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Curmudgeon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Keeping an eye on your spending is easier if you > go cashless. > > There?s a number of new cards such as Monzo which > is basically a cashcard (eg you can only spend > money you?ve put on it) work with apps which > actually report and categorise your spend > immediately > > So I think that?s a moot point. > > People without access to bank accounts are a > different matter all together, but in those cases > you are outside the mainstream of society anyway, > probably living in risk and have far greater > problems than the ability to buy a coffee in a > specific cafe Perhaps you might want to spend some time thinking on the above. Ridiculous assumptions there! Do you really think those that happily tap away with their cards are above those that don't? To assume someone must be at risk because they don't pay by card? REALLY?

MJRealDavies Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm all for it. Sick to death of driving around > for 20 minutes looking for a space everytime i > come home. Careful, given the ratio of car owners to spaces in streets, the whole driving around finding somewhere to park adventure won't go away. Just means you'll have further to go and the neighbouring streets not with CPZ wont be happy either.

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https://www.gov.uk/fireworks-the-law <-- just saying

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Preempting a typical response perhaps. Don't stress FB you carry on ;-)

Maybe that was meant for the other thread? *shrugs

cella Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Time to close this 1970s boys thread surely. Why?

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > fishbiscuits Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > > Eve and Emma both sound delightful, but I'm not > > sure what a "hybrid mistress" would involve. > > > That's what made me realise I had misread it, > unless a hybrid mistress is someone else's wife > (both a mistress and wife) > > Oh those fish bowls are going to be rattling to > the sound of 4*4 keys now I was going to say I've PMd you but that kinda sounds wrong ;-)

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Sue, do you still have your old printer showing up as installed on your PC? If so either uninstall or make sure your new printer is the default. Are you able to print correctly with any other Microsoft programme such as excel, paint etc? (Adobe is not the same) It could also be Word issue.. you might want to consider reinstalling the package. Are you able to test the printing on another PC/laptop/tablet etc to see if the problem follows over?

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Some prior warning would have been helpful and > relatively easy to do. The fact that other types > of noise cause disruption or discomfort is surely > not a justification for more? > > Perhaps someone could explain the attraction of > really loud noise of this type? No problem with > the visual aspect. As I mentioned before, I had > thought low noise fireworks were now an option? > Surely Alleyns could have gone down that route? > > If the noise does not affect you in a any great > way, as with most things it is easy to view any > negative response as OTT and "whingeing". However, > I can guarantee that some animals will really have > suffered from last night's event, because it was > totally without warning and owners were not able > to prepare. Lets ban bonfire night and the lead up to, New Year's and all the other occasions (including religious) where fireworks are involved and yet are totally acceptable then.

10pm on a Friday night is hardly late. It was obvious it was a display which wouldn't last very long (10 mins at max?). It's not as if its a regular thing. Try being woken up each morning between 3am-6am with random recycling collections, in particular the glass collection. Or having neighbours with incredibly noisy children/continuing building work being done. Not to mention the noisy bikes, planes, lorry deliveries. Pfft get with it!

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James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's entirely in the gift of local councillors to > make a fuss and get enforcement officers to > enforce, or not. Sadly they're not really interested.

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