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Friday, November 03, 2006

Friday... Again?... Wow!

So Friday has come around again...

And that means the weekend is nearly upon us and it's nearly time to play :o) The temperature might be low, but the roads are dry and I'm turning into a motorcycle bore...

Today's highlight so far has been paying a parking ticket online... Quote my local council web site... "Would you like to add this to your basket"... Say what? Made me laugh... I'm sure what they really meant to say was, "Would you like us to confiscate some your hard earnt cash to help subsidise your local lazy, good for nothing, civil servants, that wouldn't know a hard days work if it jumped out a bit them on the ar*e"...." !!!

NB. "We've automated this service to allow you to pay online so we can spend more time down the pub at Lunch times." !!!

Hope your weekend is fine and dandy folks, have fun :o)

Ciao 4 Now
Confused from Chichester
I Blog There4 I Am

2Comments:

Anonymous said...: Civil Servants: I will not have a word said against them, they're all really nice people. We'll accept for trafiic wardens, complete bastards!; 8:03 am
Anonymous said...: You paid it??? That's kind of amazing in itself! ;o); 11:10 am

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Friday, November 03, 2006

Friday... Again?... Wow!

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