OBR, have issued a statement about the truth of that statement.
Perhaps, but that's not an excuse for his almost aggressive attitude. Also not an excuse for telling porkies (not able to keep our number, we did not call back when asked to do so). Totally different attitude from Entanet, or whatever they are called now, who just sent an e-mail saying they were sorry we were leaving them and if there are any problems with the changeover, feel free to get in touch.
Excuse no but a likely explanation, yes. I may not, do not, agree, with it but I know from family and friends that is how many such modern jobs work. Yes one could say no, I'm not doing that but who knows how desperately they need the job and the reality is references are needed. Not following company protocols is now a major no, no. I think we often blame the lowest rung in a much bigger organisation. Anyhow, I'm sorry for both you and all those poor bs having to do that just to keep body and soul together.
You're quite right, Ian. I wasn't thinking clearly. Allowed my irritation to get the better of me. Still won't make me go back to iTalk. The man we spoke to at BT was much more pleasant, but then he was getting a sale, not losing one.
Ah but he is a Tech Bro and down wiv the yoof so he is just being delulu as the solulu.
Were we talking about the English language being vandalised?
Down the road in a friends garden there is an oak tree growing.I think it is about sixteen years old so not very big. She took her dad to Arnhem before he died and brought an acorn back to always remember. He got wounded as a para in the bridge too far campaign and was taken prisoner. But the Reich doctors must have sorted his injured leg out pretty well even though they were a bit pushed at the time.
I was going to reply to @ianpspurs post but couldn't find the right words so gave up. Then I read your post which said exactly what I had been trying to say in my post. Obviously your brain is working much better than mine this evening
Just sometimes I fear, there is a little spark
@Annb I thought that you could keep your number when you moved provider. Hopefully the horrible iTalk person is wrong.
Thanks for the magnificent owl and autumnal colours - although I like really like Acer rubrum, Sycamore brilliantissimum and the Claret Ash Raywood in the mix Now I need more tea to help with the drip trip later and the dogs need their whitebait, cod liver oil tablet and what I believe we must now call kibble. The whitebait is a freezer clearing treat. Y'all have a monstrously spiffing Fursday, ya hear?
What country are you in Ian?17+ Deg... its less than five Deg here!Morning all.It is 5.51 am, 17.3 degrees and I've just watched a cat and badger video - how did we get here? @gennepher what have you done to Ian P?
7-9 outside but 17.9 inside now so Hive in the hall tells me. At that level the heating can and will stay off until at least 8.00 am when hopefully it reaches 18C on its own. I've got plenty of layers and MIL's bedroom gets heat from the airing cupboard and sun when it shines. JKP is wrapped up snugly in bed.and the dogs are fine. Stay warm.
But a ban on such events is based entirely on intelligence - woops!
Smashing owl. You are really treating us with this series.
Come on Heston, those dogs are awaiting the feast. All the best with the drip trip.Morning all.It is 5.51 am, 17.3 degrees and I've just watched a cat and badger video - how did we get here? @gennepher what have you done to Ian P?
Thanks for the good wishes. The dogs generally have kibble and cod liver oil and often a raw egg each as their pris fixe but sometimes, like the last two mornings - well it is party SZN - they live a little and have some gourmet sounding pouches as well.
