What is hacking you off today?

[RobM]

Change the record!

 

[Swiss Tony]

There are certainly no problems in Eastern Europe with the supply chain and there won't be because there is no shortage of drivers. These are self inflicted wounds in the UK which were easily foreseen except by the most blinkered Europhobes.

Oh God another expat trying to justify their move abroad,honestly i wish you all the best but please respect the democratic vote of this nation and move on.

 

[blues exile]

Oh God another expat trying to justify their move abroad,honestly i wish you all the best but please respect the democratic vote of this nation and move on.

I can assure you no personal perspective on my part, just statement of fact. Consequences of Brexit were obvious from the start, a democratic decision (sort of), the consequences of which the British public will become aware of and will have to live with for the foreseeable future. Once you leave a club, you no longer can expect to enjoy the benefits of membership.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Oh God another expat trying to justify their move abroad,honestly i wish you all the best but please respect the democratic vote of this nation and move on.

Think you'll find Blues exile curently lives in Kent.Granted that's not Essex but it's not abroad either.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Neighbour of mine initially went to local dentist for root canal treatment ( which they didn't do, as they couldn't 'locate' one of her roots! ), & she also needed an implant next to that tooth.
She was quoted £3,800 to have all treatment done, don't know if this was going private?.
Anyway she's just returned from Spain, where she owns a holiday Flat, & knew a local dentist in the town. He sorted everything out, which cost her 1,020 Euros!.

Unfortunately there's no free dental treatment in Spain (most people have a mutua or private health insurance) but sounds like your neighbour got a good deal in a country where an implant can cost around 1,000 euros.

 

[JAL]

Referees get paid in the National League for their so called officiating.

 

[RobM]

Goalkeepers that collect the ball then dive like a salmon, lie there at full length for ten seconds looking around before they get up.

 

[Mad Cyril]

My house was egged last night exactly one year after the last attack.

I ran outside to see two kids jumping into a car which sped off.

I recognised the vehicle and got the numberplate. Turns out it is an ex-friend of my wife and they fell out about three years ago.

What sort of person holds a grudge like this and then involves their kids?

 

[Mad Cyril]

Just purchased a load of Ring devices to secure my perimeter...

 

[Mad Cyril]

The Christmas decorations have gone up in the Victoria Shopping Centre and they look really depressing on a backdrop of vacant retail units.

 

[GNH]

The Christmas decorations have gone up in the Victoria Shopping Centre and they look really depressing on a backdrop of vacant retail units.

Perhaps from December 1st they will open the doors to one shop each day until Christmas Eve?

 

[Massimo Giovanni]

The Christmas decorations have gone up in the Victoria Shopping Centre and they look really depressing on a backdrop of vacant retail units.

There is a christmas tree fake plastic thing up in one of the new flats overlooking the North Bank.

 

[Chrisb]

Fireworks going off yet again - should be organised displays only. People sending pounds and pounds up into the sky just to impress whilst other people are starving. That's before I even mention the effect on wildlife and pets - rant over.

 

[Billy Bests boot laces]

. That's before I even mention the effect on wildlife and pets - rant over.

We feed our resident Fox's & Badger's nightly, they are nervous & 'skittish' on a normal night!. So won't be laying their food trail till later tonight, I'm sure they will eventually appear, as they know where the food scource is!.

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

Christmas songs in The Range and Home Bargains. Jeez, not only is too early, but we've now heard them a zillion times since the 70s and 80s. The same songs on repeat, over and over.

 

[SUBBlue]

Christmas songs in The Range and Home Bargains. Jeez, not only is too early, but we've now heard them a zillion times since the 70s and 80s. The same songs on repeat, over and over.

I agree. If I hear Yoko Ono screeching on ‘Merry Christmas War Is Over’ again this year I think I’ll scream ??..

 

[GBJ]

We feed our resident Fox's & Badger's nightly, they are nervous & 'skittish' on a normal night!. So won't be laying their food trail till later tonight, I'm sure they will eventually appear, as they know where the food scource is!.

Always good to see a fellow wildlife feeder.

I’m sure the poxy fireworks won’t stop my foxes from coming round for their nightly tin of dog food & biscuits.

 

[GBJ]

Fireworks going off yet again - should be organised displays only. People sending pounds and pounds up into the sky just to impress whilst other people are starving. That's before I even mention the effect on wildlife and pets - rant over.

Been saying this for years. Licensed and regulated displays should be the way forward.

 

[* ORM *]

Socks with flip flops. Who on earth decided this was fashionable. Second only to low hanging trousers in utter stupidity

 

[BALDY]

Socks with flip flops. Who on earth decided this was fashionable. Second only to low hanging trousers in utter stupidity

Yuck and sandels with socks so very uncool also women wearing Doc Martens (so awful)