Just switched the radio on briefly earlier to hear him relating a story about doing a DJ set getting pissed, asking his driver to stop and throwing up on the hard shoulder of the motorway dressed in his skids. Nice Sunday morning fayre. Boak.
Brilliant....spot on
The funny thing is I love both Phoenix Nights and Max and Paddy which he appeared in and he has some very funny moments. Anything outside of that, not so much.
You go to bell Baxter?
Me ? No I'm in Glenrothes
Aye it’s a mad world!Just had to wait on age verification for zero alcohol beer at Tesco self-service checkout.
Does it let you buy shandy?Just had to wait on age verification for zero alcohol beer at Tesco self-service checkout.
Dunno about these days, but a couple of years ago it was definitely true that any age group could buy Bavaria Shandy (0.9% I think) in Asda - but you had to be verified as over 18 to buy any alcohol free product!
With weird ears.Looks like he's going to a fancy dress party as Spock
Fcuking tourists. Born and bred in Edinburgh and act like they’ve a history there. There’s a lot of it about.
Good question. It probably does. Shandy is in the soft drinks aisle so probably not counted as alcohol while the zero alcohol beer sits with the beers and spirits so I'm guessing that's how the self-service checkouts are programmed to work.
Non-Alcoholic Beer Age Is Restricted In UK SupermarketsGood question. It probably does. Shandy is in the soft drinks aisle so probably not counted as alcohol while the zero alcohol beer sits with the beers and spirits so I'm guessing that's how the self-service checkouts are programmed to work.
Could only dream of Bell Baxter...
Need to go there, it's all self serviced here
Bell end more like
In truth , that's nae a little thing.
Sadly no. The council rep has searched it but nae clues. The guitar was fvcked too, which was disappointing.
That lot has literally fell off the back of a lorry. Anyone turning up at a council dump in a commercial vehicle has to book a slot online and also pay a fee to dispose of the cargo. So that’s why there’s fly tipping due to the inconvenience of having to jump through the hoops of the council website and why pay a fee if you can get away with just dumping it anywhere. There’s also the possibility that the council will refuse your refuse if there’s hazardous materials that needs specialist disposal. Ultimately the council has to clear it up.
That’s true - the bureaucracy doesn’t make it any easier and the result is that people will risk a big fine rather than suffer a minor cost and inconvenience.
It doesn't make it easy.
Aye, the old story of the left hand and the right hand?
Do you have to pay for getting your garden waste emptied up in the wild kingdom?
I think so but I never dump any - composting for me.
Big problem in certain places as councils like Renfrew charge £40 a year for emptying your bin, similar to the flytipping posts as you're seeing dumped grass, bits of trees etc dumped everywhere.
We don’t have brown bins here - only black, blue and orange. But if I were to bin all my grass clippings in the summer I’d fill a wheelie bin every 2 days or so. I guess gardens in towns are much smaller in general though. Perhaps that’s why so many people have artificial grass nowadays - an abomination IMHO.
Edinburgh £40 a year for a brown bin. Collections pretty unreliable, can leave it out on the designated day and it might not get emptied for another week.
I would happily use said nails to smash them into my eyes when it's playing. Especially that unfunny wifie on the bank of scotland advert. Now there's a massive thing that annoys me.
Shocking.
Christ gone up £12 since April
I do a bit of gardening/landscaping for friends/family and recently did some work for a friend who wanted turf and a patio for his new house. I kid you not turf made up about 10% of the new estate - the rest was plastic, slabs or chips, awful.
