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Rother last won the day on July 20 2023

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  1. He filled in the form and asked the questions. It looked like an internal form. He could see I was getting a bit cross with all the palaver to withdraw my OWN money. It was a good few thousand I was withdrawing so I expected a bit of checking but it went on three-quarters of an hour before I left with the thick brown envelope. Here's another similar story; I was paid cash by a customer. £450.00 but when I looked it was 9 Scottish £50 notes. Who the hell is going to take them in payment - not even the petrol garage would. I took them to my bank to change for English ones. They don't just change them anymore. You have to deposit them and then they will withdraw them back out from your account. They want a paper trail for everything.
  2. They might squeeze the use of cash but they will not stop it. (or wilfully stop it) So many small businesses use mainly cash for obvious reasons. Cash talks. For instance: I recently had my house re-roofed (new tiles, latts and underlay + guttering and facias) I had several quotes of about the same price. One offered 2 grand off for cash. (so he got the job) Ironically, when I withdrew the cash - the bank wanted to know what it was for. I mean they insisted I had to tell them. I was taken to a private booth with the manager and he had a form to fill out. 'A gift' was not acceptable unless I named who for. We settled on 'a new car' that has not been decided which one yet. The manager said several times 'it's to stop money laundering and nefarious deals. He also had to report it to the inland revenue.
  3. A tortured man and by his own words every day was 24 hours of mental and physical pain. No life for anyone. I was so saddened by his demise and think of him often. No more of that for him now. RIP
  4. Rother

    DAVEB DIED

    I'm very sorry to read this. Thank you Mrs DaveB for letting us know. It was a shock. RIP old friend.
  5. I'm from Yorkshire, and I honestly don't know anyone who has died from covid. I had covid before any jabs and I was very ill for a week - But not as ill as when I had bad flu. I had no sense of taste or smell for about 6 weeks and didn't feel right for about 2 months. I've had the 2 jabs (pfizer) and felt rotten for a couple of days after each. In my book - I've had the virus and 2 vaccinations and been ill every time. No more for me If I don't have enough anti bodies by now then I never will.
  6. Rother

    ALLONEWORD

    It took some understanding while he was posting about his decline in health and mental health. We all watched in increasing dread as he starting giving specifics of how and when he would end his life. Despite pleas from many members - we were helpless, and so was he. I always hoped he wouldn't do it but from his life stories, he'd had a constant bad time and he could only see one way out. RIP Morgan. At peace now.
  7. Of course. Loved the matches where we were not involved (ENG) but find it painful to watch us - not because they are bad but you live every moment. Every bad pass hurts. Every wrong decision has you jumping out of your chair. How can this be fun lol. Come on England.
  8. You have just reminded me Dave. A few weeks ago, I decided to leave Virgin Media. The bill was going up every 4 months to the point I was paying over £100 a month and not using half the services. All I liked was the internet connection. 100MB is fast enough for me. It was hell of a job getting shut - they pass you around until you give up They would not give me a good deal on just an internet connection. They wanted £44 just for that so I said disconnect the lot - the internet, the tv package and the house phone (which is never used) On the day of disconnection they called me. Trying to offer me a good deal. I said no - I was already in the process of getting another provider for the internet. Then I was passed to another person and bingo, an offer I could not refuse was given. £22 for 200MB for 18 months with no price increase and I can cancel anytime. Only when they are sure you are leaving will they offer such deals. Sorry about your health problems Dave. It's lovely getting old eh.
  9. I reckon Hewitt will have been paid off with none disclosure agreement. The Queen will have put an official secrets act on him. Our great grand kids will find this out in 100 years.
  10. I suppose we have all had a mate that was out with you every night - then found a bird and just disappeared into the ether with her. That's Harry. On the nest every night, falling madly in love and sod the rest. She's made him believe that he has escaped a regime to a better place. The man was an army warrior - we've all seen the video where he was being interviewed at camp bastion and running off half way to join his men in some emergency or other. I'm afraid the man has fallen for a vamp and all his sensibilities are out of the window. Everybody can see it except him.. There is no hope - he's gone.
  11. Rother

    Covid

    The ID card cannot be introduced - at least not through the front door. But we all carry some form of identification and think nothing of it. Passports, driving license, bank cards, trade cards etc etc. Anyway - back to the main topic.......... Each daily news report shows the covid infection and death rates are dropping dramatically. Even the news channels that love to spread fear are conceding this. In two weeks - these figures will be negligible as a percentage of a population of nearly 70 Million. I suspect Boris will change the road map out to sooner than predicted. It's his big chance to become a hero..............Boris saved us.
  12. Rother

    Covid

    I had my vaccine Tuesday. Wednesday/Thursday I felt crud as my immune system kicked in to fight it. I had covid back in August with confirmed anti-bodies in my system - but still felt poorly this week. Today - fit as a fiddle and totally immune. At this moment there are 18 million immune older and vulnerable people. This can only go one way - and quick.
  13. Rother

    Covid

    You need to try read a bit about the history of vaccines. You probably had them when you were young. Polio vaccine was given with a sugar cube - seems strange maybe but it wiped out polio. Once the conspiracy theories get in your head, it's hard to change your mind. You stop believing the truth and think anyone that does is an idiot. So many 'far more deadly' diseases have been eradicated by vaccines. There is no 'new world order or 'reset. It's a virus that was released in China by foul or fair ways - we'll probably never know how it got out. It's a bad time at the moment and we have all had a year taken off us but it will all come right in the end.
  14. Rother

    Covid

    That is total mis-information. Sorry to say it - but that is absolute bollockx
  15. Rother

    Covid

    Try to remember, the death rate from it is very low. The daily deaths announcements are extremely tainted. My neighbour went into hospital with pneumonia (82) he tested negative then caught it in hospital. He sadly died 2 days later and the death certificate said died of covid. My whole family have had it, including me (and I am in the high risk area) We were all ill for 2 weeks with absolutely no sense of taste or smell for a month. It's nasty but not a death sentence.
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