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It's a heavy cold.  

People love to have a bloody label for everything these days.

Any one now what it's like in Cornwall?

Subject to planning enforcement.  Details on the planning webpage.  One is fine, the other is in the wrong place, or too high and works done to raise the plot and land not included in the site plan so I believe.  

I suppose that’s the sort of emoji content you get when you hand over Facebook posting to a child to do it for you   Poor show IMHO. 

35 minutes ago, Two-lane said:

So there is two of these McLarens here, plus Lamborghinis and Ferraris. What do these people do for a living?

Spend other people’s money.

It looks like its not the Rex one - the brake callipers are red on the bent one and blue on the Rex one.

ASK US ABOUT WARRANTY COVER… is funnier.  

Police have put out a warning about the previous button going missing from Manx Forums.  They say it can lead to the item being brought up several times in one thread.

32 minutes ago, Andy Onchan said:

Who owns it?

The Isle of Man Government.  

25 minutes ago, Andy Onchan said:

But they can only do that if they have the legal right to do so. That's why I'm asking do they have that right?

It's a private road.  The owner can open and close it, or charge whet ever it likes. 

It's a private road - it's closed off Xmas Day to keep it a permissible road under the rules.

Fixed penalty should be replaced with a fixed fee - of £1000 to leave a car unattended (i.e. Parked) on that stretch of road.  Get out and walk away from the driving seat for anything other than opening a door or the boot - the fee is payable. 

Just slap the invoice payable on the screen.

That should cure the issue over night. 

Loads of vehicles queued up the boat - they'll be down there issuing tickets and banning everyone from the yard next.

Clueless.  

Ah, you have cracked it!   Maybe looking for an ex employee of a DiY store, who worked there as well as for the Mayor .. who is old and drives badly.   Narrowing it down now.  

Stirred up by him ..

All charges  _ guilty.

https://www.manxradio.com/news/isle-of-man-news/safe-stolen-from-costa-coffee-shop/

These ones appear to be couple of old folk trying to top up their pensions looking at the getaway car.   

Too bloody right.  If they got out of cars and vans now and then -

A) less will be getting bent and busted and a few quid in fuel saved.

B) they may start to connect with the public. 

C) realise what goes on around the streets.

Years ago the local police station made a big thing about bobbies walking about.  Saw one soon after and we had a chat and a cuppa.  

Never saw him - or any other copper since.  

(the garden is now looking lovely lush and thou').

36 minutes ago, The Phantom said:

They still test the air raid sirens occasionally.  It used to be fairly regular, but I don't remember hearing them recently. 

 

They gave that up when they launched the other system.   

Window dressing on an Internet.  It will never get started but keeps everyone  happy that the shit hole that is the harbour area can look like southern Spain for another couple of years.

11 minutes ago, La Colombe said:

Bring back National Service! Lol. 

We need an MHK to ask when we are rolling out National Service.   Just who would ask such a fuckwittery question?  
 

Maybe we could have overspend hotspot signs too.  

Just to remind us where the money goes just before TT - an not at any other time.

Stop the bus and bring the bus management to the bus - not take the bus to the management.  Simple.    I know of a school in the UK that had issues with a private coach company doing school runs - and they insisted on a representative of the school staff to be on-board on the home run.   Another simple approach. 

Apparently the new terminal has already got awards for being the best of it's type ever built, in it's class.

(The - 'Dockside Terminals That Cost The Best Part Of £100,000,000.00, Still Not In Use For A Boat That Does Not Like Getting Wet - Class)

Got myself a postal vote now .. Oh, hang on .. the post is shit these days isn't it.