Draggletail

Morning glory!

Seems like they're getting paid to recycle the waste but are burning or dumping it in their country instead.

Thanks!

Same here.

It was in the media a few years ago that China would no longer be able to take our household waste for recycling, but I've never read anything that indicates where it gets recycled now.

I never mentioned a urinal, just the toilet (meaning toilet bowl)

Not as memorable, I agree. Thanks for sharing the photo! Sid's Snake, brilliant!

They must have a acquired some value as a collectable item. I'm sure you wouldn't want to sell them though.

I used to get Whizzer and Chips too, but unlike the The Beano and Dandy I can't remember the characters in it!

I acquired a few brand new unread Beano and Dandy annuals free, over twenty years ago. I stashed them on top of a wardrobe, well wrapped up, and planned to sell them one day. Time passed, and we had a Son, and three years later another Son! The Beano and Dandy Annuals remained at the top of the wardrobe, and one day I just thought about how much our children were old enough to love them, so I took them downstairs and gave them to our boys. Our eldest loved them instantly, not one off wonder, they were read over and over, and eventually by our youngest son too. They've traveled many miles with us, and our eldest son still has them. Probably stacked on the top of his wardrobe!

Is the service charge mandatory? If not, is it common to get the service charge?

What's that service charge all about?

Ah, I didn't know. I was aware of the programme but hardly ever watched it. I have an aversion to anything 'historical' and just won't watch, even if it's funny. I think I might have watched some in a later period when they were in the trenches in the first world war but it's so long ago...

I really hope so...

😂 That reminds me of something I read years ago about prince charles. He had a servant who would come with a chamber pot and stand holding it (presumably with eyes averted) while prince charles had his pee. Not suggesting that the servant held anything other than the pot.