Recent content by dutchman

I don't see why the British should have to change their laws because certain groups of immigrants chose to take advantage of them?

Remember seeing the 1970 World Cup Edition Subbuteo in the window of that sports/model shop in the Precinct with all 16 national team colours. I think when I got mine a few years earlier the choice was limited to red and blue? At least they were solid figures, the original version featured...

Minster Road circa 1984: The chip shop was the tiny shed far left, the tall building behind it is part of the Godiva Hotel on the far side of Holyhead Road. I don't remember any of the buidlings in the foreground, they must have been demolished before I started using the chip shop leaving...

And it was all back again the very next time I logged onto Facebook. Before anyone mentions it I'm already using a content filter which supposedly blocks unwanted content.

The last time I logged onto Facebook my home screen was filled with posts from people and organisations I've never heard of before. It took me ages to right click and block them all. This was not the first time it's happened either.😡

Ronnie Rees

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c93ywvl7yy5o US President Donald Trump can keep collecting import taxes for now, an appeals court has said, a day after a trade ruling found the bulk of his global tariffs to be illegal. In its appeal, the Trump administration said the decision issued by the...

Supermarkets moving stuff around in the ludicrous belief I'm more likely to buy something that I didn't before. If anything I'll buy a lot less than I usually do because I can't find it anymore.

I had a teacher like that (Mrs Turner). Normally mild-mannered, she would go beserk if a kid used the word "got".

5-3-2 in my day!

It also avoids condensation forming on the eggshell which can breed bacteria. Only bleached eggs should be stored in a fridge.

Having a small private pension can actually leave you worse-off as you are then disqualified from claiming means-tested benefits such as pension credit, rent allowance and council tax rebate. That's possibly why the government is so keen on everybody having one.

It's to compensate for the years when pensions failed to keep pace with the rise in earnings. It would have cost too much to do it in one go so the formula was devised to close the gap gradually over a number of years. In spite of that a million and half pensioners are forced to claim...

I don't have a Linked-in account and still get emails from them. When I asked them to stop sending me emails they told me I need to enter my Linked-in password. How can I can I enter a password for an account I don't have?

Debt-collectors again. How is it my job to prove somebody I've never heard of doesn't live at this address?