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ROFLMAO nope slept through until now. A wonderful 9 hour sleep.You'll be up all night peeing
ROFLMAO nope slept through until now. A wonderful 9 hour sleep.You'll be up all night peeing
Yeah, I know what you mean. If I only drink 6 cups of coffee, I don't feel too good either. About 8 or 9 is optimal.and only drinking coffee (about 6 cups) didn't help
Well he spent most of the evening taking the p***, so nothing new thereYou'll be up all night peeing
ROFLMAO nope slept through until now. A wonderful 9 hour sleep.
The very disgusting and strong smell that so many people reek of these days, think its some form of chemical warfare agent disguising itself as fabric softener.
Lethal to asthmatics and just plain revolting to everyone else, recently bought a camera bag that stank of it too.
Even worse for me as it triggers my cluster headaches, what the flipping hell is it called?
Send/take it back and buy it again from their eBay store. Or better still, point out to them that you COULD do that, but it would be less work and less hassle for them if they just gave you the £20.Buying a new fancy pants Soldering Station - only to discover the same company sells it £20 cheaper through their ebay store!
Send/take it back and buy it again from their eBay store. Or better still, point out to them that you COULD do that, but it would be less work and less hassle for them if they just gave you the £20.
BUGGER!Wamt HMRC asking to file something again electronically, and bingo their downstream payment processing systems kick in and take the payment for a second time. A very significant sum of money light before Christmas I doubt their interpretation of the direct debit guarantee will put it back those year. Grrrrr
Lol so trueAnd next year they'll muck up the refund and charge you again.
No don't think so but I await then collecting it again when they confuse debit with credit.BUGGER!
This wouldn't be their new super duper make it easier system I've been hearing about by any chance?
Just confuse them by saying their bloody atm issued live utteringsWAMT - Words With Friends. So 'lauter' isn't a word, but 'ATM' is?
Bloody yanks
I blame the education system myself... its all Maggies fault for taking their milk away when they were babies, this is their revengebut I await then collecting it again when they confuse debit with credit.
Sounds like a plan to meTempted to take a load of coins to their office and make the farquars count it.
WAMT is trying to pay my water bill online. Try to sign up to do so only to be told that I already have an account. Manage to find out which e-mail account I used but can't remember the password. Go through the reset password routine to find that the password I used as the new one was the old one. Try to log in using the old password to be told that the password is incorrect. Tempted to take a load of coins to their office and make the farquars count it.
Yeah but it'd still be fun tryingJust so's you know, they can refuse payment that way.
Just sayin'
Just so's you know, they can refuse payment that way.
Just sayin'
AFAIK, as long as it's in £ coins and under the maxima for smaller denominations, they have to take it over a payment counter.
If its a few hundred quid its still mildly amusingAnd if you're using pound coins, where's the fun in that?
If its a few hundred quid its still mildly amusing
If its a few hundred quid its still mildly amusing
Well you can pay half, by the method Ruth @viv1969 suggests, Mrs Nod can pay the other half, by the same method, and write a cheque for the other 8 quid, job doneDid have a water bill for over £700 last year - managed to get it dropped down to £70 since it was a leak that caused the mahooooosive bill! The current one is around £75. Will do it by one of those weird paper things...
That could also workOr give them a load of cheques - don't cost me per transaction but I bet it does them!