Oops, I must have done somethuing wrong 9 years ago, as I have been paying tax all this time! Not as much as when i was working, but still!Its one of those short breaks taken by workers. Those peeps wot pay income tax so us re-tyred types can collect our penshuns and have the whole week off
Me too! Luckily I still am under the 40% tax bracket but the scandalous "Fiscal Drag" policy is eating into my available dosh.
The problem with polystyrene is if it gets splashed with petrol it dissolves and turns into a highly flammable / explosive mixture. Not ideal if your boaty thing is in peril
We're all in the same boat I reckon. Keep trying to convince myself that because the guvmint gave me tax relief on my pension contributions and the company put some in too, its only fair that the taxman dips his fingers in my till. But still think of them as the State Theft Department.
Wot was the reason for not going on certain decks?Oh dear that don't sound good.
Had a Scots girlfriend once, when I lived in Poole. (I think she came from the East coast, but not sure.)
Anyway she had a brother in the army back a longish ways now, 70s mebbe. He finished a tour in NI and was coming back with his regiment on an aircraft carrier(?). They were told not to go walking around on certain decks. Well a few did, he was one of them, and he was lost overboard. So no body, nuffin. Really sad.
So hope he has just gone AWOL wiv sum burd and eventually turns up.
Our experience has been that the little sac-like capsules with clothes-washing detergent in do not properly dissolve and over time they form a slimy residue in the door rubber and all over the lower half of the door glass. We switched to dissolvable tablets and the problem went away.
Really, never knew that!
Remembering that this is all secondhand I think it was on a deck just below the flight deck. I kinda assumed it was because it was open to the elements and there was a risk of being washed off or summat.
Not that I often contribute much to clothes washing things, we use liquid, bought in Frogland as it is cheaper and better, it is also hypoallergenik which is good as W gets reactions to other detergents. Comes in huge sachets which you pour into the one solid plastic bottle that you kept. And it smells better n than the other stuff which to me smells like drains or Patchouli oil or some such rubbish.Our experience has been that the little sac-like capsules with clothes-washing detergent in do not properly dissolve and over time they form a slimy residue in the door rubber and all over the lower half of the door glass. We switched to dissolvable tablets and the problem went away.
That happens when you get older lots of plans and enthusiasm but thay never bear fruitsMornin
Cold and damp
Cafe breakfast today
Nuther week gone by and nowt done
Stay positive all
Eye use normal powder. Wuk cleaners were told to use capsules for fings like surface cleaner. Put capsule and water in a sprayer and shake. Had the same problem as you. Capsule case din't fully melt. It would block the spray nozzle.Our experience has been that the little sac-like capsules with clothes-washing detergent in do not properly dissolve and over time they form a slimy residue in the door rubber and all over the lower half of the door glass. We switched to dissolvable tablets and the problem went away.
Do you get the £5.00 then
Cafe breakfast this morning then?... I am in the doghouse.
Sharp words have been exchanged, it's going to be a cold & frosty night.
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., so in my huff state I have done the grand total of 0+0 today. or even Monday.
Its links to instagram. They show for the rest of us. What are you using to view me freelander fred?
Me too tax for pension should be scrapped
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