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Originally posted by Lucifer Box View PostAbout the only thing they can do at the moment is choose where the insurance company are going to put them up while the loss adjusters get to work. I would suggest a nice villa in Portugal would suffice. Probably be cheaper for the insurers as well.Comment
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostWith access to a nice golf course?Comment
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Unfortunately , women set a lot of store in 'being there for them', so logic and common sense have no place here.
I also predict a divorce or possibly some golf clubs with a head-shaped dint in them.
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Originally posted by Lucifer Box View PostHello, Franco, my friend. Still larging it up en Suisse? How is Mrs Franco adjusting to the move?
not bad thanks. We have almost reached an agreement of partial work from home so that I can commute from the italian part 2-3 days a week. Mrs likes CH. If you are a hypochondriac the hospital system here welcomes you with open arms. It almost had become part of the daily shopping routine for her. Check this jacket, that skirt and actually let me stop over to the doctor and see what they think of this... at all at quite reasonable prices with the insurance systems. In London they would have beaten you up with a stestoscope unless they believed that your life was so in danger that you had to call a doctor.I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostExactly.
His wife is with her sons. The house is and probably will remain sealed off.
Why ruin a holiday just to sit around wondering what you are going to do.
I mean is there anything that you can really do?Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by Francko View PostHi there,
not bad thanks. We have almost reached an agreement of partial work from home so that I can commute from the italian part 2-3 days a week. Mrs likes CH. If you are a hypochondriac the hospital system here welcomes you with open arms. It almost had become part of the daily shopping routine for her. Check this jacket, that skirt and actually let me stop over to the doctor and see what they think of this... at all at quite reasonable prices with the insurance systems. In London they would have beaten you up with a stestoscope unless they believed that your life was so in danger that you had to call a doctor.Comment
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostUnfortunately , women set a lot of store in 'being there for them', so logic and common sense have no place here.
I also predict a divorce or possibly some golf clubs with a head-shaped dint in them.
Marvellous attitude the guy shows though...Older and ...well, just older!!Comment
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Originally posted by Lucifer Box View PostAbout the only thing they can do at the moment is choose where the insurance company are going to put them up while the loss adjusters get to work. I would suggest a nice villa in Portugal would suffice. Probably be cheaper for the insurers as well.
'Tis the season to be growing your own herbs now! I got a bumper pack of Sutton seeds - cheaper than the MAP stuff you get from supermarketsLast edited by hyperD; 1 April 2008, 15:45.If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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