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- Lincolnshire
People who moan about the weather. Adapt or perish.
what grinds your gears
- Thread starter roscoe erf
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Sussex Martin
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- Burham Kent
Pilgrimmick
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- Location
- Argyll
Short for Jackaline?@abitdaft is female so I doubt her name is Jack.
people who moan about housing sheep,psst.you got the wrong breeding mate...adapt or give up ....
Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
You don't have to wait until the end if you can remember which number to use to delete. It's a 3 on EE.
Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
Visual voicemail is even better.
- Location
- East Sussex
Hullomail is pretty good.
Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
What's that?
Shovelhands
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- Location
- Sunny Essex
It’s cheese.....
- Location
- East Sussex
It’s an app I have on iPhone which gives you visual voicemail like I’ve seen on O2 mobiles. Also alerts you to missed calls whilst out of reception/power but I think most networks do that anyway.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
people who moan about housing sheep,psst.you got the wrong breeding mate...adapt or give up ....
Yes I've heard all of the "my sheep lamb outdoors completely unassisted in windchill of -47" bollox. Or we could lamb later and miss the high prices. Or we could just put them in the shed from mid December to end of Feb and stop turning grass into mud, and pissing about in the rain. Its the obvious solution.
Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
I have visual voicemail on iPhone with EE no need for an extra app.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
It's true though. 10 mins with the mixer waggon along the feed barrier and that's 200 ewes fed a balanced diet in the shed. Rather than trying to get a round bale across a waterlogged field to a ring feeder surrounded by liquid slurry and mud. It's a no brainer.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Shed holds grain temporary in summer then beet to mid Dec, so it's available for the worst,of the winter for the sheep. I am not staying on for one more winter outwinter ewes on 4 year leys on slow draining land. I have had it up to here with it. The damage to soil structure and run off with these wet winters is completely unacceptable never mind the misery for man and beast.
Who you calling jack ? Bert
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
Boohoo
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- Location
- Newtownabbey
Insurance companies.
Before buying another car to replace the one that I assume has been written off I thought I'd tell the insurance company what I was thinking of buying. New to me car is 11 insurance groups lower than what I was driving but they want £225 for change of vehicle.
When I questioned this they said that it was due to the increased value, but my premium has never gone down when I've reduced the value of my car and they've told me in the past that value doesn't affect premiums.
Next excuse for the charge was that apparently you're more likely to have an accident in an unfamiliar vehicle and they've actually been giving me discount for years because I owned my last car for so long.
They're just full of
Before buying another car to replace the one that I assume has been written off I thought I'd tell the insurance company what I was thinking of buying. New to me car is 11 insurance groups lower than what I was driving but they want £225 for change of vehicle.
When I questioned this they said that it was due to the increased value, but my premium has never gone down when I've reduced the value of my car and they've told me in the past that value doesn't affect premiums.
Next excuse for the charge was that apparently you're more likely to have an accident in an unfamiliar vehicle and they've actually been giving me discount for years because I owned my last car for so long.
They're just full of
Use Oven Pride.
Or Elbow Grease spray.
Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
Sounds like time for a new insurance company. They all treat loyal customers like shît.Insurance companies.
Before buying another car to replace the one that I assume has been written off I thought I'd tell the insurance company what I was thinking of buying. New to me car is 11 insurance groups lower than what I was driving but they want £225 for change of vehicle.
When I questioned this they said that it was due to the increased value, but my premium has never gone down when I've reduced the value of my car and they've told me in the past that value doesn't affect premiums.
Next excuse for the charge was that apparently you're more likely to have an accident in an unfamiliar vehicle and they've actually been giving me discount for years because I owned my last car for so long.
They're just full of