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On this hot day - some useful advice

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby pje16 » July 19th, 2022, 10:34 pm

I wouldn't have her defend me
logic is not her strong point :lol:

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby AsleepInYorkshire » July 20th, 2022, 8:48 am

East Riding of Yorkshire 26 degrees at 8.35am today :shock:

Warm then

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby kiloran » July 20th, 2022, 8:51 am

AsleepInYorkshire wrote:East Riding of Yorkshire 26 degrees at 8.35am today :shock:

Warm then

AiY(D)

Call that warm? Sithee, when I were a lad.....

--kiloran

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby AsleepInYorkshire » July 20th, 2022, 8:54 am

kiloran wrote:
AsleepInYorkshire wrote:East Riding of Yorkshire 26 degrees at 8.35am today :shock:

Warm then

AiY(D)

Call that warm? Sithee, when I were a lad.....

--kiloran

Ay them w' days

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby UncleEbenezer » July 20th, 2022, 8:56 am

AsleepInYorkshire wrote:East Riding of Yorkshire 26 degrees at 8.35am today :shock:

Warm then

AiY(D)

Below 20 here. Almost cool.

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby AsleepInYorkshire » July 20th, 2022, 9:09 am

UncleEbenezer wrote:
AsleepInYorkshire wrote:East Riding of Yorkshire 26 degrees at 8.35am today :shock:

Warm then

AiY(D)

Below 20 here. Almost cool.

Wish it was slightly cooler here today - don't mind warm weather if I'm sat in a chair drinking lager and listening to music, but sat in the office (dining room) with no aircon isn't good. It's South facing too.

Roll on Christmas :lol: My badness

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby brightncheerful » July 20th, 2022, 10:18 am

The sheer volume of fuss the BBC have been making about this worries me. Yesterday and today I'd estimate perhaps 10% of the whole of BBC news programme output has been articles about extreme heat, some useful but most utterly banal.


it's a distraction. Normally when there is something really important newsworthy happening we can usually count on someone in the Royal family to ride to our rescue with a photo-shoot banal alternative but what with the only other news item the heats for a new prime minister the media has come to our rescue by featuring the hot temperature.

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby pje16 » July 26th, 2022, 6:59 am

I have seen some excuses in my time BUT
an note on an ebay purchase says
"Due to the extreme heat warning, deliveries may take longer than usual."

It is a small package

Roll up a bandwagon and someone will jump on it

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby servodude » July 26th, 2022, 7:11 am

pje16 wrote:I have seen some excuses in my time BUT
an note on an ebay purchase says
"Due to the extreme heat warning, deliveries may take longer than usual."

It is a small package

Roll up a bandwagon and someone will jump on it


Yeah but.. perhaps the wee package needs to go on a big train that's got to go really slowly because the rails are a bit soft or bendy, or on a plane that's stuck to the runway? Or perhaps it's just one of those "stand on a butterfly" and next thing you know there's a fascist in power chaos things - and they're being really cautious?

Anyways it's probably wise to try and manage expectations - have you seen how some people react to being unexpectedly inconvenienced? (especially if it's a tad warm)

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby pje16 » July 26th, 2022, 7:51 am

servodude wrote:
pje16 wrote:I have seen some excuses in my time BUT
an note on an ebay purchase says
"Due to the extreme heat warning, deliveries may take longer than usual."

It is a small package

Roll up a bandwagon and someone will jump on it


Yeah but.. perhaps the wee package needs to go on a big train that's got to go really slowly because the rails are a bit soft or bendy, or on a plane that's stuck to the runway? Or perhaps it's just one of those "stand on a butterfly" and next thing you know there's a fascist in power chaos things - and they're being really cautious?

Anyways it's probably wise to try and manage expectations - have you seen how some people react to being unexpectedly inconvenienced? (especially if it's a tad warm)


Good points
It's comimg from China so I didn't expect a prompt delivery and they did say expected 12-19 Aug
It just felt a bit of a feeble excuse when coming all that way doesn't need further explanation

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Re: On this hot day - some useful advice

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Postby servodude » July 26th, 2022, 8:27 am

pje16 wrote:
servodude wrote:
pje16 wrote:I have seen some excuses in my time BUT
an note on an ebay purchase says
"Due to the extreme heat warning, deliveries may take longer than usual."

It is a small package

Roll up a bandwagon and someone will jump on it


Yeah but.. perhaps the wee package needs to go on a big train that's got to go really slowly because the rails are a bit soft or bendy, or on a plane that's stuck to the runway? Or perhaps it's just one of those "stand on a butterfly" and next thing you know there's a fascist in power chaos things - and they're being really cautious?

Anyways it's probably wise to try and manage expectations - have you seen how some people react to being unexpectedly inconvenienced? (especially if it's a tad warm)


Good points
It's comimg from China so I didn't expect a prompt delivery and they did say expected 12-19 Aug
It just felt a bit of a feeble excuse when coming all that way doesn't need further explanation


Ha yeah. Though to be fair it's normally at the last mile deliveries get messed up for me ! :D


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