Plenty of villages don't have that.
Plenty only have one.
Plenty of villages don't have that.
Plenty of villages don't have that.
Special delivery (signed for post) is pointless
Jan 10, 2024
Last reply: 2 years ago
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Eyebrows serve no purpose.
You're incapable of filling/painting over holes?
Then don't answer idiots who can't push the button. Or do what I do, open the door, press the doorbell yourself, then say "New technology, you should try it sometime" and close the door in their face.
I don't understand people who have houses without front gardens, or even worse houses without driveways and litter the street with their cars.
Many of those houses were built before the automobile was invented. The builders should have anticipated the future.
Eyebrows stop sweat or rain running from the forehead into the eyes.
That explains those odd stone blocks you sometimes see that were an aid to mounting horses.
They do, but since you don't do any kind of work, I doubt any sweat will run off your head into your eyes.
So you wouldn't appreciate their existence, or what they do.
Indeed. They should in fact probably be torn down. but they were our generation's 'affordable starter homes'
Not really. It's obvious you haven't really experienced either...
I think you are being trolled.
Not so much the invention of the automobile but affordable ownership. The Talking Pictures TV channels shows a lot of British (B) films of the mid 1950 era. What is very noticeable when scenes of suburbia are shown is one one parked car per street being seen.
<snigger snigger>
WTF? They work. Removing the end was insanity.
I have a camera with the screen always on in the living room, I don't have to get up if it's someone I don't care to speak to.
Add a high powered laser so you can zap people you hate. They'll just think an insect bit them.
Because there could be a £10m contract dispute resting on whether delivery took place.
I doubt there would be a £10m fine for not getting something signed for.
I doubt there would be a £10m fine for not getting something signed for.
I doubt there would be a £10m fine for not getting something signed for.
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