Nice tits are hot being a tit isn't

In the cupboard....is that like being in the clos-......nevermind.

Always a man of surprises, you.

... have kept my job and then possibly committed to buying a new house which is a big jump and double where we are now which also has the advantage of being mortgage free and freehold. Wtf have I done (facepalm) feel a bit nervous about it all tbh :? That all sounds good fella - congrats on both fronts. ...

Very similar to us Kwacky. The wife had a very good job before we started a family and was being head hunted for promotiion at the London office but family comes first second and third every time so she jacked it in an went part time in a stress free less demanding role. ...

... now works part time for a local company. It's crap money but it's stress free and she's got time to spend with the kids. The only downside is me being out of the house 12 hours a day, 5 days a week. We might have another think about moving in a couple of years when Alex has started and settled ...

... have kept my job and then possibly committed to buying a new house which is a big jump and double where we are now which also has the advantage of being mortgage free and freehold. Wtf have I done (facepalm) feel a bit nervous about it all tbh :?

... are open, I just need to commit to buying. The only thing that's stopping me is the question of whether I should do it now, or wait until it's being serviced and get the garage to do it while it's there. Which then raises the question of whether I should get it serviced now, or next year (it's ...

Unfortunately I think your probably right but being honest I m too dam tight to spunk over a grand on insurance for a couple of motorbikes.

No I didn't try them maybe I give them a call

Very foggy ride into work. I couldn't believe how many cars were driving without any lights on, despite visibility being down to 100m in some places.

On the plus side my brake light is working again. Clearly something is loose or a wire is breaking.

... that postcode a lot of cars have been stolen from a garage. Old cars are statistically more likely to be involved in a crash so new cars, despite being much more expensive, are less likely to be involved in an accident so are usually cheaper to insure.

I do wonder how the insurance system works and I've been involved with it for the last 15 years.

Replacement parts and the prospect of being written off are said to be two key factors for the new Ducatis. By all accounts they don't crash very well.

New car day today, well company car anyway. Being delivered about 2pm.
Audi A4 3l Tdi avant Quattro .

I wouldn't let that put you off.

No point being the richest bloke in the graveyard [emoji6]


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The SX did me proud. Seeing as I've only really being using it for work I got to grips using it more as a sports bike ( which I acknowledge its not). The suspension is soft and the brakes showed their limitations when you're getting a move on, but ...

4 Squillion quid is chump change compared to housing the homeless, feeding the starving, etc. And most homeless people don't actually mind being homeless....it's usually an indication of mental issues, substance/alcohol abuse, etc.....or all of them. Where would you put them?? Everyone wants ...

It's part of our history I for one would like to see it carry on being part of our ways so spend the money if it is going to be fine for years to come BUT not yet hold off until our country gets sorted being outside of the EU.

... and that generally everyone is still doing a lot more than 9 to 5. Staff see 9.30 as a late start and 4.30 as an early end to the day, despite it being their contracted hours. It gives staff a feeling of flexibility. AND!!!.....it probably helps them with avoiding the peak congestion hours in ...

... of mine recently left an international law firm, she was based in London. I'm curious to see if her reasons for leaving echo what StMarks is being told. A solicitor I used to work with left Brum to work in New York. Her pay and package was amazing. After 5 years she was medically retired. ...

... and that generally everyone is still doing a lot more than 9 to 5. Staff see 9.30 as a late start and 4.30 as an early end to the day, despite it being their contracted hours. It gives staff a feeling of flexibility. Fwiw a close friend of mine works in the legal system down in the smoke, & ...

... and that generally everyone is still doing a lot more than 9 to 5. Staff see 9.30 as a late start and 4.30 as an early end to the day, despite it being their contracted hours. It gives staff a feeling of flexibility.