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Originally posted by BR14 View PostMorning

grey
king billy
february
Monday.
did y'all miss me while i was away?
Did you go somewhere?
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Having fun with Google help chat as I'm after a tax invoice but none is available.
Apparently I have to try again on 1 February...
I kindly mentioned that it is nearly midday on 1 February in the UK so could they tell me which timezone the invoice system is referencing?Comment
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Originally posted by BR14 View PostMorning

grey
king billy
february
Monday.
did y'all miss me while i was away?
It had not been the same! General has been (even more) overrun with cretins!
How are you?Comment
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"Timezones are hard, let's use your web browsing activity to create a panopticon!"Originally posted by ladymuck View PostHaving fun with Google help chat as I'm after a tax invoice but none is available.
Apparently I have to try again on 1 February...
I kindly mentioned that it is nearly midday on 1 February in the UK so could they tell me which timezone the invoice system is referencing?Comment
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'Inez' is now trying to claim that I don't have an address on my account (I do) and that's what's stopping the Download Tax Invoice link from being available.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostHaving fun with Google help chat as I'm after a tax invoice but none is available.
Apparently I have to try again on 1 February...
I kindly mentioned that it is nearly midday on 1 February in the UK so could they tell me which timezone the invoice system is referencing?Comment
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You are in Yorkshire?Originally posted by covbob View PostMorning all!
CBS and lots of lovely sunshine here. Bet it's a bit parky out though.
I went to school with his son. He turned up at parents evening one day.Comment
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Chaos here this week. CovKid I was sent home last week as his Covid bubble burst for the third time. Then on Friday evening we had a text asking not to bring CovKid II to nursery whilst one of the staff had a test - which has turned out positive.
10 days of complete chaos for me. Plus the now 3-month old CovBaby of course.Comment
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Fact of the day! Thanks BP!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostYou are in Yorkshire?
I went to school with his son. He turned up at parents evening one day.Comment
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