Jimbob

son of rambow was showing in chez jimbob last night. its watchable with several laugh out loud moments, mainly when the cool french kid is on screen, but as with all these things its tends to move towards the sentimental which from my point of view spoils a film. its also pretty obvious the director has paid too much attention to witness, which actually began to piss me off towards the end, still its a harmless way to pass an evening.

young americans - david bowie.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've got a wind-up torch, will that do?? I had a wind-up torch once, ended up throwing it away, it kept taking the piss out of me.

for heros

its probably Easten Europeans, they go there for the climate.

Following on from the success of Quantum of Solace , Daniel Craig has signed up for the next James Bond film. It going to be set in Liverpool and is provisionally titled On Her Majestys Social Service.

and i bet they don,t even do cash-back

What do you call 12 naked men sitting on each others shoulders? A scrotum pole.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jimbob Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Sue, no matter how you try to defend your post, > > you are insinuating that an employee of SF > > engaged you in conversation in order to deprive > > you of your cashback and no matter how many > times > > one reads the post it still reads the same way. > > xxxx > > Well obviously that was one way to interpret the > situation, but not the only one. And yes, I said > in a subsequent post that I was suspicious. > > It seems rather a waste of energy for me to keep > reiterating what I've already said and for others > to keep making the same points in response. Of > course it could have been a genuine mistake, and I > - and you - will never know. > > If I come upon anything which might be suspicious > in the future, I'll make sure to keep it to > myself. Then if everybody else does the same, we > might all be a few quid down or there might be a > few burglaries or murders but hey, at least we > won't be accused of unfairly maligning other > people whose behaviour might have been perfectly > innocent :-S No Sue don't keep it to yourself,but at the same time don't put inflammatory comments on a public forum without anything to back them up, if you are so concerned speak to the manager of the store or contact the local plod.

Sue, no matter how you try to defend your post, you are insinuating that an employee of SF engaged you in comversation in order to deprive you of your cashback and no matter how many times one reads the post it still reads the same way.

get off your horse and drink your milk.

so basically they,re cutting out the middle man and taking the cash directly instead?

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > All I'm saying is that an assistant in Somerfield > did not give me my cashback despite having asked > me if I wanted cashback a very short time before. > > And yes - I wasn't sure it was a genuine error as > I don't usually find shop assistants making > conversation after I've packed my bags and am > about to go, when there is a queue waiting. That > doesn't make it an "accusation". > > This has never happened to me before in years of > getting cashback in shops. You used to have to > initial the slip, does that not happen any more? > > I have started a thread about it because there > appear to have been other problems relating to > cards (cloning) where a common factor seems to > have been that cards were used in Somerfield. > > I thought I had carefully worded the post. Just > saying, if you ask for cashback make sure they > don't forget to give it to you, that's all. I > thought it was worth starting a thread, sorry if > others don't think so. If you don't realise you've > not been given the cash till you've left the shop, > it's too late, isn't it? > > Edited to change some of what I'd written and also > to say - it was a man who served me, not a woman > as assumed above :) if you,re sooooooo concerned why not stick your head back into somerfield and have a word with the manager.(6)(6)

JAMES NESBITT(tu)

i,m with horsebox on this one, as i read it sue is insinuating that the cashier was attempting to distract her and hence not give her the cashback.

stephen frost >:D

This old lad walks into the packed doctors surgery for his appointment. "Morning Mr Jones, and what do you need to see the doctor for this morning," asks the receptionist. "I,ve got a problem with my dick," replies Jones. Outraged the receptionist tells him off "you should n,t be giving answers like that in front of a packed waiting room, you could embarrass someone, in future if the problem is of an intimate nature you should say something like "I have a sore ear", and then when in the privacy of the doctors office then you should say what the real problem is." Jones is equally outraged but apologises and tells her he will leave, come back in and start again. The receptionist fells quite smug when several minutes later old Jones comes back to the desk and when she asks why he needs to see the doctor, he replies he has a problem with his ear. "and what is wrong with your ear this morning Mr.Jones," she asks. "I can,t piss out of it".

i knew eating all those eggs would catch up on him eventually.

dulwich tandoori, as recommended by east dulwich pcso,s.

i,ll tell you why having kids is the best thing ever.......... because i was able to buy a wii at the weekend, and pretend it was for them. talk about pulling the wool over the wife,s eyes.:)-D

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A metre long rabbit? Chasing an old lady? > > Whatever you've been smoking, can I have some too? thats what the rabbit needs a camberwell carrot, it,ll stop him chasing old ladies

LibraCarr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, > > Given the almost perfect immigration raid, did the > officers get clubpoints or Brownie points for the > initative. > > A fact is that Tesco do a thorough check on all > employee's. The only way that a raid would be > justified is that if one person was using another > persons legitimate documents for employment. This > would show up if cross reffed with the Revenue and > Customs. > One car, Four officers and a meat wagon was all > that was needed. > > It seems they were using a hammer to crack a > pistachio. > > Regards, > Libra Carr. that will explain the pcso,s in the dulwich tandoori then, they wernt actually exercising their right to buy food on their break, they were casing the joint for the immigration service.

its goodbye to basil brush

started a new one over the weekend, called "sister kate:nursing through the troubles". its basically the memories of sister kate o,hanlon who was the head sister of the royal victoria hospital, a&e dept, belfast at the height of the troubles. talk about an eye opener. highly recommended.

the first sighting of a beautiful girl sitting in the lounge of what was the new hamlet inn in 1995. following a little bit of perseverance and probably stalking on my behalf, she became mrs jimbob in 1999.