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Yep, thought so. New money.Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post8 years old!
I change mine when it's 8 months old.
Dirty 2nd hand car!
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Mine ran out in September. Unless Virgin get the route again, then the traveller scheme will stop in march 2012. I have just enough tickets to qualify for it again, so by Christmas I will be submitting my application. even 2/3 months free is better than none!Originally posted by manclarky View PostI do Preston - Euston Monday morning, return Friday afternoon, First class, peak time with Virgin Traveller for free!
Costs me exactly £0.00 every week.
However, to become a member of Traveller Club meant shelling out £1,600 or so, but over the year, it's well-worth it.Rule Number 1 - Assuming that you have a valid contract in place always try to get your poo onto your timesheet, provided that the timesheet is valid for your current contract and covers the period of time that you are billing for.
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Admit it. You're Bob Russell, aren't you.Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostAn MP!! I don’t think I have ever been so insulted !!Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostAdmit it. You're Bob Russell, aren't you.
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Be glad this didn't happen to you...Originally posted by SneakySimon View PostBut at least I won't have to sit next to w@nkers every day who seem unable to gather basic train etiquette:
1. Placing a bag on the chair next to you is twatty. I WILL move it and take your seat.
2. The central armrest is shared. Share it.
3. If your fat, perhaps stand for the journey
4. If you need to emit from your body (cough, sneeze or fart) have the decency to either cover with hand or go to the toilet
5. I have a laptop to either do work or watch movies. Stop gawping at my screen - it is not a cinema.
That depreciation is looking cheap now.
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Originally posted by CheeseSlice View PostBe glad this didn't happen to you...
Passenger forced to stand for seven hours on U.S. Airways flight because of 400-POUND man sitting next to himDown voted 1545 timesI have a few pound on me and don't care. So what if skinny folk have to stand up? I have three kids and have the right to sit down wherever I want and they have their rights too. My eldest lad's school wouldn't let him play on team because they said he was obeese and I went right in and let them have it. Too much talk about folk being big these days. And whats all this 'morbidly obeese'. Im not depressed, I just have a few curves.
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