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yep worked that one too
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Not quite in the 'things that make me happy' area but I don't mind working Bank Holidays, avoiding the crowds and staying out of the often miserable weather has its advantages!
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On Sunday we had a burst pipe. Manage to turn water off quite quickly so not much damage really, but it still needed fixing. So I rang the insurance company...
Me: Hello, I have a burst water pipe Company: You have home emergency cover, so that's fine. Where is the leak? Me: We can't see it, must be under some floorboards. Company: Ah, that means that investigative work will be required, and under clause 17.1 of the Home Emergency policy you aren't covered for that. Me: What?! Company: But you are covered for that under your Home Insurance policy. Me: Great! Company: But because of the bank holiday they are closed until Tuesday. Me: You're joking. Company: There is an online chat you can use on the website. Me: And they can get it sort out a plumber before Tuesday? Company: No. I didn't swear, remembering it's not the person on the phone's fault, but I was very close. You can't slam a mobile down, but I did my best. My wife said I was sounding very passive aggressive! A local plumber came and sorted it fairly quickly for £150. Now I can't be bothered to claim as we have a £75 excess. |
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Toilet paper and toilet paper holders in Premier Inns.
They are either packed so tightly that you can't get them out, so you have to dig them out. They are wafer thin, tiny squares that are released singularly, so you need several at once. Inevitably, you run out cos you use so many. |
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Mrs IOW
This morning the 10 year old iMAC crashed. Mrs IOW went into panic mode that "everything was lost" When asked what was lost she replied "passwords and everything" and we MUST get a new computer. I showed her the Old mac sitting quietly next to the crashed one and said she could use that. "No thats even older we need a new one it will be faster and better and that one wont have my passwords" I pointed out that a new one wouldnt have her paswrords either and that ALL her stuff was in the cloud so you didnt need a powerful machine as 100% of what she does is in the browser. "but it will make the browser run faster" So I offered a cheap PC if she really really really wanted one, but no she "wont know how to use that" at this point I left the room in exasperation as soon as the Imac had rebooted, telling her to write her passwords down so they can never be lost. |
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If you think dealing with a British insurer is bad, you want to try dealing with insurers in America, where insurance can be 10x+ the cost of in the UK and the tactics used to avoid paying out are ridiculous. |
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" sorry, we dont cover you for flood caused by rain" |
Caravan problems forum anybody ?
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Rain=weather=Act of God. You should have bought Act of God insurance, which will be so expensive you can't afford it. :D |
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Be £250 please” “but they are free?” Yes but you have a £250 excess “ FFs conning gits. Travel then house recommendations please. |
Z list celebrities monetising mental health under the guise of "raising awareness"
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Ponces. End of. Close thread.
That and a shït load of other things. |
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Pre-treatment from the shampoo or bodywash supplied in the room will usually ensure success. Yes I travel a lot and have a fairly sensitive stomach! :p |
What is wrong with you snowflakes??
Just grab a handful of toilet paper, stick your hand in and wipe it off. You may need a couple of flushes / visits to complete the job. I do about two 'solid' poos a year, the rest vary in consistency between liquid and a thick stew or curry, so dealing with residue is a regular occupational hazard. Bog brushes are the most unhygienic things on the planet, nobody should have one. Unless you clean or replace the things after every single use you are basically storing a pool of festering shitty water in your bathroom. |
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My arse. Today I have had three poohs, all of which needed an epidural. I now have a very sore baboon’s Harris. However I do have some cream. I am a martyr to my bum.
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I have three poos a day. I no longer use toilet paper at home, I just jump in the shower instead. My arsehole is pristine, you could eat your dinner off it.
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Prole who don’t have bidets really shouldn’t be allowed on this BBS.
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Unless you deep clean your shithole every time I wouldn't recommend it. |
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The bbs has gone to shit!
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Well you've got to get to the bottom so you can aim higher. |
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People who say close thread. Where else would Hedge post if this one dissappeared?
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Not sure if ive complained about this before. I'm part of a global supply diversity task force at work, after being volunteered against my will by a senior manager, so I have to sit on zoom calls on Thursday evenings to discuss commercials and how we ensure our suppliers are diverse. I'm an engineer - I don't do commercials and have no interaction or influence over supplier selection; I have no idea what they're talking about the majority of the time. Everything is financials and acronym speak.
The problem is, I've left it too late to say something. They gave as all an award a few weeks ago for being part of this group. :moo: |
It has to be viewed as an opportunity, Joe. A chance to influence the £numbers of a business, and £numbers are the thing that matters the most. (And diversity ia of course of increasing importance).
I think I am wearing rose-tinted specs - who wants to do Zoom meetings of any sort? - but I think that's the only good state of mind. |
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The alternate is a suit does it 'top down' and then you all moan, well that's a stupid idea AND they never asked us for our opinion. It does rely on the work force engaging in it though and it doesn't sound as if they have you fully on board :) But I bet it looks great in the annual corporate report ...... |
What be a "global supply diversity task force"?
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Tsk tsk. They are a force tasked with ensuring diversity in supplies, globally.
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Indeed.
To us dago expats it was pretty obvious what "global supply diversity task force" was. This from Martin H was a massive clue if wcb had bothered to read the other posts first 'But I bet it looks great in the annual corporate report' I did post a little while back about little rural englanders not really having much of a grasp of the World outside their own (dis)comfort zone. Wcb said it was bollox. Case closed, me thinks. |
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u can get bent 2 lol
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Grate bantz.
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I still have no idea what a “global supply diversity task force” is.
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Well, you know what a task force is? And you know what global supplies are ? And you surely know what diversity is?
Just a matter of putting all that together. HTH. |
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The Burundi scheme or whatever it’s called?
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Typo.
Supplier* not supply. Oops. |
Tut tut. You made me bullshit.
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We need to know if Joe's firm are global suppliers or if they employ the services of other firms globally to supply.
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They’re a global investment bank, although our “taskforce” is concerned only with realty. It’s incredibly shit and boring. I guess the answer is both. |
I sacked off the zoom call, btw, and played Dark Souls 2 instead.
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While I’m here: Dark Souls 2.
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Though not as hard as short people and high shelves, which I understand is a problem globally that needs zooming in on. |
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Picked up the trilogy box set from Amazon for £30. Good deal, I think. |
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I have no idea what you’re talking about. |
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Hasn't anyone told them that cost is important? |
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Just tried to update my method of payment on my dartford crossing account and despite using account number and password it kept signing me out. Finally phoned and they informed me they closed the account in November due to limited use. They said an email should have been sent to say this but it wasn’t. They said I should receive a refund cheque in next few weeks which is an amazing coincidence after me phoning. Looking online it seems they have done this to a lot of others who have also not been informed or been given a refund. Almost like a government scam when the crossing is a gov.uk site. Be warned.
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There was some funny animated videos based on that - and Diablo. |
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I could do with some extra cash - how about sub-contracting the task out to me. |
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This drew my attention....Les Dennis tries cheese for the first time??? WTF How is that even possible? |
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Email Junk mail.
Need to hire a secretary just to check through it these days. I wouldn’t bother but so many important emails have slipped into there. |
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As you say, need to check though just in case something important has been diverted there. No real stuff there this time though. |
Yet another prick that thinks they don't need to use their indicators when turning right on a roundabout
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I seem to get a lot of junk mail offering me an extension to my member.
Can give a man a complex |
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Anyone that puts super in front of what they're saying is a super c*nt.
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Politicians, usually Tories, who complain about the decline of The Party, when their concern should about the decline of the country.
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Motorway driving when it's busy or in roadworks.
My god, there are so many dickheads about. |
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... and lest we forget, Cameron enabled Brexshit for exactly that reason. |
EDF energy yet again, took 1300 quid from my account today, even though I already pay them an agreed amount every month.
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Adverts you find stapled in the centre pages of magazines, when you have already tipped out a load of other junk
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A car alarm going off at 5.30 this morning waking me up and most annoyingly not being able to get back to sleep
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People who phone radio stations to like a particular song. They have been "dancing round the kitchen". sick making!
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There’s a bloke at the gym wearing a beanie.
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Seeing 6 guys bent double drying their hands is the loos at DTX a they they are all wheelchair accessible. Not one at average height. What about all the really really really tall people? Don’t they have a voice?
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