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Is it not avoisian..? Like Kent Brockman says:
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Price drops on mudguards & shoes...
£15 for mudguards - collection only.
£40 for shoes (inc. postage).
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It is not on you at all. Your efforts have been sterling!
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Bonkers! They’ve arrived quicker to atz abroad. Our post in Norwood, SE Laandan has been non-existent - we’ve only just started getting post that was sent on 22nd December. This covid lark has played havoc with the service. I get all excited when I hear the letterbox, but then my heart sinks... The wait continues.
Edit: And I can’t even blame Brexit.
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^ #thanksbrexit - electronics for everyone, but not us. Really going brilliantly this Brexit lark...
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Roberts in Columbus Genius:
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Putting people to death is barbaric, but hearing this:
America has executed criminals so mentally impaired that they left a bit of their last meal "for later".
is absolutely tragic. Awful.
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“The government stopped at nothing in its zeal to kill this damaged and delusional woman,” Henry said. “Lisa Montgomery’s execution was far from justice.”
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Good one - made me smile :)
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Yeah, I saw something about that. Ian Blackford demanded billions in compensation for Scotland, to mitigate the havoc Brexshit has caused for Scottish business. Particularly their fishing industry:
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I don’t know. How does a jpeg produced in 2021 end up looking this bad?
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Noted. Cheers.
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That was swift. Cheers :)
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Ok, thanks. I apologise, as I fear my understanding of ‘flipping’ is incorrect. Although there is evidence in the above mentioned link that it was bought for a lot cheaper than it is being offered for sale on here for. Is that not ‘flipping’ for profit?
Anyway, that aside, here is the link to the ebay advert:
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Cross-posting and, I reckon, trying to ‘flip’ for profit:
LFGSS
London Fixed Gear and Single-Speed is a community of fixed gear and single-speed cyclists.
Referred to some pages back, but bad shit seems to be moving forward apace. Don’t trust a Tory:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/jan/19/business-secretary-confirms-post-brexit-review-uk-workers-rights