Syl wrote:

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Yes Vita, it does depend, some are jobsworth than others.
The binmen we have at the moment, sometimes leave spilled rubbish in the road, it's up to the homeowners to clear up after them.

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 We've got one, officious wee git.

Comes now and again with a clipboard looking all important.

One of these days someone will stick him in a bin.

🙄

Vita wrote:

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Syl wrote:

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Yes Vita, it does depend, some are jobsworth than others.
The binmen we have at the moment, sometimes leave spilled rubbish in the road, it's up to the homeowners to clear up after them.

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 We've got one, officious wee git.

Comes now and again with a clipboard looking all important.

One of these days someone will stick him in a bin.

🙄

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Syl wrote:

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Digger wrote:

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Vita wrote:

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Syl wrote:

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Yes Vita, it does depend, some are jobsworth than others.
The binmen we have at the moment, sometimes leave spilled rubbish in the road, it's up to the homeowners to clear up after them.

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 We've got one, officious wee git.

Comes now and again with a clipboard looking all important.

One of these days someone will stick him in a bin.

🙄

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 Talking of clipboards.   Some years ago I did a dance gig at the Trafford Centre, some promotional thing  for Selfridges that lasted for nearly two weeks    They'd employed a Gnawa Band from Morrocco, and none of  the guys could speak a word of English.    The organiser for Selfridges was some power dressed woman clutching a red clipboard and clicking around in 5 inch heels being very efficient. Timing was vital, she said, and we were to perform for 30 minutes with a 20 minute break inbetween.   Our working day was 10 til 5.   But being Moroccans the band had their own concept of time and refused to stick to the schedule.  They kept buggering off for a smoke and nobody could find them.  This poor woman was beside herself.   By the end of the week she'd given up and we just did our thing whenever it pleased us.   I got paid nearly a grand for that gig, but if you've ever listened to a Gnawa band you'll understand why I lost half a stone.  

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 You look lovely.

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  She really does! Lovely smile.

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Syl wrote:

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Digger wrote:

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Vita wrote:

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Syl wrote:

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Yes Vita, it does depend, some are jobsworth than others.
The binmen we have at the moment, sometimes leave spilled rubbish in the road, it's up to the homeowners to clear up after them.

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 We've got one, officious wee git.

Comes now and again with a clipboard looking all important.

One of these days someone will stick him in a bin.

🙄

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 Talking of clipboards.   Some years ago I did a dance gig at the Trafford Centre, some promotional thing  for Selfridges that lasted for nearly two weeks    They'd employed a Gnawa Band from Morrocco, and none of  the guys could speak a word of English.    The organiser for Selfridges was some power dressed woman clutching a red clipboard and clicking around in 5 inch heels being very efficient. Timing was vital, she said, and we were to perform for 30 minutes with a 20 minute break inbetween.   Our working day was 10 til 5.   But being Moroccans the band had their own concept of time and refused to stick to the schedule.  They kept buggering off for a smoke and nobody could find them.  This poor woman was beside herself.   By the end of the week she'd given up and we just did our thing whenever it pleased us.   I got paid nearly a grand for that gig, but if you've ever listened to a Gnawa band you'll understand why I lost half a stone.  

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 You look lovely.

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  She really does! Lovely smile.

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Oops - sorry! That was me, in case anyone’s wondering.

Digger wrote:

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Vita wrote:

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Syl wrote:

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Yes Vita, it does depend, some are jobsworth than others.
The binmen we have at the moment, sometimes leave spilled rubbish in the road, it's up to the homeowners to clear up after them.

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 We've got one, officious wee git.

Comes now and again with a clipboard looking all important.

One of these days someone will stick him in a bin.

🙄

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 Talking of clipboards.   Some years ago I did a dance gig at the Trafford Centre, some promotional thing  for Selfridges that lasted for nearly two weeks    They'd employed a Gnawa Band from Morrocco, and none of  the guys could speak a word of English.    The organiser for Selfridges was some power dressed woman clutching a red clipboard and clicking around in 5 inch heels being very efficient. Timing was vital, she said, and we were to perform for 30 minutes with a 20 minute break inbetween.   Our working day was 10 til 5.   But being Moroccans the band had their own concept of time and refused to stick to the schedule.  They kept buggering off for a smoke and nobody could find them.  This poor woman was beside herself.   By the end of the week she'd given up and we just did our thing whenever it pleased us.   I got paid nearly a grand for that gig, but if you've ever listened to a Gnawa band you'll understand why I lost half a stone.  

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 That's a beautiful photo Digs, that dress is stunning.

Digger wrote:

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Vita wrote:

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Digger wrote:

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Vita wrote:

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Syl wrote:

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Yes Vita, it does depend, some are jobsworth than others.
The binmen we have at the moment, sometimes leave spilled rubbish in the road, it's up to the homeowners to clear up after them.

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 We've got one, officious wee git.

Comes now and again with a clipboard looking all important.

One of these days someone will stick him in a bin.

🙄

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 Talking of clipboards.   Some years ago I did a dance gig at the Trafford Centre, some promotional thing  for Selfridges that lasted for nearly two weeks    They'd employed a Gnawa Band from Morrocco, and none of  the guys could speak a word of English.    The organiser for Selfridges was some power dressed woman clutching a red clipboard and clicking around in 5 inch heels being very efficient. Timing was vital, she said, and we were to perform for 30 minutes with a 20 minute break inbetween.   Our working day was 10 til 5.   But being Moroccans the band had their own concept of time and refused to stick to the schedule.  They kept buggering off for a smoke and nobody could find them.  This poor woman was beside herself.   By the end of the week she'd given up and we just did our thing whenever it pleased us.   I got paid nearly a grand for that gig, but if you've ever listened to a Gnawa band you'll understand why I lost half a stone.  

 

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 That's a beautiful photo Digs, that dress is stunning.

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 Yeah, ol' Dave the Trucker in his regalia 

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 It's amazing the guff that gets posted about folk.

Someone claimed once I was a Welsh Celtic supporter.

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 Yaki dah, V!

(yes, I Googled, cos I knew it’s ‘yucky’ something or other )

Syl wrote:

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New question...
Does it annoy you if a tradesman asks to use your toilet, and he is obviously having more than a wee?

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 If he's  desperate I wouldn't say no, can't hold it in.