Joined: Mar 28 2010 Posts: 5506 Location: Albi, France
Stand-Offish wrote:Yes it does ... but it does important streets first, like mine.
if it's any consolation we're snowed in down here as well - the one & only snow plough is doing it's best tho' and the gritters have worked miracles to keep the main roads open - well done lads !
Joined: Aug 17 2009 Posts: 1116 Location: Isle of Axholme
I have been really wound up with the attitude of some people where i live. Most of the people on our cul de sac are retired, but not old or incapable. I had to clear a track on my own virtually the full length of the street, which took me about three and a half hours while they sat watching me through the window having a mug of coffee and watching homes under the hammer! Thankyou good neighbours, i am sure you won't want to be using my track i have dug! Rant over.
Joined: Apr 11 2005 Posts: 940 Location: sat in Doncaster....gods back garden
any chance you can come and clear our street? i'll give you a mug of coffee for your troubles, i'd do it myself but you never know if there will be someone from the social there taking pictures.
Joined: Feb 18 2006 Posts: 18610 Location: Somewhere in Bonny Donny (Twinned with Krakatoa in 1883).
DonnyPlumber wrote:any chance you can come and clear our street? i'll give you a mug of coffee for your troubles, i'd do it myself but you never know if there will be someone from the social there taking pictures.
Yeah ... then you can sue him if you fall over.
War does not determine who is right - only who is left.
Joined: Feb 12 2003 Posts: 5487 Location: At The New Stadium
DonnyPlumber wrote:any chance you can come and clear our street? i'll give you a mug of coffee for your troubles, i'd do it myself but you never know if there will be someone from the social there taking pictures.
There will be some picture taking next weekend i believe---All The Best.
Joined: Mar 28 2010 Posts: 5506 Location: Albi, France
rupert bear wrote:I have been really wound up with the attitude of some people where i live. Most of the people on our cul de sac are retired, but not old or incapable. I had to clear a track on my own virtually the full length of the street, which took me about three and a half hours while they sat watching me through the window having a mug of coffee and watching homes under the hammer! Thankyou good neighbours, i am sure you won't want to be using my track i have dug! Rant over.
do you take 'international' jobs ? We have about 50M of road to clear to get to the main drag - we can offer free accomodation,as much as you can eat and drink and there's no danger of the uk Social Security finding out.You will need to bring your own shovel though - thanks
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