Break his legs and trash his house
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You see yourself as a decent bloke, part of that is not taking money off people who can't afford it. Feeling good about yourself is worth more than a few quid.
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostGet home today and notice my retired neighbour's nice new gate, just as he comes rushing out of his house in a bit of a fluster. Turns out in getting the gate done he dropped a large plank of wood on my nice german sports car and it is dented. He was terribly apologetic and is insisting he pays to get it repaired.
Now, i'm not convinced he is that well off, and he is a really good bloke who is always willing to give me a hand if needed, so, i'm a bit unsure about taking his money. Gut feel is that I will tell him it didn't cost much so i'll take a few quid off him and pay most of it myself.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostDamn right sir. you are a decent bloke and im proud to know you
Originally posted by Paddy View PostTell him that you will pay for it as long as he lets you bum him.
Originally posted by doodab View PostI thought this was another thread about dividing llamas
Originally posted by NickFitz View PostWZ&EOS. Good man (assuming you self-identify as a man).
Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostCall him a cretin.
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Originally posted by Zippy View PostThat would be a very generous thing to do. How much will it cost? Is it a lot of money to you?
But you really can't beat having a neighbour who you can leave keys with and who will take delivery of stuff for you.
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostGet home today and notice my retired neighbour's nice new gate, just as he comes rushing out of his house in a bit of a fluster. Turns out in getting the gate done he dropped a large plank of wood on my nice german sports car and it is dented. He was terribly apologetic and is insisting he pays to get it repaired.
Now, i'm not convinced he is that well off, and he is a really good bloke who is always willing to give me a hand if needed, so, i'm a bit unsure about taking his money. Gut feel is that I will tell him it didn't cost much so i'll take a few quid off him and pay most of it myself.
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostGet home today and notice my retired neighbour's nice new gate, just as he comes rushing out of his house in a bit of a fluster. Turns out in getting the gate done he dropped a large plank of wood on my nice german sports car and it is dented. He was terribly apologetic and is insisting he pays to get it repaired.
Now, i'm not convinced he is that well off, and he is a really good bloke who is always willing to give me a hand if needed, so, i'm a bit unsure about taking his money. Gut feel is that I will tell him it didn't cost much so i'll take a few quid off him and pay most of it myself.
What would the contractor panel do?
Damn right sir. you are a decent bloke and im proud to know you
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostGet home today and notice my retired neighbour's nice new gate, just as he comes rushing out of his house in a bit of a fluster. Turns out in getting the gate done he dropped a large plank of wood on my nice german sports car and it is dented. He was terribly apologetic and is insisting he pays to get it repaired.
Now, i'm not convinced he is that well off, and he is a really good bloke who is always willing to give me a hand if needed, so, i'm a bit unsure about taking his money. Gut feel is that I will tell him it didn't cost much so i'll take a few quid off him and pay most of it myself.
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Dilema
Get home today and notice my retired neighbour's nice new gate, just as he comes rushing out of his house in a bit of a fluster. Turns out in getting the gate done he dropped a large plank of wood on my nice german sports car and it is dented. He was terribly apologetic and is insisting he pays to get it repaired.
Now, i'm not convinced he is that well off, and he is a really good bloke who is always willing to give me a hand if needed, so, i'm a bit unsure about taking his money. Gut feel is that I will tell him it didn't cost much so i'll take a few quid off him and pay most of it myself.
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