We have exactly that situation locally. The site operator simply states that they have a music license and that they are operating within the license. The "noise" travels almost a mile up the road!This is that, when a music licence is granted, sensible conditions are generally made within the licence. However, the site operators seldom want to spend the money or make the effort, to ensure that sound levels and times are adhered to, so that even when the conditions meet the expectations of neighbours, the practice is quite different.
It is also my observation that councils seldom perform proper tests unless an outside expert is called in by the complainants and presents evidence that the licence is not being adhered to. When that happens, council staff have been known to "discover" the misbehaviour.
Tablets in blister packs, where the paper side is so thick that you crush the capsule or tablet while getting them out.
BT didn't turn up, so rang them. In a queue! (Your call is important to us!) Eventually got through (after negotiating more "menus"!). Many security checks. Note on file. Engineer couldn't get to me - no explanations ?????? Re-booked for Friday! What a shower! Good job that I am retired or I would be swinging from the trees! Have a nice day all!They are all out to get me! British Gas (again), trying to service my boiler 4 months too soon, British Telecom-changing my appointment day to........................... wait for it........................ the same time and day that they were supposed to be coming anyway???? My business used to run on punctuality and customer service. Nowadays it's about "efficiency" for shareholders profits rather than the benefit of the customers (who will, soon, be voting with their feet!).
A Stanley knife works for me!Re: blister packs
I started a good while back running my thumbnail around the edge of the foil/paper to start the release of the 'push out from behind'. On most such packs that works but on some the "foil" is a tri-laminate with a thicker than usual 'film' layer and that sort of defeats the thumbnail cut!
A Stanley knife works for me!
I get the wife to do it!!A Stanley knife works for me!
If in doubt, clout, if all else fails read the handbookWAMT? I can continually prove that I am unable to follow instructions or read manuals. When did I start being old and grouchy? Life could be so much easier if I could just either read instructions and decide if I want to follow them rather than to just ignore.
Defeatist.If in doubt, clout, if all else fails read the handbook
If in doubt, clout, if all else fails read the handbook
Call from BT. We don't need an engineer! It's all been done at the box!BT didn't turn up, so rang them. In a queue! (Your call is important to us!) Eventually got through (after negotiating more "menus"!). Many security checks. Note on file. Engineer couldn't get to me - no explanations ?????? Re-booked for Friday! What a shower! Good job that I am retired or I would be swinging from the trees! Have a nice day all!
Call from BT. We don't need an engineer! It's all been done at the box!
Edit:- Followed by yet another email to say that they are looking into it! My brain hurts!
You got to see a GP ?????? A real one ????? Sounds like you may have to take double the dose in half the time, or should that be half the dose in double the time, or maybe ..................................................... did you go via the national elf service? I get Grumpy when I try to call because they make me feel Dopey for getting Sneezy and ringing Doc whilst Happy gets Bashful during the examination by Sleepy. Hi ho!That is absolutely barmy, but unfortunately not surprising.
I went to the pharmacy today, to pick up my adjusted dose of meds (down to 20mg instaed of 40mg) which happened because of a visit to the GP 2 weeks ago. So they went to get them and the new prescription is for 40mg
Or those that buy a pub near houses then choose to operate it as a music venue and p*** all the local neighbours off.Those that buy a house by a pub that operates as a music venue, then get the music license revoked.
Or those that buy a pub near houses then choose to operate it as a music venue and p*** all the local neighbours off.
Another email this morning. The engineer is coming tomorrow. I've been online to cancel it and you can change it but not cancel it. Efficiency???? I'll just let them arrive. I just lost the will to ...................................................Call from BT. We don't need an engineer! It's all been done at the box!
Edit:- Followed by yet another email to say that they are looking into it! My brain hurts!
We live just down the road from Hemsby, where "temporary" "wooden holiday homes" were built, on the sand dunes, that are now falling into the sea, after years of erosion, which everyone knew was going to happen and guess what?Some old farm buildings, next to the sewerage works, have been converted to houses.
Guess what the house owners are complaining about?
Ah! but what good customer service..........one engineer has fixed/corrected the issue in/at the street cabinet........now coming to fiddle with your wiring just to be sure you are fixed!Another email this morning. The engineer is coming tomorrow. I've been online to cancel it and you can change it but not cancel it. Efficiency???? I'll just let them arrive. I just lost the will to ...................................................
I had to use the M6 for the first time in ages last week. The signs going north around Birmingham push you towards using the toll section, and coming back down south the signage to the non-toll section are virtually non existent. I wonder why… could it possibly be the £8.90 toll fee?I visited Manchester last weekend and was annoyed by the poor driving. Tailgating seems to be very popular but I have never seen it as bad as in Manchester. My relatives who live there also confirm that driving standards are poor. I returned on a Sunday morning so it was great to see the M6 so lightly loaded. However, there was still the odd car driving at 60mph in lane 3 of the 4 lanes and forcing others to change from lane 1 to lane 4 to overtake. Overtaking on the inside seems very common now irrespective of lane hoggers.
Dave
Yes, I have noticed this myself but not yet used the M6 toll road unintentionally. On a couple of occasions travelling South my Sat Nav directed me to the Toll Road and then via the M42 then to the M5. I was only ten mins later than the original ETA but, had I stayed on the M6, the delay was several hours due to a major accident. I was more touchy about Toll roads many years ago. When I was leaving Oxford to head for a location North of Burford, the normal road north had been closed and my Sat Nav recommended a toll road. I resisted at first but could not see another way. When I arrive at the toll (a small bridge over a river) and old gentle man limped towards me to collect 50p (part of a charter give to his family by a past King). I felt a fool that I had hesitated.I had to use the M6 for the first time in ages last week. The signs going north around Birmingham push you towards using the toll section, and coming back down south the signage to the non-toll section are virtually non existent. I wonder why… could it possibly be the £8.90 toll fee?
She's got you well trainedJust ordered two things from Amazon for Mrs WW (she refuses to order things with her own card)
She's got you well trained
She's got you well trained
There remain a number of issues though. Had you gone to a shop you could have bought one or more of the items. Likely the persons that brought it into store, put it on the shelf and the one that concluded the transaction at the till all earnt money and will in their stead, go spend that money on stuff elsewhere causing the circular flow of investment. Lots of folk are able to eat because of that process. You would have walked out the store with it.30 minutes later I asked her when they might arrive..she has Amazon Prime..tomorrow. It's that easy for me.