Thanks, mate. Will have a look tonight.It is different for some business accounts. If you duck over to Edgematters forum, there’s more there.
Thanks, mate. Will have a look tonight.It is different for some business accounts. If you duck over to Edgematters forum, there’s more there.
It’s here:Thanks, mate. Will have a look tonight.
X ray machineWrap it up in duct (duck) tape and call it a model aeroplane, who's gonna know?
I really doubt that the post office go to the considerable expense of X raying every parcel. I mean if you believe that you will believe that the BBC really do have detector vans checking to see if you are using Iplayer without a licence.X ray machine
As I understand it they have narco dogs at international mailcenters and if dog marks anything they use x-ray to check the packages.I really doubt that the post office go to the considerable expense of X raying every parcel. I mean if you believe that you will believe that the BBC really do have detector vans checking to see if you are using Iplayer without a licence.
Just because you are paranoid does not mean they are not out to get youI really doubt that the post office go to the considerable expense of X raying every parcel. I mean if you believe that you will believe that the BBC really do have detector vans checking to see if you are using Iplayer without a licence.
Better make it clear that it's a civilian plane, just to be sure. No posting air-to-air missiles now.Wrap it up in duct (duck) tape and call it a model aeroplane, who's gonna know?
It seems the answer is yes. I tried to buy one myself, lovely handmade one, very popular, nearly all for export. From I think it was Malaysia, from a young villager who also makes firepumps (see on youtube). But authorities there have banned postal/export- so he is effectively out of business and no longer makes them.What, that many of them want to send machetes in the post?
Probably just shot him and covered it up.This wasn’t in the list!
Armed police alerted to Harry Potter fan with wand
Officers thought they were being called to deal with a man carrying a large knife.www.bbc.co.uk
The police did what they had to do;
but
WHAT HAPPENED?????
That’s a pain, apologies for misunderstanding you.It seems the answer is yes. I tried to buy one myself, lovely handmade one, very popular, nearly all for export. From I think it was Malaysia, from a young villager who also makes firepumps (see on youtube). But authorities there have banned postal/export- so he is effectively out of business and no longer makes them.
Manners, first and foremost, should be taught by parent. Punish the parents, not the child.I know it’s a bit of scaremongering, in a way. But I’m not sure conscription is such a bad idea getting these little gobshites off the streets and giving them some discipline.
This is the biggest enemy, the public and their lack of braincells. I've seen people on Facebook so many time, stating things like you should get 10 years in prison just for carrying a knife, and anyone who carries a knife has the intention of using it (in an offensive manner).I think it’s the same approach, similar to how they treat gun owners. We can’t fix the problem of knife crime or gun crime so instead let’s tighten the rules that affect law-abiding citizens so we can appear to be doing something. And Joe muppet who opens wide to swallow every bit of BS the government shovels them, will cheer them on.
It just depends - I know couriers better than my postie!!Posties tend to know their customers, no need to go through uneccesary ritual for the sake of it. I'd sooner trust my postie than most couriers who I have never seen before.
Indeed. The Ervi courier is always the same chap whereas the posties vary a lot around where I am.
I am also noticing a very recent trend where some types of garden tool are becoming more difficult to find a retailer for.... e.g the Fiskars XA3. Perhaps the description is enough to cause worries these days....... mad.
GC.