Claim for pothole damage

[Bigmuz7]

Originally Posted by Polwart

Therefore please forward your invoice for your new tyre to Mr Willk!

Ahh now before he & you gets jumpy .. It was his sout Neighbours AFAIK

[Poly]

Originally Posted by Bigmuz7

Ahh now before he & you gets jumpy .. It was his sout Neighbours AFAIK

I thought he was just over the fence?

Originally Posted by Willk

... I'm not in the UK (by a gnat's whisker) and bought a UK encoded PLB.

[markg]

Originally Posted by Polwart

* technically we, in Scottish local government, may still have the same budget we did last year, but the beeb have done a great job building up the cuts for us, which means that we can stop bothering to do anything, blame the tories and mope around the staff canteen trying to work out if we have enough people who can be bothered doing anything to organise a strike!

business as usual then up north,

[Bigmuz7]

Well I dunno .. whether its worth the hassle I mean ..

I found these guys

ooh

And I located a match for my other 'good' side

ahh


It's a part worn, and the same tyre as the good un... with the same depth of tread delivered to my door for £100 notes in 2 days from order

Checked it .. its perfect, and allows me to get the rest of the wear as a pair before I need to spend big bucks for a new set

Top service

*edit* should say.. its a 250 quid tyre new .. but to find one (and its a reasonably rare tyre) I rekon thats reasonable and less than 50% wear too

Plus my local tyre guys did me a changeover for nowt

[willk]

Pressure of work caused my eye to stray from this attractively titled thread. I see now that it was a serious oversight.

Still, I have to admit to being "down Mexico way". South of the Border, as it were. Just.

Almost a sort of No-man's Land. The Most Northernly County in Ireland, but not in the North. Part of Ulster, but not Beholden to Her Maje. One of the 26 Counties but largely forgotten until the Government recently realised (too late) that we had a vote.

I'm holdin' out for a Pan-Celtic Archipelago....

[willk]

Originally Posted by Bigmuz7

Plus my local tyre guys did me a changeover for nowt

Well done - I hope you "stood 'em a beer!"

[Bigmuz7]

Originally Posted by willk

Pressure of work caused my eye to stray from this attractively titled thread. I see now that it was a serious oversight.

Still, I have to admit to being "down Mexico way". South of the Border, as it were. Just.

Almost a sort of No-man's Land. The Most Northernly County in Ireland, but not in the North. Part of Ulster, but not Beholden to Her Maje. One of the 26 Counties but largely forgotten until the Government recently realised (too late) that we had a vote.

I'm holdin' out for a Pan-Celtic Archipelago....

Have ye taken leave of yer senses fella ?

[willk]

Originally Posted by Bigmuz7

Have ye taken leave of yer senses fella ?

The Candidate of my choice was soundly trounced by the lads with the Armalites today, so I'm smarting a bit. Trying to seek solace in Broader Horizons....

Are you still sure I can't park the mobile in your side street?

[Bigmuz7]

Originally Posted by willk

Well done - I hope you "stood 'em a beer!"

No the bugger only done it cos he thinks he gettin two fronts for the wifes Mitsi ... hold on a minute

[Downhilldai]

Originally Posted by willk

Almost a sort of No-man's Land. The Most Northernly County in Ireland, but not in the North.

So, do you live in that part of 'Southern' Ireland that's further North than the most Northerly part of Northern Ireland?

[willk]

Originally Posted by Downhilldai

So, do you live in that part of 'Southern' Ireland that's further North than the most Northerly part of Northern Ireland?

BBC NEWS "The result of the Donegal by-election completed an awful week for the Irish government, possibly the worst political week in the life of Mr Cowen.
Donegal is Ireland's most northerly county but it has placed itself at the centre of Irish politics with the by-election result.
It is, arguably, the country's most beautiful county with its green hills, long beaches and stunning Atlantic scenery.
It is a fantastic place for a holiday, but next summer Mr Cowen is likely to choose somewhere else."

They seem to think I'm in the nice bit

[Matt]

Which is interesting given that it was a Scottish company that
"announced the largest annual loss in UK corporate history".

Originally Posted by Polwart

technically we, in Scottish local government, may still have the same budget we did last year