jcheeseright
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here I got this as a gift for you:
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The happy thread!
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sp00n
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why wouldn't anyone not be happy with that :wacko: :wacko: . i admit i made a mistake (i was coming down a bridge and was not paying attention to my speed ... bam speed camera vanI wouldn't really be "happy" about that lol.
More like a silver lined turd.
Just hope your insurance don't find out
), i don't speed all the time (too expensive in my car), i have never had an accident or crashed into anyone.so would you rather be happier with points? i wonder what your mazda's insurance would be with 3 points
having 2 cars and my motorbike, i know what i would rather have B) a silver turd it may be, but its better than the alternative
and a speed awareness course is not a conviction, or endorsement, and i gained no points ... how would it affect my insurance? :wacko:
sp00n
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It's the lesser of 2 evils, and fitting punishment the £95 is a stinger though lolI know I know.
It's just I wouldn't be happy either way
Spatch
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Happiest I have been for quite a while, parcel force man arrived at my door yesterday afternoon with 2 nice parcels, 1 containing the shooters design CNC top slide kit for my hi capa and the other containing my new TM scar L CQC recoil
Just need to source the other pistol parts I need and the couple of rifles I have for sale to go and my month will be about complete
Just need to source the other pistol parts I need and the couple of rifles I have for sale to go and my month will be about complete
Unrustle_Thine_Jimmies
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Leaving Ukraine and Going to Italuh For a week before the Shitstorm back in oirland that is school ;P
sp00n
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Got my cheque from British gas for my FIT payment £520 
Got a letter from lloyds tsb saying I am getting a refund, as in 2006 I used a Tesco bank ATM, and "I may not have got my money" £120
Just a shame I cannot use the above to buy airsoft stuff
car tax/mot bike mot/insurance etc
Got a letter from lloyds tsb saying I am getting a refund, as in 2006 I used a Tesco bank ATM, and "I may not have got my money" £120
Just a shame I cannot use the above to buy airsoft stuff
car tax/mot bike mot/insurance etc
Airsoft-Ed
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Work starts again next week! HURRAY! Time to start re-cooping some of that £1250 that I owe the bank...
sp00n
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sp00n
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well its nearly Movember, get sponsored
very worthwhile cause, i shall be growing a mo' again this year B)
Unrustle_Thine_Jimmies
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PDi W hold is magical 
Finius
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BACK FROM THE DEAD. POW.
Over the last months at work, I've had a customer who refuses to pay his bill (I work at a storage center). Increasingly, he's been a nob to me, despite my best efforts to help him out of the deep hole he's got himself into. Today, he finally decided to try and pay his bill (although not the late charges and admin fees he owes, and even then, only half his bill anyway) whilst giving me some more abuse. I got to enjoy the look of despair on his face when I told him half his stuff had been sold for approximately £2000 and the rest had been crushed and then incinerated.
I also got to enjoy him flipping out on the phone to his lawyer, because the stuff was worth over £35,000 to him and his company and his bill was only £2700.
After that, I got to enjoy his lawyer telling him it was all his fault and that we had every right to go to debt collection for the remaining £700.
The lesson? If you entrust someone with £35,000 worth of gear, and owe them £2700 for looking after it. Don't piss them off 'cause they have all the cards.
Usually, I wouldn't bask in the joyous aura created by the misery of others, but this man deserves it and it goes some way to making up for the fact that my job is sh*t.
Over the last months at work, I've had a customer who refuses to pay his bill (I work at a storage center). Increasingly, he's been a nob to me, despite my best efforts to help him out of the deep hole he's got himself into. Today, he finally decided to try and pay his bill (although not the late charges and admin fees he owes, and even then, only half his bill anyway) whilst giving me some more abuse. I got to enjoy the look of despair on his face when I told him half his stuff had been sold for approximately £2000 and the rest had been crushed and then incinerated.
I also got to enjoy him flipping out on the phone to his lawyer, because the stuff was worth over £35,000 to him and his company and his bill was only £2700.
After that, I got to enjoy his lawyer telling him it was all his fault and that we had every right to go to debt collection for the remaining £700.
The lesson? If you entrust someone with £35,000 worth of gear, and owe them £2700 for looking after it. Don't piss them off 'cause they have all the cards.
Usually, I wouldn't bask in the joyous aura created by the misery of others, but this man deserves it and it goes some way to making up for the fact that my job is sh*t.
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