Plotter, you claim to be Wales-friendly, but don't know waht GoC stands for? Shame on you! It is, of course, "Gods own Country!" If we allow you to join us, and Tesco's don't come up with the goods, you can buy the whisk(e)y out of my dividend.
Diane mentioned that Frank has two rare bottles. Well, two years ago, the Royale club held a rally inside the Bladnoch distillery, and in honour of the occasion, we were all presented with a pair of minatures with a picture of a Royale in the centre of the Bladnoch label. They were only available to ralliers, so they only produced 24. A member has been offered
Hi Emmerson,
We also have a bottle of Glenmorangie labeled for the opening of the Dornoch Firth Bridge. Val was the secretary to the Consultant Engineers so she attended the opening which was carried out by the Queen Mother.
And if you ever tow North you will appreciate the crossings, Kessock Bridge. Cromarty Bridge and finally the Dornoch Bridge.
Val & frank
We also have a bottle of Glenmorangie labeled for the opening of the Dornoch Firth Bridge. Val was the secretary to the Consultant Engineers so she attended the opening which was carried out by the Queen Mother.
And if you ever tow North you will appreciate the crossings, Kessock Bridge. Cromarty Bridge and finally the Dornoch Bridge.
Val & frank
Nice of you Emmerson to give my whisky away
Frank
Di your forgiven X please don't send Navman round I'm only 4 ft 2" tall and 4 ft round. mind you I do bounce back quickly !!!
Frank
Colin, reading Diane's reply to you on another thread, it looks like the Tesco freebees are not on.Are well, back to the drawing board (or off licence!)
I could always purchase some of whisky at a discounted price. 10% off? I like the Finest single malt that comes in the long thin 35cl btl. I think its a Christmas range. (Rolling her eyes and Says "it'll be in next week then").
The offer of the free cuppa still stands
The offer of the free cuppa still stands
I tried in Plymouth with my Tesco points card at the Sainsbury petrol station but they would not accept it - they would only accept necter cards for points. They were very pleasant in the petrol kiosk and most helpful in directing me back onto the A38 for home. I did use my Tesco credit card which they accepted for payment.
And you got points too. If you used your nectre card and your Tesco credit card you would had 2 lots of points!
Diane,sorry to hear that you became the subject of a trolls attention try no to let the idiots get you down or it might drive you back to the weed.Anyway I see that you have made a proposal to Emmerson and co to use your staff discount card,which makes me think whenn you thought you could get me Kenco were you going to get the discount and charge me full whack and make 11% profit! I cant believe you would do that to a mate would you?
Emmerson I thought that was what GoC meant but couldnt see the connection with Wales
) I would buy the booze out of your dividend however that will leave you a shortfall of around
Emmerson I thought that was what GoC meant but couldnt see the connection with Wales
) I would buy the booze out of your dividend however that will leave you a shortfall of aroundPlotter - are you on the hard stuff already or is it the effect of your particular brand of coffee? Dianne offered us 10% discount not the 11% as you quote - 1% makes a hell of a difference. This was before she withdrew her offer (Never trust a woman, you'll be sorry if you do. Never trust a woman as she'll make a monkey out of you hehehehe 1940s - song Dad had on an old 78rpm record). Also it is GOD'S CHOSEN COUNTRY that is WALES. Lord B. can confirm this as he is coming over Offa's **** for a caravan holiday. Finally how on earth did you arrive at a shortfall of
Colin I think LB is just pretending to be pro Welsh so as to ensure a safe passage.
Now for the maths lesson ,if an item was say
Now for the maths lesson ,if an item was say
I DID teach mathematics at Neath College up to the equivilent of A level to Btec National Diploma/Certificate students and also to Craft Cerificate students in construction. However the mathematics which you have exampled in your reply is similar to the mathematical "error" wherby it is possible to make 1 + 1 = 3. There is a "flaw" in the formula but it still satisfys the mathematical concepts. My downfall since going into education is my spelling as when marking students work I had to frequently refer to a dictionary to check the spelling and it has now gone down the tube. Alas now under the new guidelines students are not pulled up on their spelling or the use of the English language.
In this simplistic way YES you are correct, however the previous explanation was very ambiguous and did lead to confusion.
You had me worried for a minute there after working most of my working life in banking and finance simple maths like that would be hard to get wrong.Go on say it I was right your previous post almost had a caveat)
)OI! you two, what do you take me for? I wouldnt do that! And your both wrong its 12%! Now work that one out. If you can't i will explain.
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