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General Discussion Area / Re: Is it me getting old ?
« on: 19 August 2009, 20:28:50 »Quote
But i just love this video....
http://www.internetdj.com/15089
Eric Prydz - Call on Me
Old..... no , sad..... possibly!
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4593
General Discussion Area / Re: Rolson Jacks, Any good?
« on: 17 August 2009, 20:38:24 »Quote
QuoteIt would be interesting to see if the jack can actually lift (and support) the claimed weight.Try your head on it
Everything I have purchased that has the Rolson brand name has fallen apart in under 3 months from purchase.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Rolson Jacks, Any good?
« on: 17 August 2009, 19:44:20 »Quote
It would be interesting to see if the jack can actually lift (and support) the claimed weight.
Everything I have purchased that has the Rolson brand name has fallen apart in under 3 months from purchase.
Certainly lifts the miggy, no real plans to lift anything heavier.
4595
General Discussion Area / Re: Rolson Jacks, Any good?
« on: 17 August 2009, 19:16:25 »Quote
QuoteJust got a 3.5 tonne Rolson jack and am not familiar with the name.
Anyone come across them before? I'd like to know whats supporting the 2 tonne omega when i'm underneath it.
Post a photo of it if you can as I have a3.5 t Clarke that has given me nothing but trouble,( on our third one now ) and it's just a branded item from Far East,would be interesting to see if it's the same as yours .
This is the one. got it pretty cheap
http://www.rolsontools.com/search.asp?page=1&id=474&tt=13&ct=5&searchCat=3&searchKey=jack
4596
General Discussion Area / Re: Rolson Jacks, Any good?
« on: 17 August 2009, 19:07:30 »Quote
QuoteQuoteThought you Scousers used bricks
LOL
im getting some stick on here lately!
Might have to try out the new jack on your MX-5 and have the wheels off!
Serves yer right. Scouse git
;DTwo funnies in one day you better take it easy!
I swear if you ever set foot back in your home town i'm going to open a family size can of whoop ass just for you!
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General Discussion Area / Re: Rolson Jacks, Any good?
« on: 17 August 2009, 19:03:58 »
Well, due to the level of abuse and unhelpful answers that border on regional racism I have been out and tested it myselfand i'm glad to say it works really well
4598
General Discussion Area / Re: Rolson Jacks, Any good?
« on: 17 August 2009, 17:56:50 »Quote
Thought you Scousers used bricks
LOL
im getting some stick on here lately!
Might have to try out the new jack on your MX-5 and have the wheels off!
4599
General Discussion Area / Rolson Jacks, Any good?
« on: 17 August 2009, 17:36:38 »
Just got a 3.5 tonne Rolson jack and am not familiar with the name.
Anyone come across them before? I'd like to know whats supporting the 2 tonne omega when i'm underneath it.
Anyone come across them before? I'd like to know whats supporting the 2 tonne omega when i'm underneath it.
4600
General Discussion Area / Re: Screwed the bank again!
« on: 16 August 2009, 13:48:40 »Quote
Having read the thread this morning I have been busy checking out this PPI thingy, as I have one, so I will be sending a SAR letter tomorrow and see what happens, as I think mine was miss-sold to me[/quote
It's down to them to prove it wasn't, not you to prove it was so good luck, Moneysavingexpert has a good guide on how to word the letter.
BTW my loan was paid off years ago but you can still claim
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General Discussion Area / Re: Screwed the bank again!
« on: 15 August 2009, 15:47:29 »Quote
QuoteThis is a follow up to the previous tale I posted regarding claiming back payment protection insurance that people were misled into taking out when getting a bank loan.
Got a letter from the second bank I have claimed from this morning offering £2000 plus 8% interest going back 7 years.
As before I strongly suggest you all check out any old or current loan paperwork and put in a claim. one letter and a stamp is all it will cost you.
Including the previous claim and a couple of bank charges claims won I am up to about £6000 of my own money back from the robbing dogs that they are!
Nothing unusual about scousers getting free money from the banks
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General Discussion Area / Screwed the bank again!
« on: 15 August 2009, 15:36:00 »
This is a follow up to the previous tale I posted regarding claiming back payment protection insurance that people were misled into taking out when getting a bank loan.
Got a letter from the second bank I have claimed from this morning offering £2000 plus 8% interest going back 7 years.
As before I strongly suggest you all check out any old or current loan paperwork and put in a claim. one letter and a stamp is all it will cost you.
Including the previous claim and a couple of bank charges claims won I am up to about £6000 of my own money back from the robbing dogs that they are!
Got a letter from the second bank I have claimed from this morning offering £2000 plus 8% interest going back 7 years.
As before I strongly suggest you all check out any old or current loan paperwork and put in a claim. one letter and a stamp is all it will cost you.
Including the previous claim and a couple of bank charges claims won I am up to about £6000 of my own money back from the robbing dogs that they are!
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General Discussion Area / Re: I'm back
« on: 11 August 2009, 21:00:01 »
Ok your back.............maybe take on board you have been a bit of a pain in the ass, I can recall a few post where you came on the attack over quite petty things.
Be pleasant , make a useful contribution and have a laugh
Bt the way the lentil munching limp wristed liberation army are on the way with a couple of sawn offs as we speak
Be pleasant , make a useful contribution and have a laugh
Bt the way the lentil munching limp wristed liberation army are on the way with a couple of sawn offs as we speak
4604
General Discussion Area / Re: Pure luck or precision preparation
« on: 09 August 2009, 12:17:52 »
Superb but I dont fancy trying it myself!!
but I dont fancy trying it myself!!
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General Discussion Area / Re: Girls Aloud - Out Of Control (Sky)
« on: 09 August 2009, 20:48:53 »Quote
I think the ginger one is just Dandy, Ever since she told radio one dj chris moyles to f off and keep his comments to himself. I would have loved to see his pig ugly mush when she said that. ONE TALENTLESS FAT PRAT. Good on you girl
Ginger women are the buisness! I have a ginger daughter to show for it