This seems the perfect analogy. I see absolutely no problems or inconsistencies here at all. Nope.All I know is if I ordered a new kitchen and it fell of the lorry on the M25 and never turned up, I wouldn't be paying for it
This seems the perfect analogy. I see absolutely no problems or inconsistencies here at all. Nope.All I know is if I ordered a new kitchen and it fell of the lorry on the M25 and never turned up, I wouldn't be paying for it
Why would a kitchen be saying goodbye to a forklift?In this case the kitchen arrived and was installed correctly, then over the weekend the salesman snuck into your house and ferreted it to a motorway services to say goodbye to a forklift truck, it then fell off the lorry on the way back.
Why would a kitchen be saying goodbye to a forklift?
Have you ever metafork?It’s a metafork
I spooned one.Have you ever metafork?
This seems the perfect analogy. I see absolutely no problems or inconsistencies here at all. Nope.
On a knife edge?I spooned one.
You didn't pay for delivery though so the shop you brought it from is right to tell you to swivel, unfortunately you hired a man with a van who isn't properly insured.All I know is if I ordered a new kitchen and it fell of the lorry on the M25 and never turned up, I wouldn't be paying for it
So was mine, also worked bang onIt was a purposely silly analogy to get this kind of response, worked a treat
Very knifeI spooned one.
It was.On a knife edge?
Was you cut Larry? I mean Barry.It was.
Then I got forked over. Total stab in the back.
I read it was because he was colour blind.More on this, pilot was not qualified to fly at night. McKay paid for the flight...
Dodgy as fook that McKay lad
I read it was because he was colour blind.
Is that an issue?
Sea? Dark blue.
Sky? Light blue.
Just always aim above one the line where the dark one turns to the light one.
Hmmmm, that seems like bad planning...:Green and red indication lights.
fudging scumbag. No surprise which manager is his best mate, is it?