Things you'd like to say, but can't

[ColinJ]

I'm getting a sense of déjà vu here!

You can say that again!

 

[Ratchet Cat]

Silly thing wouldn't post it, so I did it again! Ooooooooooops! 🤪🤪🤪

 

[All uphill]

My vote is for version B.

 

[alicat]

Lakeland - haven't you heard of the phrase 'The customer is always right'.

 

[Low Gear Guy]

When riding a low power moped along a dual carriageway please use the left hand lane.

 

[JPBoothy]

And the same applies to you (not you @Low Gear Guy) Mr lorry driver who pulls out and stays alongside another lorry for miles and miles because you haven't got the power to pass it. You know exactly what you're doing

 

[JPBoothy]

"Hey love, why are you wearing your gym gear to go shopping"

I would definitely NOT say that ladies before you start ripping me apart

 

[Ratchet Cat]

For god's sake! I'm still pretty new at this! I'm going to make mistakes now and again. Your withholding information or lying isn't helping.

Why are you always late?
I'm not doing things on purpose. I'd prefer things to work. I now wonder if you are witholding things on purpose!!!
I'm really trying not to do some things.
Honestly some people. That's where diaries come in useful.

 

[potsy]

Thank you DVLA, 10 weeks of waiting for my new licence to be issued, its finally been done

 

[welsh dragon]

What a knob. There's always one.

 

[oldwheels]

Why are some organisations pushing "what 3 words" as a location aid. A GP we had got bits of wood handed out to every local household with 3 words for location by emergency services. It seems to be pretty useless as the one I got does not tally with my location when I downloaded the app out of curiosity. I have a choice of several locations around my house but nothing tallies with the one given out and in any case I could never remember the words anyway.

 

[Edwardoka]

Why are some organisations pushing "what 3 words" as a location aid. A GP we had got bits of wood handed out to every local household with 3 words for location by emergency services. It seems to be pretty useless as the one I got does not tally with my location when I downloaded the app out of curiosity. I have a choice of several locations around my house but nothing tallies with the one given out and in any case I could never remember the words anyway.

This is of interest to me.

w3w is a closed ecosystem run by patent trolls who use lawyers against anyone who tries to come up with similar schemas. It's pretty gross. Sure, geocoding can be good for stuff like mountain rescue where it can be easier for someone who is in difficulty to say words rather than gps coordinates, but w3w is a trash company.

The word lists are not translateable - e.g person-woman-man in English w3w and personne-femme-homme in French w3w would point to completely different parts of the world, rendering the system much less useful to anyone who would use it while travelling abroad.

 

[Hover Fly]

Lakeland - haven't you heard of the phrase 'The customer is always right'.

I went on a customer service course once. The instructor stressed that the customer is not always right.

 

[Andy in Germany]

I went on a customer service course once. The instructor stressed that the customer is not always right.

I was recently introduced to a new German phrase
"The customer is king, but Germany is a democracy".
This explains a great deal, to be honest...

 

[mistyoptic]

I understand that you’re upset but we are in a novel situation where not everything will go to plan and mistakes will be made but...

THOUSANDS of people have DIED and you’re complaining because you haven’t been given the grades to which you believe you were entitled