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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments meanwhile, poor Brasso

Durex splits from Brasso

http://news.sky.com/story/durex-split...


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "Why don't women like having sex with SAS men?

Because they are trained to get in and out without anyone noticing."


The one thing a man doesn't want to here when he's just about to reach his zenith "Is it in yet?"


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message 204: by Brass Neck (new)

Brass Neck | 3979 comments Serial wrote: "meanwhile, poor Brasso

Durex splits from Brasso

http://news.sky.com/story/durex-split..."


Surely the Durex split from too much Cillit (sic) Bang?


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments all that banging the dirt has its consequences.


message 207: by Lez (new)

Lez | 7490 comments Notification of a really exciting event which I will be unable to attend, only got the email this morning.

“South Yorkshire Pensions Authority – Annual Fund Meeting 2017

Broadcast Live!

If you’re unable to attend this year’s meeting at the Source Skills Academy, Meadowhall, then why not watch it live at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aqtlg... or type SYPA AFM 2017 in your YouTube search facility.

The meeting starts at 5.30pm Thursday 19th October. Coverage will finish around 7.00pm.

If you’re unable to watch the meeting live, a recording will be available after the event at www.youtube.com/sypensions

Well it makes a change from Homes Under The Hammer.


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments Home under the Hammer is a travesty.

Before - Oh look a lovely original brick fireplace, and tiles particular to this region.

After - Yes we removed the fireplace and we've gone for laminate flooring.

Drives me fkn mental


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 600 comments Back home after a 2 day visit to that great centre of metropolitan buzz and hum - Kells.


message 210: by Lez (last edited Oct 19, 2017 05:19AM) (new)

Lez | 7490 comments Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "Back home after a 2 day visit to that great centre of metropolitan buzz and hum - Kells."

Did you see any interesting books?

Just remembered our old friend Smittywerben....thingy lives there!


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "Back home after a 2 day visit to that great centre of metropolitan buzz and hum - Kells."

Did you pocket a page of the book?


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 600 comments It was in a glass case.

(and it might not have been the actual original. Too many people nicking pages over the years....)


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 600 comments I might have seen him, there was the odd stranger staggering around....


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "It was in a glass case.

(and it might not have been the actual original. Too many people nicking pages over the years....)"


Did it have the telltale signs of a bad photocopy?


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 600 comments Serial wrote: "Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "It was in a glass case.

(and it might not have been the actual original. Too many people nicking pages over the years....)"

Did it have the telltale signs o..."


Slightly crooked and faded in one corner?


message 217: by Gordon (last edited Oct 19, 2017 08:10AM) (new)

Gordon (skiiltan) | 2940 comments I thought the original Book of Kells was at Trinity College Dublin. I saw it there many years ago. Perhaps that was the fake.


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 600 comments No,that is the original in Trinity, I've seen it too. It looks smaller and less impressive than the copy....


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "No,that is the original in Trinity, I've seen it too. It looks smaller and less impressive than the copy...."

Definately a photocopy then, I'm guessing they set it to enlarge.


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments Toasting muffins on an iron, poaching fish in a kettle and making ice cream with a FIRE EXTINGUISHER ... comedian creates three-course meal using hotel room facilities
George Egg uses items available in budget hotel rooms to make meals


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/tra...
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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments I pity the person who got the room after him.

"Let's put the kettle on and have a nice cuppa"...........


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 600 comments Thats not as bad as the couple who found a pair of underpants in their hotel kettle. After using it all week...


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "Thats not as bad as the couple who found a pair of underpants in their hotel kettle. After using it all week..."


YUCK!


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments 1. “As the owner of a bed and breakfast place for the last eight years, the craziest thing I ever found was an old battered notebook with ‘why I love salad’ written on the front and then literally 40-80 pages on why salad was amazing. It looked like it had been written on and off over the course of several years.”

2. “Cats. Cats everywhere. And a $100 tip with a note that said, ‘Thanks for taking care of these guys, be back in a week.’ She didn’t come back.”


3. “I had a guy who said his microwave didn’t work, and I went up to the room and found that he’d locked a plate of food in the safe.”


4. “I checked an empty room left with doors wide open, and on the table was brown bag with over $20,000 cash.”


5. “Ducklings. The guest said the mother duck had died so she had started looking after the ducklings herself. We found them in the lodge bathroom. After that, they were kept in someone’s office until the right people came to collect them.”

6. “These newlyweds wanted a chocolate fountain. Sure, my boss thought, that wouldn’t be too much trouble, right? No, they had to search like hell to find one. After the couples stay, they check out and don’t really say much. When the maid is going to clean the room, she basically goes in and starts laughing. My boss comes into the room, too, and there is chocolate everywhere. You could see her butt cheeks in the bed and on the table and even on the roof. You could make out where they started and where they stopped.”

http://people.com/celebrity/hotel-wor...


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Martin O' | 2196 comments Marmite on the bedsheets.


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments A big ol' shit in the mini fridge,


message 227: by Martin (new)

Martin O' | 2196 comments A condom on the door knob.


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Gordon (skiiltan) | 2940 comments Serial wrote: "A big ol' shit in the mini fridge,"

Blimey! How much did they charge for that?

I've always found it amusing that mini-bars look just like fridges but don't appear to do any refrigerating. After all, who would want chilled peanuts?

So, confession time: who has ever been drunk enough to actually consume something from a mini-bar? And then law-abiding enough to pay for it?


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Lez | 7490 comments Gordon wrote: "Serial wrote: "A big ol' shit in the mini fridge,"

Blimey! How much did they charge for that?

I've always found it amusing that mini-bars look just like fridges but don't appear to do any refrige..."


Never used one, but I think the cost’s automatically added to your bill.


message 230: by nocheese (last edited Oct 21, 2017 03:08PM) (new)

nocheese | 6824 comments I very recently was in a hotel in Greece which had what I assumed was a fridge with complimentary water in it, four small bottles a day. Only when I came to pay the bill did I discover it was in fact a 'mini-bar'. It didn't have anything else in it, just the water, and the cleaning staff must have been keeping count of my water consumption. Nearly went back upstairs to take my tip back.


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments A bollock dagger or ballock knife is a type of dagger with a distinctively shaped shaft, with two oval swellings at the guard resembling male testes ("bollocks"). The guard is often in one piece with the wooden grip, and reinforced on top with a shaped metal washer.
Bollock dagger - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bollock...


message 232: by Gordon (last edited Oct 22, 2017 06:19AM) (new)

Gordon (skiiltan) | 2940 comments nocheese wrote: "I very recently was in a hotel in Greece which had what I assumed was a fridge with complimentary water in it, four small bottles a day. Only when I came to pay the bill did I discover it was in fact a 'mini-bar'..."

I make a point of never consuming anything in hotel rooms (even chocolates on the pillow, when that ridiculous custom was widespread) unless there is an explicit written statement that it's free. Hotels would charge you for the daylight coming through your windows if they had some way of proving you'd had the curtains open.


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suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments Gordon wrote: "I make a point of never consuming anything in hotel rooms (even chocolates on the pillow, when that ridiculous custom was widespread) unless there is an explicit written statement that it's free. Hotels would charge you for the daylight coming through your windows if they had some way of proving you'd had the curtains open"

I have always liked to treat house visitors the same way and have often left Chocolates on their Pillow. My Aunty Syb though was rather shortsighted and must have been plumping up her Pillows every night without realising - and it was only when I came in to change all of her Bedding for fresh on day four of her visit that I found three night's worth of uneaten melted Chocolate smeared all over the brand new and rather expensive Egyptian Cotton Fitted Sheet! ... I never managed to completely get the stain out ;o>


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suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments Hmmm? - I wonder if there are any Plastic Storage Bins left to be bought on Amazon.com now that news of this has come out? ;o>


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suzysunshine7 wrote: "WoW?!! ;oO ...

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/a..."


Can I get that on subscribe and save? :)


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suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments Grizzlygrump wrote: "Can I get that on subscribe and ..."

Only if you also have Prime Membership as well ! ;o>


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 600 comments Premium Super Duper Prime, actually.


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Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "Premium Super Duper Prime, actually."

Got upgraded to that one last year after a few botched deliveries :)


message 241: by Martin (new)

Martin O' | 2196 comments suzysunshine7 wrote: "WoW?!! ;oO ...

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/a..."


See! I knew they would go to pot without us.


message 242: by Gordon (new)

Gordon (skiiltan) | 2940 comments Martin wrote: "See! I knew they would go to pot..."

They made a hash of that delivery alright.


message 243: by Craig White (new)

Craig White | 6727 comments owww, dude! that's where I left my lunchbox!


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suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments Amazon now adding insult to injury just after shutting down our beloved Forums? I suddenly received this Email a couple of days ago off them ...

Hello,

Please read this email carefully. The listing information described below may affect your ability to sell certain products on Amazon.co.uk.

As part of our ongoing efforts to provide a great customer experience, we are implementing additional selling qualifications for certain popular products in the Music category.

In order to apply to sell these types of products, please reply to this email within 30 days with the following:
-- Copies of invoices or receipts from your supplier(s) issued in the last 180 days for your most popular products (covering at least 10 units).
-- Your invoices should contain contact information for your supplier, including name, phone number, address, and website.

You can send .pdf, .jpg, .png, or .gif files. These documents must be authentic and unaltered. You may remove pricing information, but the rest of the document must be visible.

If we do not hear from you within 30 days, or we are unable to confirm the information you provide, we will remove your listings for certain popular products in the Music category.

To learn more about our policies, search for these topics in Seller Central Help:
-- Prohibited Seller Activities and Actions
-- Product Detail Page Rules
-- Condition Guidelines

Sincerely,


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments Like I've said before, Amazon Fucks animals.


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Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments What a contrast. I ordered a CD by Steve Ignorant and Slice Of Life, today got a personal email from Steve saying he'll post it tomorrow.


message 247: by suzysunshine7 (last edited Oct 24, 2017 08:16AM) (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments So my Seller Account for the selling on of just the occasional 'Like New' CD on Amazon looks like it is also about to be shut down as well? I thought it was a Spoof Email at first but the Sellers Forum on Amazon sadly confirmed it to be genuine.

I've sent Amazon a very polite but distinctly annoyed Email back asking them to clarify as to just how they expect 'to provide a great customer experience' by actively preventing decent and honest Sellers like myself from being able to sell our CDs on Amazon in the future.

I have always prided myself on never selling on anything less than 'Like New' - unlike some of the really big company Sellers who have often had no conscience at all about selling me some very seriously crappy CDs that then got sent straight back for an immediate refund!


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Val H. | 22141 comments My son sent me this:

https://www.boredpanda.com/american-b...

I did crack up at Steve's reply to No. 33

I once used the word "fortnight" on the Zon.us forums and a poster told me I "spoke" like a character in Jane Austen!


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suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments Val wrote: "My son sent me this:

https://www.boredpanda.com/american-b...

I did crack up at Steve's reply to No. 33

I once used the word "fortnight" on the Zon.us forums a..."


Everyone went to bed hours ago here, Val, so I only managed to read up to number 18 before I was laughing so much that I just had to stop in case I woke anyone up! - LOL!!!

I'll save the rest to read tomorrow ... ;o> ... ;o> ... ;o>


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 600 comments That was brilliant!


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