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Saint posted:

Can Homes Under the Hammer ever get through a programme without saying,

"This partition wall will have to go" and

"A downstairs bathroom is not a good selling point" and

"The changes have been completed to a high standard"

 

EastEnders,

"Can I have a word?"

"Well - go on then"

 

The News,

"NHS at crisis point"

 

SuperVet,

"This is as bad as it gets"

 

Big Brother

 

"You Decide".

 

Er, no we don't, Channel 5 do.

 

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Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:

Can Homes Under the Hammer ever get through a programme without saying,

"This partition wall will have to go" and

"A downstairs bathroom is not a good selling point" and

"The changes have been completed to a high standard"

 

EastEnders,

"Can I have a word?"

"Well - go on then"

 

The News,

"NHS at crisis point"

 

SuperVet,

"This is as bad as it gets"

 

Big Brother

 

"You Decide".

 

Er, no we don't, Channel 5 do.

 

Ain't that the truth !!

Baz
Saint posted:

Can Homes Under the Hammer ever get through a programme without saying,

"This partition wall will have to go" and

"A downstairs bathroom is not a good selling point" and

"The changes have been completed to a high standard"

 

EastEnders,

"Can I have a word?"

"Well - go on then"

 

The News,

"NHS at crisis point"

 

SuperVet,

"This is as bad as it gets"

Can Grand Designs get through an episode without that numpty Kevin McWally saying,

"And during the construction of this fortress, this haven ... there's been an addition to the family. When did you realise you were pregnant?"

Saint
Roger the Alien posted:
Saint posted:

Testing testing

Not been able to post all night

The box we use to chat has appeared small with none of the functions at the top of the box.

It's me lappy - it's breaking up

   Hope it improves Saint. Would it help trying a different browser?

Awww silly me never even thought about that, lol

Saint
Saint posted:

Processor is corrupted (apparently)

Means ÂĢ200 to replace Intel i5 OR buy new lappy

Think it's a new processor and back to good old Windows 7

Aww that's bad luck  Hopefully if you have to get a new lappy, you can get a good deal somewhere.

I got an Acer One Cloudbook 14" laptop for ÂĢ200 in December - it came with my Asda grocery delivery  Works brill and has about 13 hrs battery life.

Roger the Alien

Idiot invention of the day

Studio Interaction Design has developed a unique pillow for couples who always want to be together but are in a long distance relationship. The gadget is very easy to use. When one of the partners goes to sleep, a sensor in the pillow sends a signal to the other pillow, and the latter lights up with a nice warm light. If you hug the pillow tightly, you can hear the heartbeat of the other person.

 

What this is really saying is 'When I sleep - you sleep'. That way I can make sure you're not in a night club where you can meet other people.

Saint
Saint posted:

Idiot invention of the day

Studio Interaction Design has developed a unique pillow for couples who always want to be together but are in a long distance relationship. The gadget is very easy to use. When one of the partners goes to sleep, a sensor in the pillow sends a signal to the other pillow, and the latter lights up with a nice warm light. If you hug the pillow tightly, you can hear the heartbeat of the other person.

 

What this is really saying is 'When I sleep - you sleep'. That way I can make sure you're not in a night club where you can meet other people.

 

Roger the Alien
Roger the Alien posted:
Saint posted:

Idiot invention of the day

Studio Interaction Design has developed a unique pillow for couples who always want to be together but are in a long distance relationship. The gadget is very easy to use. When one of the partners goes to sleep, a sensor in the pillow sends a signal to the other pillow, and the latter lights up with a nice warm light. If you hug the pillow tightly, you can hear the heartbeat of the other person.

 

What this is really saying is 'When I sleep - you sleep'. That way I can make sure you're not in a night club where you can meet other people.

 

Baz
Saint posted:

Idiot invention of the day

Studio Interaction Design has developed a unique pillow for couples who always want to be together but are in a long distance relationship. The gadget is very easy to use. When one of the partners goes to sleep, a sensor in the pillow sends a signal to the other pillow, and the latter lights up with a nice warm light. If you hug the pillow tightly, you can hear the heartbeat of the other person.

 

What this is really saying is 'When I sleep - you sleep'. That way I can make sure you're not in a night club where you can meet other people.

 

Yogi19
Saint posted:

Idiot invention of the day

Studio Interaction Design has developed a unique pillow for couples who always want to be together but are in a long distance relationship. The gadget is very easy to use. When one of the partners goes to sleep, a sensor in the pillow sends a signal to the other pillow, and the latter lights up with a nice warm light. If you hug the pillow tightly, you can hear the heartbeat of the other person.

 

What this is really saying is 'When I sleep - you sleep'. That way I can make sure you're not in a night club where you can meet other people.

 

Lashings of cynicism there Mr Saint. I see it as a way to get us to use more data therefore spending more.

 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
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Would you buy one EC ?

Who would be on the other pillow?

I dunno - that's up to you 

Your significant other

I am all on my lonesome. But happy enough with it. 

Whatever works for you, my friend

 

Maybe you could hug one pillow then run to the next room to see the other pillow light up and feels comfort that you're thinking of yourself.

Hug it tightly and somehow hear your own heart beat ... possibly cos you've been running from room to room. 

Saint
Saint posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:

Would you buy one EC ?

Who would be on the other pillow?

I dunno - that's up to you 

Your significant other

I am all on my lonesome. But happy enough with it. 

Whatever works for you, my friend

 

Maybe you could hug one pillow then run to the next room to see the other pillow light up and feels comfort that you're thinking of yourself.

Hug it tightly and somehow hear your own heart beat ... possibly cos you've been running from room to room. 

To be honest, the second I put my head on the pillow I am fast asleep. 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:

Would you buy one EC ?

Who would be on the other pillow?

I dunno - that's up to you 

Your significant other

I am all on my lonesome. But happy enough with it. 

Whatever works for you, my friend

 

Maybe you could hug one pillow then run to the next room to see the other pillow light up and feels comfort that you're thinking of yourself.

Hug it tightly and somehow hear your own heart beat ... possibly cos you've been running from room to room. 

To be honest, the second I put my head on the pillow I am fast asleep. 

I'm green with envy EC  

Baz
Baz posted:
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Saint posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:

Would you buy one EC ?

Who would be on the other pillow?

I dunno - that's up to you 

Your significant other

I am all on my lonesome. But happy enough with it. 

Whatever works for you, my friend

 

Maybe you could hug one pillow then run to the next room to see the other pillow light up and feels comfort that you're thinking of yourself.

Hug it tightly and somehow hear your own heart beat ... possibly cos you've been running from room to room. 

To be honest, the second I put my head on the pillow I am fast asleep. 

I'm green with envy EC  

It's down to the very early starts and long days Baz, despite me having around 5 cups of coffee a day I can still nod of easily.

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Baz posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:

Would you buy one EC ?

Who would be on the other pillow?

I dunno - that's up to you 

Your significant other

I am all on my lonesome. But happy enough with it. 

Whatever works for you, my friend

 

Maybe you could hug one pillow then run to the next room to see the other pillow light up and feels comfort that you're thinking of yourself.

Hug it tightly and somehow hear your own heart beat ... possibly cos you've been running from room to room. 

To be honest, the second I put my head on the pillow I am fast asleep. 

I'm green with envy EC  

It's down to the very early starts and long days Baz, despite me having around 5 cups of coffee a day I can still nod of easily.

Have you heard of Hot Java Lava coffee?

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Taylo...Coffee/dp/B007M8EQ6M

Saint
Saint posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Saint posted:

Would you buy one EC ?

Who would be on the other pillow?

I dunno - that's up to you 

Your significant other

I am all on my lonesome. But happy enough with it. 

Whatever works for you, my friend

 

Maybe you could hug one pillow then run to the next room to see the other pillow light up and feels comfort that you're thinking of yourself.

Hug it tightly and somehow hear your own heart beat ... possibly cos you've been running from room to room. 

 Sainty, in the nicest possible way, you're bonkers.

Yogi19

Cos Carers Allowance is paid once and "is not a wage" I was told, "It's to meet your needs".

Basically you can 'run around for two just the same as one', ie, shop once for two people, collect meds for two etc ...

If a different person was carer for my Dad they could get Carers Allowance - but I can't get it twice.

 

AND he doesn't get Mobility Allowance even though he's in a wheelchair cos he didn't become disable til AFTER 65yrs of age!!

So apparently if you're over 65 you don't have needs to meet

 

Saint
Saint posted:

Cos Carers Allowance is paid once and "is not a wage" I was told, "It's to meet your needs".

Basically you can 'run around for two just the same as one', ie, shop once for two people, collect meds for two etc ...

If a different person was carer for my Dad they could get Carers Allowance - but I can't get it twice.

 

AND he doesn't get Mobility Allowance even though he's in a wheelchair cos he didn't become disable til AFTER 65yrs of age!!

So apparently if you're over 65 you don't have needs to meet

 

Awww Renton  I did know ....from personal experience....that if you're over 65 you can't claim disability allowance cos that happened to us ...but it seems unfair that there is no allowance made for the fact that you are caring for two people  

Baz
Baz posted:
Saint posted:

Cos Carers Allowance is paid once and "is not a wage" I was told, "It's to meet your needs".

Basically you can 'run around for two just the same as one', ie, shop once for two people, collect meds for two etc ...

If a different person was carer for my Dad they could get Carers Allowance - but I can't get it twice.

 

AND he doesn't get Mobility Allowance even though he's in a wheelchair cos he didn't become disable til AFTER 65yrs of age!!

So apparently if you're over 65 you don't have needs to meet

 

Awww Renton  I did know ....from personal experience....that if you're over 65 you can't claim disability allowance cos that happened to us ...but it seems unfair that there is no allowance made for the fact that you are caring for two people  

I agree wholeheartedly with that Bazzy

Saint posted:

Cos Carers Allowance is paid once and "is not a wage" I was told, "It's to meet your needs".

Basically you can 'run around for two just the same as one', ie, shop once for two people, collect meds for two etc ...

If a different person was carer for my Dad they could get Carers Allowance - but I can't get it twice.

 

AND he doesn't get Mobility Allowance even though he's in a wheelchair cos he didn't become disable til AFTER 65yrs of age!!

So apparently if you're over 65 you don't have needs to meet

 

That's very sad Sainty
Its an utter disgrace too 

Moonie
Saint posted:

I'm carer for my Mum

 

I'm carer for my Dad

 

Can I have Carers Allowance twice?

 

NO

 

It would seem that on the face of it you have two times the amount of care work to do and two times the amount of care costs incurred, also doing it yourself means there is less of a cost to the NHS and public purse, so it would seem to me that the logical path would be to give you twice the carers allowance. The problem is this country is f****d up in so many ways.

 

What really annoys me is when I see single mum's who pump out kids and received more cash than most of us earn. I mean some of the sums they get is quite amazing. But someone like yourself who cares for his parents seem to get very little in the way of financial support when it is so well deserved.

 

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