Speed cushions causing problems, watch out around them.

[theclaud]

[QUOTE 2870145, member: 45"]Pass me the pliers...[/quote]
Bypass the pliers and go straight for this:

 

[theclaud]

That is reserved for extreme puncturees.

I thought that was this one?

 

[Linford]

[QUOTE 2870145, member: 45"]Pass me the pliers...[/quote]

You just have to accept that you aren't always right......a good start would be by having the legislation on your side for a kick off in regard to the state of the roads....it isn't....No wonder the NHS is in such a shocking state when there are so many people in the management saying 'That will do'

 

[theclaud]

That would be better.

I think so. This would be a pain to carry, after all:

 

[Linford]

[QUOTE 2870165, member: 45"]Who works in the NHS?

When we were in Brum I was in first name terms with the Highways bods, such was my input into reporting and chasing repairs.

Did you report your tired roads yet?...[/quote]

Worked..I know you have got a real job now..they allow you to hire 4x4's when the roads are too bad to drive on

 

[Linford]

[QUOTE 2870193, member: 45"]I worked as an unqualified bank nurse in a psychiatric hospital for a while in the early nineties. What are you wittering on about?

Bored now Linf.[/quote]

Was that before or after the social work ?

 

[Shaun]

@Adrian and @theclaud - please stop now and either take a proper part in the conversation, or leave it.

Thanks,
Shaun

 

[theclaud]

OK in that case leaving it is the probably the preferable option...

 

[Linford]

About time....so far under the bridge etc..