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ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
I used to love my thongs. Course, nowadays we call em flipflops. And I still wear them in the summer time.
I never quite know whether you know what we mean by certain words, but are joking with us... :whistle:

We are talking about what used to be called g-strings! (As in undergarments, not things fitted to musical instruments... :laugh:)
 

PaulSB

Squire
Any recommendations for home contents insurance, and to include cover for my bikes out and about? Also desirable - cover for legal fees and damages in case of involvement in a serious accident***.

I used to get all of that on my home and contents insurance when I was a property owner.


*** I do not expect to be causing such an accident, but I remember reading about one cyclist being sued after a simple touch of wheels left the other rider with life-changing injuries.
All my experience is for Buildings and Contents cover. I've been happy with Hastings Direct for several years which gives me worldwide new for old. Bikes over a certain value have to be individually named personal items rather than simply under bike cover which isn't sufficient. I think we paid £230ish last renewal.

Most companies offer legal expenses as an add on which I don't take. As I'm a BC member I would use their cover, BC are experts, I hope, in the field whereas Hastings will be very general and wide-ranging.
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
I didn't know you wore thongs. 🤔
About 7 years ago I was 'winding up' a girl behind the bar at the golf club.
I told her I was wearing my wife's pink thong.
I didn't realised she actually believed it and it quickly spread that Dave was a cross dresser :wacko:
 

Sterlo

Early Retirement Planning
Any recommendations for home contents insurance, and to include cover for my bikes out and about? Also desirable - cover for legal fees and damages in case of involvement in a serious accident***.

I used to get all of that on my home and contents insurance when I was a property owner.


*** I do not expect to be causing such an accident, but I remember reading about one cyclist being sued after a simple touch of wheels left the other rider with life-changing injuries.
I went with Admiral (home and contents) as Direct Line were charging and extra £50 for bikes over £1k, with Admiral I'm covered up to £2k, not sure about away from home. Re specific bike insurance, I've been with Wiggle for 2 years now, I've only got the third party cover but it comes with legal cover and all for £24 a year. They do 3 levels last time I looked so one of them may suit if you can't find cover included with your contents.
 
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