Old Age After Full Timing
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Nabsim
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It’s ok till the doctor says you are in great shape considering, as they push you out the door
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I agree with Marie about the lack of nuance on forums. It can explain some of my posts.
I will never forget that day over Casa Grande ............ and anyone who saw the movie Airplane will know what I mean.
Does that mean all those times you have been abusive to me you dont really mean it?
and stop calling me Shirley.
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In the late 60's I went to University as a mature student with three kids, yes I am over 80. I found a quick way of getting a three bed semi for rent. I went to the Highways Dept. They used to have houses that have been purchased for road developements, available on short term rentals. I think it would be worth a try for anyone in need.
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I never really mean it but I will make an exception in your case.Does that mean all those times you have been abusive to me you dont really mean it?
and stop calling me Shirley.
I had PTSD but now I have DGAF.
Nabsim
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I have a similar condition DILLIGAF lolI never really mean it but I will make an exception in your case.
I had PTSD but now I have DGAF.
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I never really mean it but I will make an exception in your case.
I had PTSD but now I have DGAF.
I have DGAFF Jim which is obviously slightly worse.
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I had to look up that acronym! (DGAF).
After that the meaning of DGAFF was obvious ...
Tsk! The language in here...
After that the meaning of DGAFF was obvious ...
Tsk! The language in here...
Nabsim
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FTW Marie, FTWI had to look up that acronym! (DGAF).
After that the meaning of DGAFF was obvious ...
Tsk! The language in here...
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I had to look up that acronym! (DGAF).
After that the meaning of DGAFF was obvious ...
Tsk! The language in here...
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I used to use the full (not initials) version of 'OYMMFSWGAF' if somebody was whingeing at me Marie.
When I took voluntary redundancy from the bank and during my last few days my boss came over and said "Rob, we have a problem with........" and I came out with the full version then. Luckily he just walked away shaking his head and laughing".
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you are going to have to enlighten us, Even google dont understand that one.
Pudsey Bear
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You need to get out more...
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'Obviously you've mistaken me for somebody who gives a fekk'
I still use it a lot now when somebody boring is explaining something to me in the pub.
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I figured out FSWGAF but not got the beginning yet.
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Find?
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Sorry, I thought you were talking about another acronym!
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I can't remember there being a weight limit ...I don't think there is and your right about using any vehicle for work needing different requirements to be legal.Something you *might* need to think of ..... if you use your motorhome for business/work - and that could include working IN it - and it is >3.5t, things start to get 'interesting' in terms of Operator Licenses, official maintenance schedules, maybe a Tacho, and a whole load of nonsense like that. Is it a realistic threat you will encounter? probably not, but it IS an official requirement you could be challenged on.
(3.5t or less and you can ignore all the above
This is one reason why I don't generally travel to any customers in my >3.5t Motorhome to do any work. Too risk-averse
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A mate of mine decided he was going to do his CPC, I borrowed the books one weekend to see if it was something I might like to do, I gave them back sunday afto, no chance of me absorbing it all, I settled on 3.5t + 2t trailer being enough, and it was mostly.
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Operator Licensing In The UK - Road Freight Regulations
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