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- Aug 7, 2003
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I can only assume that it is to stop the dispenser itself being contaminated with faeces / knob cheese etc, so that when anyone touches said dispenser, without the intention of washing ones hands, they are not contaminated with bum dung or the like.
And what of the soap dispenser is empty? Then you've touched the soap handle for no reason.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Was it one of the older incarnations? The current Magnus Volk bus is one of the shiny new hybrid ones, but there was an original fleet model with the same name.
Going by this, it looks like some bus company in the west country is buying up the old Brighton & Hove Buses fleet and doing minimal re-branding to turn them into the Nailsea to Bristol ExpressMaria Fitzherbert will be spinning in her grave, I'm sure. Whoever she was.
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Maria Fitzherbert was the mistress of the Prince Regent. She lived in, what is now, the YMCA building. There is rumoured to be a tunnel directly from the Royal Pavilion to the house.
- Aug 7, 2003
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You don't have bathroom tongs?
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Councils are switching over to LED street lighting will save money in the long term.
Change at Barnham
Well-known member
When we receive an automated call that automatically hangs up when you answer, what is it's purpose?
Worthingite
Sexy Pete... :D
I've got this one chaps...
Basically that is where a bulk dialler has rung maybe 20 or so numbers at a time, if it connects to one, it automatically cuts the rest off.
Spun Cuppa
Thanks Greens :(
Oh dear
If the above is referring to my question, and it is a question because it has a question mark at the end, then yes, it is a question...
If what you have written is a standalone entity, it is in the form of a question, but rendered indeterminate by the omission of a question mark at the end
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
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Or the salesgirl has been chatting to her boyfriend for 50 minutes and needs to get up to a dozen calls inside the hour to meet her outbound target level
Vegas Seagull
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19,000 as it was 18,000ish a decade ago
Vegas Seagull
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I did notice about Jan/Feb that a Crawley tipper firm were shifting shingle from butted up against the west wall of the Marina and running it along the front to probably where Carrats Cafe is on Shoreham harbour. About two weeks it took them, so they literally took it back from whence it came
Indeed, we can put a man on the moon but thousands of road truck movements still cant be beaten to move millions of pebbles 6 Miles to a place 1/2 mile away from where they were originally
Moving on, Carats was the name given to it by the original owner who was....ginger
Oh I don't know, for someone who made a study of signs, he wasn't good at road signs. If he was, he might not have stepped out in front of the laundry van that killed him
Postman Pat
Well-known member
Thanks for all the answers on my question. I feel thoroughly educated!
Postman Pat
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£1.5m according to The Argus http://m.theargus.co.uk/news/10342886.Drivers_ignore_new_Brighton_and_Hove_20mph_speed_limit/
Spun Cuppa
Thanks Greens :(
I think the Council have a statutory obligation to mark all speed limits, except 30, on urban roads within the city limits, regardless of whether the Old William enforce them...
Spun Cuppa
Thanks Greens :(
As it's a question thread, and in relation to my above post, can anyone say why 30 limits in urban areas don't have to be signed?
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
The Bristol Tramways and Carriage Company built buses for other bus companies including BH&D. In 1955 the bus building part of the company was spun out as Bristol Commercial Vehicles and this continued until 1983 when it was subsumed into the then parent company , Leyland. BH&D ordered many classes of vehicle from Bristol since the 1930's including the K and variants , Lodekka and variants , RE and variants and VRT. The final batch of 8 Bristol K's delivered in 1957 were 7'6" wide and used specifically for routes going up AND down St James's Street.