink. Sometimes I have got them too small which causes a problem scanning and requires manual entry which hasn't ever caused an issue. There is no reason for them to set them to print at a silly size as that clogs up their till too.

That said, I do see your point about whether normal shoppers would bother and therefore is it drawing attention to you - though I suspect many normal shoppers will still not be bothering checking their APG in the first place (trusting that A wouldn't offer 10% less if they did not believe they were cheaper anyway or just not being aware despite all the advertising and signs everywhere...).

Anon

Behind_The_Sofa_2

Any legal eagles about?

Woke up on the 29th to find water had been pouring in to my kitchen through the extractor fan.

Phoned the housing association who said it wasn't an emergency and would send someone next week.

Advised to isolate to the fan electrics.

Pointed out that the isolation switch was right next to the fan and that the wires behind it would still technically be live.

Informed her that I could turn the sockets off at the fuse box (extractor fans are on the sockets circuit for some reason) and that I'll be expecting reimbursed from them for all the food in my freezer that would spoil.

Asked her if she knew what happens when electrics and water mix and got a very disinterested "yeaaaaaah".

Kicked up a fuss and I had a sparky at my door 20 minutes later, not a plumber, a sparky. His job was to check that the electrics was OK and to see if rain water was being blew through the ducting by the wind - it wasn't.

Sparky said he would report back to the HA and they would decide the next move.

Earlier today I had Niagra Falls coming through the fan again.

Tried called the emergency number for over an hour only to keep getting a "the mobile you are trying to call is switched off."

Eventually got through to some young girl who sounded like she was still hung over from last night.

Explained the situation and that I think it's coming from the guttering overflowing due to being blocked.

Girl advised that she would pass it on to the contractor to come out and sort.

Girl called back to say the contractors weren't coming as "cherry pickers were too expensive to hire last minute on a Sunday.

Again, was told to isolate the fan and I informed her of the situation.

Having spoke to the fire brigade whilst waiting for her call back they advised me to dial 999 as it was in fact a serious matter.

So I informed the girl that on advice of the fire brigade I would be calling 999 for them to come and isolate it and that would probably shut the electric off to the entire building as the water could be effecting other tenants electrics and not just mine.

Reminded her that the HA would not only get billed for the fire brigade coming out but they would then have 8 angry tenants as opposed to just one.

I then went on to say that I had been trying to call the emergency number for over an before she eventually picked up and that she had clearly had the phone off whilst she slept off her hangover and that I'd be making a complaint about this to the HA first thing Tuesday morning.

The girl hung up.