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An atlas should work. Can't stand them sat nav things as it's like sitting in church for a sermon.+50 Xeno Geek Points
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Yeah, I can't sleep and drive either.Originally posted by Zippy View Postit's like sitting in church for a sermon.Comment
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Congrats.Originally posted by norrahe View PostAnd I've been offered the gig in cloggieland,


If I remember rightly you have been looking for this move for a while now.Comment
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I refuse to get a sat nav because the road layout structures are not that complicated where I am.Originally posted by Zippy View PostAn atlas should work. Can't stand them sat nav things as it's like sitting in church for a sermon.
Unfortunately my memory is awful and Mrs Gonzo cannot read a map so whenever we do a journey somewhere new I have to write down the directions and then Mrs Gonzo reads them out as we go along.
The directions for one 300 mile journey that we did were:
I am not getting a sat nav to tell me stuff like that!Follow Highway 1 until it joins Highway 2 then follow Highway 2 until we reach the destination.Comment
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I bet you still manage to have an argument about itOriginally posted by Gonzo View Post
I am not getting a sat nav to tell me stuff like that!
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Yes.Originally posted by Zippy View PostI bet you still manage to have an argument about it
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It's not that I really dislike ExClientCo's agency, but I just raised an invoice for 72p for paying last months invoice 4 days late.
I put it in the same envelope as the "Notice Before Action" for the invoice they dispute.Comment
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Better in your pocket than theirs. Chiselling barstewards.Originally posted by HeliCraig View PostIt's not that I really dislike ExClientCo's agency, but I just raised an invoice for 72p for paying last months invoice 4 days late.
I put it in the same envelope as the "Notice Before Action" for the invoice they dispute.+50 Xeno Geek Points
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You need the Brian Blessed version.Originally posted by Zippy View PostAn atlas should work. Can't stand them sat nav things as it's like sitting in church for a sermon.
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