viney40
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There has been many examples of bad driving, why do people drive so slowly on ice??????Â
Its crazy I have to overtake, only the other day as I was overtaking, I gave the bloke in the Mondeo the rods as I went past, and cut him up. This plantpot could not even perform an emergency stop, and slip his car and crashed into a parked car :hihi:
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You gave to laugh, if anyone had a camcorder, it would have been worth £250
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The bad weather is on it's way back.
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Stay in RobbyBrown. Put your big fluffy slippers on to keep your brains warm.
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It will be Spring before you know it!
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Oooh!!! Ouch!!!!! There'll be repercussions!!!!Â
I doubt it, everyone knows that our teams are pretty average.
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Not like when I was in my youth, and everybody flocked to see Alex Sabella.
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I think that Sheffield is known for more than a couple of duff football teams.
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Does anybody in this city know how to drive safely in snow and ice?Â
Clearly YES, other whise we'd have seen hundreds/thousands of crashes every day this past fortnight.
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Clealry my OP has been of educational value.
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lol lol! He is, bless him.. shame about his plastic underpants tho...Â
Bless his little plastic pants!
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He did a good job of making sure his loved one got home safely though.
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All men should be like Ken, He's fantastic in his plastic, show him snow and he will go!
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I believe the film The Full Monty put Sheffield on the map.Â
I lived down south pre-Full Monty, and they all seemed to know something about Sheffield.
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To be fair, The Full Monty only really appealed to a subset of people across the globe.
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i.e. Bored housewives and single women. They didn't really care about the location. Men with bare butts was there main thing. Location! what location?
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When I lived down south, there was many a southern belle who commented on how good my bum looked in the soft glow of the Moon.
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Nothing to do with where I came from.
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Full Monty does not apply.
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It's the first time ever i've had to work over the Christmas break.Â
After a dreadfull year let's hope that the recession is near the end and we all start getting busy again.
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Lets hope so Mayfield.
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Did you have to work over the Christmas period to earn your corn, or because you are stacked up?
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(Bloody spark's) Just kiddin'.
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I don't know how in the heck he managed it, but we were sat in Meadowhall when the first bad snow came down and my other half drove us all the way home (over Jenkin ) with no trouble at all! My dad, however, who lives at the top of Jenkin had a right nightmare.Â
Ken is a real hero.
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And Sheffield even has an airport. Flying home from Tenerife to "Robin Hood Doncaster Sheffield" airport, we looked for our flight on the destination board at the airport and it simply said SHEFFIELD..Â
Oops! Does that mean that Doncaster is part of Sheffield in the eyes of the world?
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Or is it that Doncaster only exists in the minds of people who live in Doncaster.
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I agree Viney,Â
But at least its a good start to a new year and the more business that takes place, the best chance we have of salvaging the economy.
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That is very true.
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Lets see how things unfold, and keep comparing notes on this thread. Good luck with your business B D.
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I think its because everyone was scared about the recesion and people have been holding back on spending money just incase companys they work for made them redundant ect .But now time has gone on i think alot more people feel safer in there jobs , so they are spending on home improvment ect .Â
Mmmm! It's a nice thought, hope you are right.
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I think there might be a lot of disappointed trades come mid January.
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My area of work ventures far from construction work but i found myself with nothing to do through september-october and november then out of nowhere was swormed with work in december and im already having to pass work on for january.
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This is really wierd considering that its the most expensive time of the year and with the economy how it is.
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either we are indeed comming out of recession or people are trying to get things done before things get any worse, either way i think its a good thing for local businesses.
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Hello B D Designs.
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"Either way" it is only a good thing for local businneses if it carries on long term.
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Tip: Don't go spending yor retirement fund on the strength of this false boom.
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That might be because of family connections, rather than something they have learned at School, IMhO;)Â
You are probably right tab.
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I don't think for one moment that these countries teach the history of Sheffield in their schools.
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I would be interested to know what image of Sheffield these folk from so far away have?.
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I bet They have nothing to do with the Full Monty or World Snooker.?
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I wanted to work today but got dragged into town for the sales :-(Will be flogging my nuts off tomorrow, weds & thursday to get stuff completed.
New bathroom starting mon 4th so have to get current work finished (VERY tall order!!!).
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It's good that you are busy too dan.
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It just isn't the norm for this time of year and I can't figure out why there is so much work about.
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Is it anything to do with the VAT increase in Jan, or are we out of recession?
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I wish i was in pub lol , i was back to work today till thursday for me then back to normal on the 4th first time in years ive worked through christmas but you have to take it whilst there i suppose . One good thing about workin today ?????? Bugger all on the road first thing . !!!
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Too right mate.
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Why do you think there is so much work at the moment?
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I can remember ten-fifteen years back when all the trades took three weeks of at Christmas and there was no recession!!?
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Darn it! Just realised that this was not the best time to post this thread!
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It's a Bank Holiday! Most people are lagered up! and couldn't reply if they wanted to!
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I had to work today, I'm not jealous or owt!
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Contacts I have in the trade have been busy for the last 6 months and are booked for the month ahead. A bit unusual for the time of year especially for the wet trades.Â
Yeah, that's what I'm saying retired. It's not the norm'.
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Just trying to make sense of it.
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I wonder if other sectors are seeing the same trend?
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Or maybe I am the only self employed person daft enough to keep my business going over the Christmas period!?
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I own and run a building company in Sheffield and I have plenty of work to go back to after the Christmas break. This is not usually the case at this time of year, could it be due to people wanting to get work done before the VAT increase in January? Have any other businesses in Sheffield experienced an unusual increase in trade over this period?
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Is this an indication that we are out of recession, or just that people are spending their money wisely before prices go up in January?
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I would have thought that it is perfectly feasible that with a slow melt the resistance in the ice would be momentarily overcome resulting in a short sudden movement forward.Â
Yeah, good point. This would explain all the cars moving forward at the same time.
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You mean like:hihi:Â
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That video must have been a wind up.
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Can we get back to the original subject ? :hihi:Â
Forgot' what it was!
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If melting ice can result in the two outside cars slipping forward at all, let alone at the same time (on level ground) but not the middle one, then I am a DutchmanÂ
Can you prove it?
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I may be blonde but Im not dumb.Â
It looks like 1960 boy is partial to a bit of Garnier's "gay without grey"!
Sheffield is better known than I thought!
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I know what you're saying Banker, that crafty age thing seems to just creep up on us!
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Just to be clear, I am talking about the City of Sheffield. UK.