Typical moaning councils, do they ever do anything constructive?
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7 years ago
Typical moaning councils, do they ever do anything constructive?
I've been thinking about retarmacing the top few metres of our drive (it's mostly paving stones, but the end is tarmac), since it's been looking a bit tired recently. I can home one day last month to find that it had been done for me. I've still no idea why - it wasn't particularly bad, and they didn't do anywhere else in our road. I assume the council had something to do with it.
Regularly breaking the rules by loutish behaviour has netted Top Gear's high rollers a small fortune. I'm not sure I sympathise with their difficulties especially when they're littl emore than publicity stunts.
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"What DO Top Gear's high rollers spend their ?55million fortune on? From Clarkson's country estate to Hammond's helicopter and James May's private plane... the luxury lives of three BBC kings"
If you're saying their accumulated wealth is a problem, then I don't see why. They put their energies into making a successful TV series and reaped the rewards.
Open for anyone to do the same or similar...
And spending is re-cycling the money to others with an offtake to HMRC.
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The HMRC is the biggest organised crime unit ever made.
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Jazz is what you get when you push a blues quartet down a long flight of= stairs.
Rules are for the obedience of fools.
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Jazz is what you get when you push a blues quartet down a long flight of= stairs.
I have a tarmac drive end that they maintain, very odd. Stupid way the estate was built by Bett Homes I guess. Mind you, since they gave up the bush area and told me to maintain it (which I loved - I didn't even know it was mine! - it's now part of my front garden), they may stop doing the tarmac bit. Might have to get more monoblock done....
It's the charade I object to. Rich boys pretending to be poor yobs.
Even the Daily Mail agrees with me! :-)
Did you read that wisdom on the back of packet of cornflakes? :-)
No, he tries to avoid breakfast foods with a higher intellect than himself.
It's common sense. Rules are made by other people with differing opinio= ns. Why should I do what others want me to instead of what I want to do= ?
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What is the difference between a 69 and driving in the fog? When driving in the fog, you can't see the asshole in front of you.
Your wit is so terrible, I rate you at a jar of marmalade.
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A military pilot called for a priority landing because his single-engine= jet fighter was running "a bit peaked." Air Traffic Control told the fighter jock that he was number two, behind= a B-52 that had one engine shut down. "Ah," the fighter pilot remarked, "The dreaded seven-engine approach."
But most don't, which is why they get such good ratings. And the boring= ones like Chris Evans failed.
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What's soft and warm when you go to bed, but hard and stiff when you wak= e up? Vomit.
I think Chris Evans comes over as big a yob as Jeremy Clarkson but there isn't that "lads about town" feel to his Top Gear.
Both have made a fortune by not over estimating the tastes of the public.
I sometimes hear that sort of philosophy from my teenage nephew. I expect he'll grow out of it soon.
For the overall collective good, you wombat.
Otherwise, you'd have people dropping in to piss against your front wall "as that's what people do where they live".
Or to put it another way, James Rod Speed Wilkinson, no problem if you don't mind me beheading you for doing what you want to do.
Because it's what *I* want to do.
Basic game theory.
99.999% of us don't like that sort of thing, hence you'd be killed.
Fuck off, nobody gets to be in charge. Nobody can say they're right and everyone else is wrong.
No, most people aren't like that. Anyway, I'd kill them.
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