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On Fri, 30 Jul 2010 23:56:04 +0100, Geoff wrote:
Your house is unlikely to fall down or suffer expensive damage Unless it is located on the North Yorkshire coast (Scarborough area) http://www.culture24.org.UK/art/live+%2526+public+art/art77602 |
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In message , Tim
Streater writes In article , geoff wrote: In message , J G Miller writes On Friday, July 30th, 2010 at 21:42:43h +0100, Norman Wells declared: You just don't see house fires like you used to! Unless you live in southern California. They say it never rains there It doesn't rain for perhaps 8 months of the year. Then it pours, man it pours Oh dear, do I have to post the lyrics ? http://www.guntheranderson.com/v/data/itneverr.htm -- geoff |
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In message , J G Miller
writes On Fri, 30 Jul 2010 23:56:04 +0100, Geoff wrote: Your house is unlikely to fall down or suffer expensive damage Unless it is located on the North Yorkshire coast (Scarborough area) http://www.culture24.org.UK/art/live+%2526+public+art/art77602 But houses oop north, especially on cliff tops only cost 6d everyone knows that -- geoff |
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On Saturday, July 31st, 2010 at 00:38:29h +0100, Geoff declared:
But houses oop north, especially on cliff tops only cost 6d everyone knows that As opposed to the ones on Devon clifftops costing GBP 150 000? http://www.dailymail.co.UK/news/arti...rock-fall.html |
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On Friday, July 30th, 2010 at 23:56:04h +0100, Geoff declared:
Your house is unlikely to fall down or suffer expensive damage Unless there is a colony of gray squirrels in the neighborhood. http://www.dailymail.co.UK/news/article-1298984/Squirrels-chew-electrical-wires--burn-luxury-400-000-home.html |
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In message , J G Miller
writes On Saturday, July 31st, 2010 at 00:38:29h +0100, Geoff declared: But houses oop north, especially on cliff tops only cost 6d everyone knows that As opposed to the ones on Devon clifftops costing GBP 150 000? http://www.dailymail.co.UK/news/arti...-paid-150-000- cliff-property-loses-garden-5-000-tonne-rock-fall.html Makes you realise that Dennis is a brand name, not just a fool -- geoff |
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In message , J G Miller
writes On Friday, July 30th, 2010 at 23:56:04h +0100, Geoff declared: Your house is unlikely to fall down or suffer expensive damage Unless there is a colony of gray squirrels in the neighborhood. http://www.dailymail.co.UK/news/arti...-chew-electric al-wires--burn-luxury-400-000-home.html I think you have your attributes mixed up there but, no matter a house is an expensive item to replace -- geoff |
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Adrian C burst on the scene, and said:
Thing that I don't like about Costco, is their an 'anti-riff-raff' policy on selecting only trade or professional status UK customers. I don't see evidence of that in their American stores. Costco are wholesalers. In the UK that means they cannot legally sell to the 'riff-raff' (your term - which seems to include yourself). They can only legally sell to retailers, businesses, professionals and institutions. -- Michaelangelo www.flickr.com/photos/mikenagel Self-catering, holiday accommodation in the Scottish Highlands - for disabled people: www.woodhead-cottage.co.uk |
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Adrian C burst on the scene, and said:
Thing that I don't like about Costco, is their an 'anti-riff-raff' policy on selecting only trade or professional status UK customers. I don't see evidence of that in their American stores. Costco are wholesalers. In the UK that means they cannot legally sell to the 'riff-raff' (your term - which seems to include yourself). They can only legally sell to retailers, businesses, professionals and institutions. -- Michaelangelo www.flickr.com/photos/mikenagel Self-catering, holiday accommodation in the Scottish Highlands - for disabled people: www.woodhead-cottage.co.uk |
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Adrian C wrote:
Thing that I don't like about Costco, is their an 'anti-riff-raff' policy on selecting only trade or professional status UK customers. I don't see evidence of that in their American stores. I don't mond that, it's the fact that there are so few branches and they are all in out-of-the-way places that puts me off. I've seen on at Trafford Park near to the giant Asda which I suppose is convenient for some, but the others I've seen are in places line Avonmouth (why? the place is a dump) and the nearest to me is 35 miles away as the crow files (1h15m by car) and 56 miles by dual cariageway/motorway (59 minutes). That's a lot of fuel to go shopping. Are they actually any better on price/service than the likes of Makro/Bookers? I've never found either of those to quibble about returns. |
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