Alan Medic

15,900 Throw

Final Round Fixtures Saturday Sunday

I've used Lee for a number of jobs over the last few years, and if I wasn't happy with what he did I wouldn't use him again. Nice guy that he is. The most recent job last week was to replace a radiator with two smaller ones. This was the first time I had met Mark, Lee's colleague. I can only say that he was nothing less than excellent in every respect. The work he did was very impressive and equally as important his ability to not make someone who knows nothing about plumbing, feel like they know nothing about plumbing. As I was curious as to how exactly the job would be done and how it would look, he was very calm and patient in explaining everything. I was very happy with the end product (again), and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone.

It's possibly your first 'Or' as I was asked for my PC login password the first time I used something which required its own password. But I had never knowingly logged out. Perhaps I unknowingly logged out? I may never know.

Weird. This morning they are all there again. Anyway know why that might have happened?

Seems this is a thing. I did an update as was suggested (Windows 7,) and all my saved passwords are gone (Microsoft Edge). Any suggestions please that aren't too difficult to implement? I was wondering if a system restore might be the way to go. Very annoying as I don't bank on having to remember passwords.

Round 3 Leaderboard

Posting these a bit early....

Round 2 Leaderboard

I had that score. Unfortunately, the other way around.

15,800.... Gobby

The weekends fixtures. High degree of difficulty in getting close in a lot of cases.

I think it's being whipped up by the media as it's being hosted by the UK. Global Britain and all that malarkey.

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good question, no idea, Spurs were one of the > earliest to sign continental players and kits, so > maybe a former manager too? > Yep. Ardiles.

Round 1..........a lot more matches in Round 2

Late in the day but I've set up a pool for predicting the results of the Autumn series of rugby matches. I've sent invites to the usual participants but anyone else who wants to play just create an account here: https://www.superbru.com/novemberinternationals/play_tipping.php And look to join a Pool named as above. The code you might need to join is: apiseden

Wasn't thinking of doing anything for the Autumn Internationals, but why not? I'll send out invites to the previous participants and see what happens.

Without looking it up, who was the first non British manager in the EPL?

diable rouge Wrote: > My leftfield choice would be Christophe Galtier at > Nice who took Lille to the French championship > last season, watched them yesterday come back from > 2-0 down to beat Lyon and go third in the table > with a game in hand, right style of football but > ultimately a huge gamble... I was reading his Wiki page. Ironically he left Lille because he thought he had taken them as far as he could.

alex_b Wrote: > > One possibility that occurred to me is that the > person in the other car may have subsequently > called the police (perhaps claiming that your wife > didn?t stop or that some other offence was > committed) and so an officer attended after your > wife had left. Except they exchanged details and even took photo's of each others' licences. Also, the other party departed the 'scene' first. So how an officer could make a report and not get my wife's name correct is astounding to me.

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > There was no officer at the scene. > > How do you know? I believe my wife. Are you suggesting he was hiding in a bush taking notes?

This is getting weirder and weirder. According to the 'Met Police' who wanted my OH's insurance details etc, the incident was reported by an officer who attended the scene. There was no officer at the scene and the other party departed before my wife did. I'm really not sure wtf is going on here. Why would an officer make this up?

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Plus a pre-paid envelope. > > Presumably with a Business Reply licence, and to a > verifiable MPS address, probably in Sidcup? Yes, which makes look all the more genuine.

I should add that the letter includes a contact name, number and email address. Plus a pre-paid envelope.

My OH was involved in a very minor motoring incident on Barry Rd a few weeks ago. Her wingmirror touched a car door which was being opened roadside as she was passing it. She stopped and they exchanged details. The following day she got a call from the other parties insurance company. No indication from them as to how they were going to proceed, if at all. Now a letter from the Met (Traffic Criminal Justice Unit) has arrived. It quotes the correct car reg number, but not my OH's name. The letter is addressed to her known as name (like a nickname) and her formal first name. No surname. It also refers to an incident on Barry Rd, 50 metres south of the junction with BARRY ROAD. The letter requests she sends (assuming it's her)insurance documentation and a copy of her driving licence. I don't know what to make of this. Anyone have a clue what's going on here?