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Job jobbedTry to see redundancy as an opportunity, Mr Omegod.
Start your own business perhaps.
I wish the numbers were that large, I need a change anyway so im not in the least bit glum
Work from home and the costs come down significantly.
An online business selling car parts perhaps.
Online business suggestions welcome
Try to see redundancy as an opportunity, Mr Omegod.
Start your own business perhaps.
I wish the numbers were that large, I need a change anyway so im not in the least bit glum
I'm sure that Salmond will claim that by winning lots of medals England are bullying Scotland which might end up in the same result!
Lifted from the Wiki page for 'Land of Hope and Glory'
Usage
Proposed anthem for England
Main article: National anthem of England
England currently has no agreed national anthem, with "God Save the Queen", the national anthem of the United Kingdom, often being used in sporting events in which England competes separately from the other Home Nations. However, there are calls for this to be changed,[5][6] and a 2006 survey conducted by the BBC suggested that 55% of the English public would rather have "Land of Hope and Glory" than "God Save the Queen" as their national anthem.[7]
Commonwealth Games
Prior to 2010, "Land of Hope and Glory" was used as the victory anthem of England team at the Commonwealth Games.[8]
On St George's Day, 23 April 2010, the Commonwealth Games Council for England launched a poll to allow the public to decide which anthem would be played at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India. Voters chose between "God Save The Queen", "Jerusalem" and "Land of Hope and Glory" with the winning song, "Jerusalem", being adopted as the official anthem for Team England.[9]
The best colour and if i had mr optis money it would be on the drive now
65Ah sounds about right, price is high though.So £67 inc... an extra £5 for not having TC but still a good improvement on £94
The GM batteries used to be Bosch (from memory) but are now Varta (I think, or Exide).
£55.68 + VAT is the trade club price
65Ah sounds about right, price is high though.
The GM batteries used to be Bosch (from memory) but are now Varta (I think, or Exide).
£55.68 + VAT is the trade club price
Number 6 lead is short and can be pulled off the diss pac when removing it from the plug hole
That was it, it didn't look immediately pulled off, but it was when wiggled!
Many thanks all
