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In article <RbjWe.1882$>,
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> and i can assure you that 99.9% of the population feel excatly the same,
> they are just too scared to say anything unlike dex.
>

99%? I dont think so.

In article <>,
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> I know there aren't many in my neck of the woods who are madly in love
> with them and more than ever since the London bombings would like to
> get rid .
>
I am not madly in love with them, and I do think we need to stop so many
coming in.

In article <0ijWe.1887$>,
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>
> "Ad C" <> wrote in message
> news: k...
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> Would you dare say any of these things in real life or are you hidng behind
> your pc screen .
>
>
>
Dare say what?, since you have not gave me any idea what message you are
replying to, I got no idea what you are on about.
BTW, I do not hide behind computer screens.

I thought you was going?

In article <>,
says...

> Good for who certainly not for the householders that have to do the
> recycling, them that want to recycle let em there is nothing wrong in
> that but just do not ask me to do it .

Good for the envoiment, who do you think you are James prat Whale, he
seems to think recyling is a waste of time as well.

Anyway, give it a few more years if that and you will not have a choice
but to recycle.

> >I have not been on a train for about 3 years.
> I don't think you would be impressed I wasn't last November when I
> boarded my first train for about five years what a load of nonsense
> the Pendolinos and Voyagers of Branstons are. All plastic and cheap
> cloth seats give me the corridor coaches fitted with decent seating
> pulled by steam anytime .
>

Yes, let bring the old steam engines back, we can also bring the old
telephone exchanges back as well, and people on the other side of the
phones instead of answering machines, that tell you to press 1,2,3 or
four.

I just phoned up Sky to chnage my sky subscription down to a lower
package aqnd the amount of buttons I have to press is unrealistic,
almnost as bad as BT, if that is possible. Still at l3east the person on
the other side was British, not Indian, which is what I got when I had
to phone BT. Makes a change, Sky normally uses Indian call centers.

In article <>,
says...
>
> good job he didn't just take you out with his car or door.
>
H ould be very clever, since I was on the pavement,

On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 22:20:14 +0100, Ad C <>
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>Good for the envoiment, who do you think you are James prat Whale, he
>seems to think recyling is a waste of time as well.
I didn't say that what I did say was that I am not going to do it
until such time has the council offers to pay me to do their work for
them and even then I would have think twice about it.
Just what right have they to expect people to store up to four
different receptacles in which to put rubbish in their houses ?.
some of us have not really enough space to store our own property
never mind the councils .
>Anyway, give it a few more years if that and you will not have a choice
>but to recycle.
Over my dead body they cannot expect disabled and old people to start
washing out cans and glass bottles and taking the labels of cans
before placing them in the correct receptacles .

>Yes, let bring the old steam engines back, we can also bring the old
>telephone exchanges back as well, and people on the other side of the
>phones instead of answering machines, that tell you to press 1,2,3 or
>four.
If I could throw a switch and transport myself back to the 50's I
would the world was a much better place in those days .
>I just phoned up Sky to chnage my sky subscription down to a lower
>package aqnd the amount of buttons I have to press is unrealistic,
>almnost as bad as BT, if that is possible.
I have been trying to get hold of BT since around 2.30 this afternoon
and spent upwards of 45 minutes a go on hold at a time and no one
bothered to answer the phone because they where to busy. You can ring
the buggers at 6 in a morning and still get the " we are very busy at
the moment" message . how many people are BT employing in the customer
service department these days ONE .






Still at l3east the person on
>the other side was British, not Indian, which is what I got when I had
>to phone BT. Makes a change, Sky normally uses Indian call centers.

In article <>,
says...

> Over my dead body they cannot expect disabled and old people to start
> washing out cans and glass bottles and taking the labels of cans
> before placing them in the correct receptacles .

They will and in one place, I can not remember where, they will fine you
if you do not recycle.



> If I could throw a switch and transport myself back to the 50's I
> would the world was a much better place in those days .


Less complex, mind you VOIP would not be around, nor would the internet.



> I have been trying to get hold of BT since around 2.30 this afternoon
> and spent upwards of 45 minutes a go on hold at a time and no one
> bothered to answer the phone because they where to busy. You can ring
> the buggers at 6 in a morning and still get the " we are very busy at
> the moment" message . how many people are BT employing in the customer
> service department these days ONE .
>
>
I don't know, I got no need to phone them now.

On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 22:21:05 +0100, Ad C <>
wrote:

>since I was on the pavement

cycling no doubt

do you routinely go round shouting at passing motorists ?

Phil
--
Remember - Global Warming is only a weather forecast

In article <>,
says...
> On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 22:21:05 +0100, Ad C <>
> wrote:
>
> >since I was on the pavement
>
> cycling no doubt


I was walking at the time, I do not always cycle to work.


> do you routinely go round shouting at passing motorists ?
>

Only when they do something wrong. I think 95% of the drivers in this
country, should retake their tests. No, make that 99%

God how old are you 60 or summat, you sound like an old man