As a British mutant myself, I can only apologise..
I`m sorry, I feel for you, particularly as I have just returned from having my second jab. Hope you and your family stay safe.
Not my fault. They really need to make these canals wider.
Years ago I went to do a job on a ship in Manchester docks, we set of down the Ship Canal heading for the Clyde, assisted by two tugboats. One tug broke down and the other was dispatched to help a vessel in trouble. Our ship continued on its own, after side-swiping another vessel and the bank they moored up at Barton Lock, having decided all was not well. Next morning, having arranged for a diver, he investigated and, on surfacing, he held up a handful of grease and reported that it came from where the starboard rudder should be. A month later, after the ship had been assisted to dry dock and a new rudder fitted, we set off again for Dumbarton.
The Suez Company, who built it, still exists.
I did, but was told he’d been dead for over a century. Then they took away my clothing, cuffed me, and said I had a date with the Ketaʿ El Amn El Watani. I said “what’s that?” and they said I’d find out.The Suez Company, who built it, still exists.
If you want to file a complaint about it, call them and ask for a certain Monsieur Ferdinand de Lesseps.
Her ancestor know him and his.... family jewels.The Suez Company, who built it, still exists.
If you want to file a complaint about it, call them and ask for a certain Monsieur Ferdinand de Lesseps.
I did, but was told he’d been dead for over a century. Then they took away my clothing, cuffed me, and said I had a date with the Ketaʿ El Amn El Watani. I said “what’s that?” and they said I’d find out.
The Suez-Channel have a tight little too.
Better to be safe that sorry.
No, luckily not, I was in the district town today for the voluntary corona test. Result: negative.
I did, but was told he’d been dead for over a century. Then they took away my clothing, cuffed me, and said I had a date with the Ketaʿ El Amn El Watani. I said “what’s that?” and they said I’d find out.
Good to hear that, well done!
I once experienced being on a CalMac ferry blown sideways across Ardrossan harbour by a sudden gale, the crews on board and on the quayside were impressively cool and efficient, getting the mooring gear linked up to winches that slowly but surely got us safely back where we should be. They just need a squad of Clydesmen out there, they'd do a 3-point turn with that vessel, nae problem!
Typical excuse from a company's Complaints Department!
"He has been dead for over a century. I'm just transferring you through to him." Hold musicTypical excuse from a company's Complaints Department!
