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Announcement SELLING AND BUYING
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I must have missed this Rob, I'll PM you my address.
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I never said you were, but you do come across as a bit Mr. Assertive on times. The whole point of debate is everyone gets to voice their opinion and sometimes it will differ from yours, and likewise your from theirs. And sometimes people will just take the pi55 
As Frank would say "That's Life"
I blame the Roman's
As Frank would say "That's Life"
Don't bring Mac into this!I blame the Roman's
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In my opinion, ordering stuff from inside my house is standing by the rules.
There are ways for the sender to stay within the rules.
As far as the courier company is concerned, the collection and delivery are essential work.
The courier company can do the job safely.
Any money spent during the crisis (especially if it is within the UK) will keep roofs over people's heads and food in their bellies.
There are ways for the sender to stay within the rules.
As far as the courier company is concerned, the collection and delivery are essential work.
The courier company can do the job safely.
Any money spent during the crisis (especially if it is within the UK) will keep roofs over people's heads and food in their bellies.
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Just as long as your wife sits in the boot
Surely she must’ve been laid down?
Tony.
Tony.
And that is the problem. Companies are abusing the rules and not adhering to the safe working distance, staff canteens are being reported as cramped as always etc etc etc. People are terrified of going to work but are being told to either turn up or don't get paid because their firm won't do the right thing and close and sort the Gov furlough payments. Nobody would not have food in their bellies. And all this because we can't stop bloody ordering stuff!
The cynical side of me is thinking that somehow you are taking advantage of the government not making a clear statement about the use of car parts as packaging material. I immediately call on the government to crack down on this loophole, for I fear that I do not have the ability to not do this.
Oh lord, how did we ever have a conscience before this kicked off without the government governing our every interaction.
I’m only interested in having both sides of a debate put on the table and ensuring we are all treated fairly and equally. If you or anyone else can’t see that it’s not something I can do much about.
As Frank would say "That's Life"
I've got a greenhouse coming soon, I see this as essential for my mental health as I need something to do, carrie and I currently walking about 5-6 miles a day but theres still so much time to kill, it's easy for lazy twats but not so for the rest of us
I hope everyone who advocates furloughening the entire nation apart from front line/critical workers will be okay with eg 5p on their income tax next year, hundreds of thousands of long term unemployed, high inflation and the loss of their favourite businesses. Or will you just blame the government and expect them to fix it?
I think I’m perfectly capable of throwing away outer packaging when it comes into the house and washing my hands. Are you washing down every single piece of your shopping as that’s actually handled more and directly? I am btw.
If you don’t want to buy through the post don’t. I’m not telling others to do it. I’m explaining why I won’t stop. But be aware of the long term impact against the current manageable risk.
I think I’m perfectly capable of throwing away outer packaging when it comes into the house and washing my hands. Are you washing down every single piece of your shopping as that’s actually handled more and directly? I am btw.
If you don’t want to buy through the post don’t. I’m not telling others to do it. I’m explaining why I won’t stop. But be aware of the long term impact against the current manageable risk.
It's all about being sensible pal, some will always take it to the extreme and others will completely flout it
So your more concerned about your pocket than peoples health and saving lives. Quality.....
I can't really say much as I've had more car part delivery's in the last two weeks than I've had in two months
I feel like I'm single-handedly keeping our Economy ticking over
I feel like I'm single-handedly keeping our Economy ticking over
Strange conclusion.So your more concerned about your pocket than peoples health and saving lives. Quality.....
Not at all, just quoting what you said, or did you not say it??? You are more concerned about taxes raising to cover imminent costs than the health of warehouse pickers, delivery drivers etc, then again you probably see them as beneath you are don't care, just minimum wage workers which nobody is bothered about aslong as you can get your important stuff to your door. Utter bloody garbage.
I'm done with this thread and won't reply to anything else.
I could equally say you’re only concerned about your own welfare and ability to put food on the table and not interested in others’. Would that be a fair conclusion because you won’t support their employment by buying by post?So your more concerned about your pocket than peoples health and saving lives. Quality.....
I could say it but I’m not going to. It’s your choice.
on another note, I think we all ought to be paying another couple of pence in income tax,
Would we all really miss £500 a year (average wage) but this would generate £billions for essential services. I for one would like to see a bit more spent on something we all rely on.
We all pay extra pence for fuel without batting really an eyelid because we know the reward we get back.
Would we all really miss £500 a year (average wage) but this would generate £billions for essential services. I for one would like to see a bit more spent on something we all rely on.
We all pay extra pence for fuel without batting really an eyelid because we know the reward we get back.
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