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  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited December 2016 #422

    I agree. I think 10 hours is a too long haul flight. It's not comfortable to have to sit that long even with reclining seats, meals, refreshments and on board entertainment. You can only watch so many movies or listen to so much music before the need to get up and stretch your legs.

  • brue
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    edited December 2016 #423

    B2 I too am amused at the name mix up, I'm used to it by now! wink

  • Wherenext
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    edited December 2016 #424

    Deleted User User - Nellie was asking for advice on Cuba. His daughter may be going. It' on a thread somewhere. Maybe you could give him some advice.

    ps glad you enjoyed it.

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited December 2016 #425

    Sorry about that, Brue. I'll try to get it right next time!

    After a quiet afternoon, it's gone manic this evening with one delivery after another. However, the new car with the power steering, automatic shift plus small turning circle, makes the job a lot easier.

    We're at kfc Goring at the moment collecting an order for delivery on the new build estate behind Tesco Extra in Durrington.

    We're certainly starting to feel the effects of storm Barbara with the persistent wind and rain.

     

     

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited December 2016 #426

    Two Mcdonalds orders to collect now. Parked on Chapel Road awaiting collection both regular customers.

  • IanH
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    edited December 2016 #427

    For all of you involved in the shopping madness at the moment, I have some good news!

    The shops will, in fact, re-open after Christmas! Probably even on Boxing Day!!

    Phew! Panic over, eh?

  • JVB66
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    edited December 2016 #429

    When the president elect is installed will the secret service personel when he is threatend shout

     

     

     

     

     

     

    "Donald DUCK"  

    sorry 

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited December 2016 #430

    Yet another kfc order. Feeling tired now. Less than 2 hours to go before we finish for tonight. 

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited December 2016 #431

    Another order. Pizzaface on Montague Street this time. 

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited December 2016 #432

    Another order. Pizzaface on Montague Street this time. 

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited December 2016 #433

    Oh dear! It got duplicated!

  • ABM
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    edited December 2016 #434

    Duck  &  geese   Feeding  will  be  my  exercise 

    on  Boxing  Day,  Ian  !  I'll  take  a  drive  out  to 

    Shackerley  Mere  between  Holmes  Chapel, 

    Northwich  &  Knutsford  with  a  packet  of  p/nuts, 

    feeder  seed  and  some  duck  food  for  the

    exercise.  Quick  repairs  on  any  damaged  feeders

    and  a  couple  of  laps  of  the  mere  to  shake down

    the  excess  food  I've  eaten.  Then  back  into  the 

    comfy  chair  for  an  hour  or  three.  Then  start  on

    the  next  meal   embarassed    !!

  • milliehull
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    edited December 2016 #435

    Panto was wonderful. I can thoroughly recommend the Pantos at The Key Theatre, they are always good. Eldest grandson started off as 'Mr cool' and thought he was too old for such things but within 10 minutes was shouting hissing and booing, and waving is light sabre about with everyone else 😊. We all had such a great time.

    We are going spend tomorrow re-arranging the furniture, setting tables and preparing food for 12 of us on The Big Day.

    Hope all will be well for you brue. A bit of a worrying situation for you. Keep safe.

    Have a lovely time with all your family both here in the UK and in NZ Bakers2.

    Enjoy the day with your boys Helen.

     

     

     

  • triky auto
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    edited December 2016 #436

    H & T ,,,YES the "Wheatsheaf is still there on the corner opposite the bus stand.Not been in it though ,so can't say if it's been refurbed or whatever !!

  • SELL
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    edited December 2016 #437

    Can I ask why you only have 1 years NCD, seems strange as you are obviously an experienced driver with such a big car and caravan.

  • IanH
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    edited December 2016 #438

    It's not a bad life, is it Brian smile

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited December 2016 #439

    Really glad you enjoyed the panto Millie, I remember taking the boys and they also thought they were too old and that it was "uncool " but really enjoyed it just the same.

    Hope you have plenty of help in the kitchen catering for 12.especially with the washing up!  laughing

     

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited December 2016 #440

     

    Nice to hear it's still there Triky, smile

  • triky auto
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    edited December 2016 #441

    wink A Calmer day to start with here on the I.o.W.High cloud &bright too.Slight breeze but no rain .Eating out his afternoon in the "Lifeboat" in East Cowes.Tonight too ,as my friend is playing /entertaining there.laughing.

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited December 2016 #442

    Just over a year ago, SELL, someone hit the bumper of the car whilst we were parked causing £1200 damage. We weren't in the car at the time and so did not meet whoever did it. As the person who was at fault disappeared without trace, my insurance had to foot the bill for the claim, hence the loss of my no claims bonus.

  • IanH
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    edited December 2016 #443

    Malcolm......you really do need someone to hold your hand don't you?

    Nothing you have said would increase your car insurance to the astronomical amounts you are paying. You should be paying a few hundred pounds for each car.

    So basically, you are spending thousands of pounds unnecessarily.......simple as that. 

    Do you really enjoy working all night just to pay unnecessary bills? And making Mrs M do the same?

    Or are you just winding us all up?

    Merry Christmas.

  • IanH
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    edited December 2016 #444

    Malcolm......you really do need someone to hold your hand don't you?

    Nothing you have said would increase your car insurance to the astronomical amounts you are paying. You should be paying a few hundred pounds for each car.

    So basically, you are spending thousands of pounds unnecessarily.......simple as that. 

    Do you really enjoy working all night just to pay unnecessary bills? And making Mrs M do the same?

    Or are you just winding us all up?

    Merry Christmas.

  • IanH
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    edited December 2016 #445

    So good, I said it twice.....

  • Francis
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    edited December 2016 #446

    Still stormy here. We haf a great night at our annual family christmas gathering last night. Now just heading to Asda to get some last minute supplys. Hope everyone else has a good day

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited December 2016 #447

    +1 Malc, I was a victim of the same attitude. My insurance jumped almost threefold. After shopping around I got it down to less than double my original cost. 

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited December 2016 #448

    It was a shame you hadn't protected your NCB  Malcolm. Although depending on how many years ncb you had, a good insurance company would only step back the ncb not lose it completely. 

    I've also had to claim for damage done to my car in a car park, luckily my full no claims was protected so it didn't affect the next renewal premium. 

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited December 2016 #449

    I am now having a quiet hour to my self, busy day and still got my cold so feeling drained.  😩Have packed everyone off to the pub for some peace and quiet ☺ Lovely. 

  • IanH
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    edited December 2016 #450

    One no-fault accident wouldn't / shouldn't add that much to the premium, Malcolm.

    Anyway, as you are paying over £1000 too much for the insurance on each of your cars, it would have been better to have paid for the repairs to your bumper yourself.

    And a tiny bit of shopping around would have probably halved the repair cost.

    Ah well, you clearly have money to burn.......

    Merry Christmas!

  • IanH
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    edited December 2016 #451

    One no-fault accident wouldn't / shouldn't add that much to the premium, Malcolm.

    Anyway, as you are paying over £1000 too much for the insurance on each of your cars, it would have been better to have paid for the repairs to your bumper yourself.

    And a tiny bit of shopping around would have probably halved the repair cost.

    Ah well, you clearly have money to burn.......

    Merry Christmas!