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Happy days!! Not.

http://www.royalmail.com/personal/help-and-support/Ive-received-a-card-asking-for-a-payment

Then answer to Royal Mail has to be "how can duty and vat = nearly double the value of the item?" Just found this, it seems you have to go through a reclaim process, it's right at the bottom of this page:- http://www.royalmail...g-for-a-payment

Someone has Royal Mail has messed up badly, I'd call back and speak to a manager

You'll need more than that to slow you down

The world's first traffic light was erected outside the House of Commons in 1868. It blew up the following year, injuring the policeman who was operating it.

Dan has far too much time on his hands today

pmsl Top woman

so... you have a gearbox and engine built to take 1000bhp ... where could this possibly be heading What could possibly go wrong?

Harrods sold cocaine until 1916.

Think I've got a pair in the garage. PM me if you want me to go and dig them out

Locked as now sold

Sorry, can't help you with the Norfolk question but when you say "fell out" I hope that means you finshed with her?

The acts of bravey and selflessness of some of those who gave their lives I can't even begin to comprehaend. Of course we only hear about the reported ones through service citations such as the one below, so many others gave their lives and were literally never seen again. For acts of selflessness and personal bravery I have to go for Corporal Alfred G. Drake, 8th Rifle Brigade. On 23rd November 1915, 8th RB was in the line at La Brique, when Lieutenant Tryon was ordered to lead a four man reconnaissance patrol into No Mans Land between the British and German forward positions, aged 21 Corporal Drake was a member of this patrol. "For most conspicuous bravery on the night of 23rd November, 1915, near La Brique. He was one of a patrol of four which was reconnoitering towards the German lines, the patrol was discovered when close to the enemy who opened heavy fire with rifle and machine gun, wounding the officer and one man. The latter was carried back by the last remaining man. Corporal Drake remained with his officer and was last seen kneeling beside him and bandaging his wounds regardless of the enemy fire. Later a rescue party crawling near the German lines found the officer and corporal, the former unconscious but alive and bandaged. Corporal Drake beside him dead and riddled with bullets. He had given his own life and saved his officer." Reports from the battalion state that he was draped over Lt. Tryon's body as if to protect him.

Thanks again chaps, some really good info here, much appreciated

No **edit** Love the Varis Arising black one but really taken with the red one Stev0d posted.

Do NOT go to PC World, pleeeeeease

Have fun tomorrow, lovely looking in that colour combo

:O I'm so confused I don't follow Rugby. How many matches are there? 48 games

Now locked as requested

I agree

Nice!! Looking forward to seeing this progress