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1 year ago
in Baby Watson on the way on Life is grand
Congratulations Fiona and Paul.
2008 is off to a great start with news like this.
2008 is off to a great start with news like this.
1 year ago
in A feature I do miss in the iPhone on Life is grand
Can you copy-and-paste?
I would have expected that to be available, and more useful generally.
I would have expected that to be available, and more useful generally.
1 year ago
in 28 Years Later on Life is grand
Happy Birthday Paul. Nice pressies!
PS The link, to your theft, is redirected to their thief page, but I'm sure you intended that ;-)
PS The link, to your theft, is redirected to their thief page, but I'm sure you intended that ;-)
1 year ago
in A waste of paper on Life is grand
As far as I know, the county council recycling goes into large clear plastic bags which you apply stickers to when you put them out. I think you can by the bags and stickers at lots shops in the county.
I'd presume there are private collectors in your area also. The local governments were running radio ads advising everyone to ensure that any private collectors were properly licensed.
Yearly vs. weekly payments: there are supposed to be use-based charges. I think the CoCo use volume (you pay for a full bin every time you put it out), others use weight-based charges. All probably have a minimum annual charge.
I haven't called them very often, but I have found the CoCo to be pretty efficient on the phone (maybe I've just been lucky).
I'd presume there are private collectors in your area also. The local governments were running radio ads advising everyone to ensure that any private collectors were properly licensed.
Yearly vs. weekly payments: there are supposed to be use-based charges. I think the CoCo use volume (you pay for a full bin every time you put it out), others use weight-based charges. All probably have a minimum annual charge.
I haven't called them very often, but I have found the CoCo to be pretty efficient on the phone (maybe I've just been lucky).
2 years ago
in Buying a house in Ireland as a foreigner on Life is grand
Seems crazy to me. You'd imagine that with a secured loan there wouldn't be a problem. Even if you were to skip the country, it's unlikely that you'd be able to bring the house away with you and the bank would have possession of the deeds.
It's unlikely to work, but have you tried a South African bank?
The citizens' advice bureau might be able to help given the numbers of people immigrating here.
It's unlikely to work, but have you tried a South African bank?
The citizens' advice bureau might be able to help given the numbers of people immigrating here.