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Im thinking about having a go at this with the youngest. There are a couple of caches in our village. -
Are you fo real?Originally posted by eek View PostIt was rather late last night when it happened and it's hardly urgent enough to need to be dealt with then.
I will however be reporting it as a non urgent crime this morning and following it up if I don't hear something quickly.
The annoying bit was it was 30p and I was trying to think of a solution to a £15k pupil premium issue for the schoolComment
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Well according to that prog, they managed to hit it with a Tall Boy but it didn't do a great deal of damage.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostYou're welcome. I would have sworn they were destroyed by the Grand Slam bombs towards the end of the war. Maybe that was St Nazaire.
It's that nice Mr Von Braun and his V2's next week.
I've always admired the amount of money that Von Braun managed to waste on the V2.
It stopped the krauts spending it on useful weapons like the V1, of which you could have got about 100 for the price of a V2.
The V1 had the same explosive yield as the V2, at about a ton (or tonne).Last edited by zeitghost; 13 October 2014, 07:21.Comment
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Assault is assault and as she rather spoilt my evening I'm going to have some pleasure in spoiling her weekOriginally posted by original PM View PostAre you fo real?
Plus it wasn't actually worth dealing with it last night so having now confirmed that a crime was committed (pulling my shirt and throwing money at me is common assault) I'll report itLast edited by eek; 13 October 2014, 07:29.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by FiveTimes View Posthad an interesting chat with a client on Friday - need to follow up this morning. Possibility of 1 year, 11 months direct work
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Morning all
Managed to pay a whole 35 euros for 3 courses coffee and wine for 2 people yesterday and the food was great too!
Off sightseeing today, going to a piggy place for lunch.Comment
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MTFUOriginally posted by eek View PostAssault is assault and as she rather spoilt my evening I'm going to have some pleasure in spoiling her week
Plus it wasn't actually worth dealing with it last night so having now confirmed that a crime was committed (pulling my shirt and throwing money at me is common assault) I'll report itComment
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