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(Trying not to dissapoint) Powerline adaptors are terrible On a serious note, you would be better off if you could run an ethernet cable though.

The BT guy won't run ethernet for you. He'll just plug the router in wherever there's a mains socket and BT socket.

I had this recently. I live in Wales but was working in Lincolnshire. I got an email with a picture showing my front door and a parcel to tell me my parcel had been delivered about an hour earlier. I phoned my wife and kids at home to tell them to open the parcel and check it was okay. They had...

On my Samsung I click on the three lines symbol at the bottom left of the screen. This shows all the open apps. Just swipe upwards on the apps I want to close

For Minis or BMW you can use Bimmercode or Bimmerlink. Great apps and allow a lot of mods to the cars that Mini or BMW charge a fortune for.

But at least the apps are available to do the programming yourself. Just need to pick them up (cheap enough) and get your local kwikfit type place to fit them

I've got a Mini Clubman which tells me not only each tyre pressure but also the tyre temperature.

Somewhere between Retford and Blythe there's a sign 'Billy Button Lane'. Me and a workmate altered the 'I' to an 'E' with some black insulation tape. Really childish but we laughed like kids for days over that.

My belly button fluff is always blue.

And phone numbers just had 4 digits. Ours was 4541.

Are doggers mainly tyre fitters?

Probably depends on what you want it for. I've got one that looks identical but yellow and cheaper on ebay. I bought it as my daughters Fiesta eml had come on. It told me what the fault was ( problem with the cat sensors) and allowed me to clear the fault. It seems to work okay with my Peugeot...

Maybe a typing error for sand to shape?

Which is why it's much safer to reverse park. Most of the places I work at reverse parking is compulsory and I find it far easier and safer especialy when I'm in my van.

But don't get them mixed up. I've found that wires tend to fall out of a chunk of Cadburies :whistle:

You say you are contracted to a 40 hour week. I assume that means you are full time with the company. Looking at the link you gave you should get 40 hours pay. The 'previous 12 weeks' bit looks like it only applies to casual workers with no fixed hours.

Why not cover it back up until December and buy your wife a rotary clothes line for xmas :LOL:

Try the following https://www.saynoto0870.com It's not just for 0870 numbers!! Type in the number or the company name and see if it brings up a non peak rate number.

Keep drinking the white until you can't see the red stain???

There used to be a scaffold company that went to Didcot power station. They were called 'BJ Champion'. Always thought it was a bit of an odd thing to advertise :D