Technically it's stealing but......

[libby lou lou]

How do you efficiently burn meat to make electric? that's means creamatoriums should be self sufficient.

It might not be efficient for us to buy a £5 steak to throw on the fire, but if the meat is already going to waste then even if its 10% efficient its better than nothing. They might let it putrify and extract methene gas from it?

So 90% inefficient is fine.

 

[conny]

How do you efficiently burn meat to make electric? that's means creamatoriums should be self sufficient.

It might not be efficient for us to buy a £5 steak to throw on the fire, but if the meat is already going to waste then even if its 10% efficient its better than nothing. They might let it putrify and extract methene gas from it?

So 90% inefficient is fine.

10% efficient is better than total waste though surely?

 

[EddieM]

stealing from work.... well how about this... I a'int been paid since may, and now i'm being threatened with being sued for liable for telling them it's not on for not being paid. Who's stealing from who here. It's only 16k, so I'm not that fussed... not !!

 

[conny]

stealing from work.... well how about this... I a'int been paid since may, and now i'm being threatened with being sued for liable for telling them it's not on for not being paid. Who's stealing from who here. It's only 16k, so I'm not that fussed... not !!

Ed, serious question which has often puzzled me.
People like yourself who are self-employed are often 'sh*t' on like this by big businesses. How do you manage to live from day to day?
You know, pay your normal household bills etc and feed and clothe yourselves if these people owe you so much money?
I know there are overdrafts etc but what happens if they just refuse to pay you?
As I said, serious question mate.

 

[EddieM]

stealing from work.... well how about this... I a'int been paid since may, and now i'm being threatened with being sued for liable for telling them it's not on for not being paid. Who's stealing from who here. It's only 16k, so I'm not that fussed... not !!

Ed, serious question which has often puzzled me.
People like yourself who are self-employed are often 'sh*t' on like this by big businesses. How do you manage to live from day to day?
You know, pay your normal household bills etc and feed and clothe yourselves if these people owe you so much money?
I know there are overdrafts etc but what happens if they just refuse to pay you?
As I said, serious question mate.

Well I'm not self employed.. so I get paid gross, and only have to pay corp tax once a year. this helps smooth out the wrinkles, but this time it is a very serious problem. normally in my state, if you run the company well, there should be a fair amount swilling around in the accounts, this can be used as slush funds as and when..... but of course must be paid back eventually.... this time is not at all good though, I've really been hung out to dry.

 

[conny]

So you actually have your own company?
Sorry, I thought with you doing what you do it meant you were self-employed. By 'slush' funds I take it you mean money you have for certain things which you can divert to pay more pressing bills?
Not 'slush funds' as we generally know them.
Think I'll stick to being a PAYE, at least my money is pretty safe compared to some of you guys on here.
I take my hat off to you for having the balls to do something like this.

 

[cajar]

Eddie, you're SO money supermarket

 

[FLIPPINeck]

i bring the works van home every day , and it`s full of goodies...........

 

[Diane2]

i bring the works van home every day , and it`s full of goodies...........

anything you want to share with us?


do you drive for Cadbury by any chance

 

[pred]

i bring the works van home every day , and it`s full of goodies...........

anything you want to share with us?


do you drive for Cadbury by any chance

Cadburys gone to Poland.

 

[Diane2]

Poland??????, maybe he is a long distance lorry driver ....


i await my free samples

anyone drive the lorries for ben and jerry's?