01-03-2014, 08:05 PM
Hi,
I never do curry Big Al so no problem.
Thanks Gary for mentioning insurance which as David rightly points out I detest as much as football. If our bungalow caught fire and burnt to the ground I would do exactly the same as if I had insurance and sort it out myself or in my case ourselves because I can rely on Bron; all I can rely on insurance companies to do is to send their loss adjuster up to tell us to get lost the way they did when two ceilings fell in due to water ingress six weeks after Bron and I moved into our "dream" bungalow. I'm a non drinker but if the insurance company who ripped us off went belly up I would throw a street party to celebrate. Living with buckets and bowls catching rainwater and in winter melting snow for eighteen months has to be tried then perhaps others might share our views on insurance companies. Apart from the car the only insurance we have is on our rubbish central heating boiler through British Gas who honour their agreement. I wouldn't be at all surprised if the poor souls recently flooded are now having similar problems to Bron and me?
When I worked at Brook's the company invested heavily regarding safety and in No 4 department I would walk through to see the steel flameproof paint store with its doors wide open; says a lot for management in that department?
I'd like to store this kind of product in our shed located in the rear garden but if it caught fire we would also end up with a forest fire because the shed is located under large trees and laurels. I'm also very careful with oil soaked rags because these can self ignite if piled.
Best thing I can do is to get cracking and use this material?
A few months ago I bought my first and only mobile phone it being very cheap and basic; I bought it just so that I could let Bron know once a month when I was on my way home from Rufforth; what a waste of time this has been today; I didn't know I also needed to test our land-line before setting off; talk about bad luck for our land-line to be out of action whilst I was at Rufforth this morning and it still is out of action; I feel like giving both phones a decent burial; so much for modern technology?
Kind regards, Col.
I never do curry Big Al so no problem.
Thanks Gary for mentioning insurance which as David rightly points out I detest as much as football. If our bungalow caught fire and burnt to the ground I would do exactly the same as if I had insurance and sort it out myself or in my case ourselves because I can rely on Bron; all I can rely on insurance companies to do is to send their loss adjuster up to tell us to get lost the way they did when two ceilings fell in due to water ingress six weeks after Bron and I moved into our "dream" bungalow. I'm a non drinker but if the insurance company who ripped us off went belly up I would throw a street party to celebrate. Living with buckets and bowls catching rainwater and in winter melting snow for eighteen months has to be tried then perhaps others might share our views on insurance companies. Apart from the car the only insurance we have is on our rubbish central heating boiler through British Gas who honour their agreement. I wouldn't be at all surprised if the poor souls recently flooded are now having similar problems to Bron and me?
When I worked at Brook's the company invested heavily regarding safety and in No 4 department I would walk through to see the steel flameproof paint store with its doors wide open; says a lot for management in that department?
I'd like to store this kind of product in our shed located in the rear garden but if it caught fire we would also end up with a forest fire because the shed is located under large trees and laurels. I'm also very careful with oil soaked rags because these can self ignite if piled.
Best thing I can do is to get cracking and use this material?
A few months ago I bought my first and only mobile phone it being very cheap and basic; I bought it just so that I could let Bron know once a month when I was on my way home from Rufforth; what a waste of time this has been today; I didn't know I also needed to test our land-line before setting off; talk about bad luck for our land-line to be out of action whilst I was at Rufforth this morning and it still is out of action; I feel like giving both phones a decent burial; so much for modern technology?
Kind regards, Col.
Happiness is a wreck of a cabinet to restore.
