Philip Watkins
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- Location
- Back in Shropshire
and it was lighter to carry back.
Oh, couldn't you have used a tape measure?
Oh, couldn't you have used a tape measure?
what grinds your gears
- Thread starter roscoe erf
- Start date
Sussex Martin
Member
- Location
- Burham Kent
Too easyand it was lighter to carry back.
Oh, couldn't you have used a tape measure?
.and it was lighter to carry back.
Oh, couldn't you have used a tape measure?
cut a bit of string to length
robo
Member
- Location
- northamptonshire
thought i had patented that one
if he did that his trousers would fall down
is there not bits of string on one bale
cant you deliver some more bales
I could but he was born in Cardiganshire I reckonis there not bits of string on one bale
cant you deliver some more bales
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Some barsteward stole one of our folding "hedge cutting" road signs today
They were only new last year
They were only new last year
- Location
- East yorks
Trucks on dual carriage ways/motorways that are so ferking close together you cannot get on or off at an exit. Had 5 in a line today while trying to get into the inside lane
Old Boar
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- Location
- West Wales
After plodging round the field up to my wellie tops in water, checking ditches and sheltered places in the driving rain, I finally found the missing sheep.
Hiding in the covered silage ring. She could have given me a clue!
Hiding in the covered silage ring. She could have given me a clue!
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Just wait until the autonomous truck convoy trials start, they'll be MUCH closer together then
5 thats about 250ft and the exits are signposted 2 miles back perhaps you shouldn't leave it so late
Kind of two in one here I suppose.
Firstly - applying for jobs
Secondly - when the employer states 'we will only contact you if you are successful'. So am I supposed to hang around on the off chance you might ask me for interview etc in 2, maybe up to 3 weeks time?! Sure it would be simple enough to send a 'thanks but no thanks' email.
Grrr
Firstly - applying for jobs
Secondly - when the employer states 'we will only contact you if you are successful'. So am I supposed to hang around on the off chance you might ask me for interview etc in 2, maybe up to 3 weeks time?! Sure it would be simple enough to send a 'thanks but no thanks' email.
Grrr
- Location
- East yorks
I left it half a mile before but at 56mph you are not sure whether you can get past to get off. They do it while trying to get on aswell, this time it was 5, another time it will be 10. Just leave an artic lengths + between each one its simples
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
did i mention that, what?
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Courier
Member
- Location
- M62 - M1 - M18 triangle
RangeRovers with “ultimate “ suspension which slow down to 5 mph when traversing a traffic calming hump designed to allow folk in normal cars to cross at 30 mph but be a pain for boy racer lowered suspensions.
Last time I was in the job market I had applied for a number of jobs in the FW which could have taken me to anywhere in the country, it was time for a complete change. After my first interview I hadn't recieved any offers of interviews from the others but the chap offered me the job there and then, I tried to buy some time and wanted to mull it over for a few days, the morning after phoning him up to say yes to the job which was a week after applying the other 9 were offering interviews.
Hindsight is a wonderfull thing but after being told that a change of farming policy when working on a large estate meant that you had 6 weeks to find a new job and a new house with a 12 month old kind of makes you a bit desperate.