Gubbins

Eggs · August 3, 2016

...ah, you big softie but that's lovely.

summerisle · August 3, 2016

Eggs said:
...ah, you big softie but that's lovely.

It's like his Christmas and birthday rolled into one. An antidote to the occasional bickering in here.

jaycee · August 3, 2016

summerisle said:
It's like his Christmas and birthday rolled into one. An antidote to the occasional bickering in here.

Im like that everytime i step into Goodison,even after all these years i still get goosebumps

summerisle · August 4, 2016

tonyhorne · August 4, 2016

Wonderful. His mum was also delighted with all the new words he had learnt by the time he got back home.........

summerisle · August 4, 2016

Consultants paid 15,400 quid to redesign Southwark council's logo. Spot The difference.

The council's response ? (the design is) more sustainable and appropriate for digital use, as well as being more compact and requiring less space around it.
In other words they removed a dot.

BigBlueConk · August 4, 2016

I want lads on their next GP trip to do the same as the kid at Hillsborough.
Take a picture/video of your joyful faces.
Then post it here.

Efcjake · August 4, 2016

summerisle said:
Consultants paid 15,400 quid to redesign Southwark council's logo. Spot The difference.

The council's response ? (the design is) more sustainable and appropriate for digital use, as well as being more compact and requiring less space around it.
In other words they removed a dot.

Ahhh government projects...

Whistlin' Dixie · August 4, 2016

summerisle said:
Consultants paid 15,400 quid to redesign Southwark council's logo. Spot The difference.

The council's response ? (the design is) more sustainable and appropriate for digital use, as well as being more compact and requiring less space around it.
In other words they removed a dot.

Royal Mail (The delivery part) did that around 2001 and changed their name to 'consignia' at a cost of something like £2m IIRC. They were haemorrhaging money at the time.

Led to my contact not being renewed. Then they changed it back to Royal Mail (at further cost IIRR)

How DO these divs get these top-jolly positions?

Efcjake · August 4, 2016

Whistlin' Dixie said:
Royal Mail (The delivery part) did that around 2001 and changed their name to 'consignia' at a cost of something like £2m IIRC. They were haemorrhaging money at the time.

Led to my contact not being renewed. Then they changed it back to Royal Mail (at further cost IIRR)

How DO these divs get these top-jolly positions?

Lack of oversight.