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A neighbour has recently started working as a private hire taxi driver. His taxi is parked in the shared car park and he's currently washing the wheels on a night when the temperatures are again to fall to -2/-3. What does he think is going to happen to the water left on the roadway? 

 

Same neighbour has 3 other cars - all his - parked in the car park. He's the only driver in his household 

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51 minutes ago, FK1Bairn said:

A neighbour has recently started working as a private hire taxi driver. His taxi is parked in the shared car park and he's currently washing the wheels on a night when the temperatures are again to fall to -2/-3. What does he think is going to happen to the water left on the roadway? 

 

Same neighbour has 3 other cars - all his - parked in the car park. He's the only driver in his household 

Do you get your bins emptied tomorrow -

Black ice, Falkirk Cooncil Bin lorry, Harry Clarke type driver and it's goodbye neighbour's taxi!

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1 hour ago, The_Kincardine said:

People you  meet in the course of a day - whom you may well never see again - who finish the conversation with, "See you later" deserve a kick in the pie.

Supermarket checkout staff are bad for this.

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23 minutes ago, GordonD said:

Supermarket checkout staff are bad for this.

I like it when they ask "Are you working today?" or "Is it your day off?"

It's 3pm on a Wednesday and all I am buying is beer and doritos. No, friend, I am skiving.

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7 minutes ago, scottsdad said:

I like it when they ask "Are you working today?" or "Is it your day off?"

It's 3pm on a Wednesday and all I am buying is beer and doritos. No, friend, I am skiving. trying to develop strategies to spend the hundred of thousands of pounds that the SRC is throwing at me and these comestibles are my commission.

FTFY.

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Supermarket staff are providing the obligatory throwaway greeting to get through another utterly turgid shift. Gammons who expect some curated and witty individual exchange with them need to take a look at themselves. 

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2 hours ago, Cosmic Joe said:

I also do this all the time. I think it's a generic Scottish thing. 

In Dundee I've noticed "See you after" is popular. 

Which begs the question

Maybe everyone is popping over to his maw’s?

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We have a car park at the back of the house and we each have a parking space. Some random c**t has parked in mine and has been there for 4 days now.

I don’t usually care if people park in it because I don’t need it myself,  but my friend is visiting in a few days and I am going to need to use it now. 

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41 minutes ago, Jambomo said:

We have a car park at the back of the house and we each have a parking space. Some random c**t has parked in mine and has been there for 4 days now.

I don’t usually care if people park in it because I don’t need it myself,  but my friend is visiting in a few days and I am going to need to use it now. 

Google the plate and see if the c**t's paid the tax and MOT, you might be able to get it towed.

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