Cut mine two weeks ago - going to give it another trim during lunch break today - too nice a day to be sitting in the house working all day.
I'll let you tell her that....
"Tut, tut" says this Tigers and Wales supporter.
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On a related football-based note. I've joined a Thursday night football game, where teams are picked by captains each week, and individual wins for each player are tracked in a league table. Somehow I was top before this week having won in 7 out of 8 weeks, but last night my team was sabotaged by our own player. One of this week's captains got someone in to replace a last minute drop-out, then didn't even pick his own mate when they picked teams, so alarm bells were ringing. He played left side of defence for my team, disappeared completely for the first goal allowing a back post tap-in, then went in goal and let the ball through his legs for their second goal, third goal he passed it straight to the opposition and they scored again. Then he twisted his knee trying to keep the ball in play having let it roll straight under his foot, and had to sit out the rest of the game so we were a man short. When he went off we were 3-1 down and we lost 4-3 in the end so we did better without him!
done mine 3 times now
Why is that shocking?£350 x 5 = £1750 per week
Allowing 6 weeks holiday per year......
46 weeks x £1750 = £80,500
It's not just the building game people think like that, any self employed tradesmen is looked down on like that. Everyone wants everything for next to nothing, apart from when it comes to their wages.Don’t bother, people not in the building game would have no idea of the cost of running vans, offices, staff, insurances, subscriptions to trade bodies, cost of bank overdrafts, as well as National insurance and pension contributions. They just think you stick the whole lot in your pocket. ?
