Quote from: Tweedledum on January 05, 2010, 09:09:38 amQuote from: ronnie paton on January 05, 2010, 09:07:13 amim moking a big fat one.........................has i thought a crack head I thought 'smoking a big fat one' was a gay euphemism for a sexual act? Where's Squeaky? He's clued up on all the gay lingo.sorry Tosh but I'm not gay, however my boyfriend IS
Quote from: ronnie paton on January 05, 2010, 09:07:13 amim moking a big fat one.........................has i thought a crack head I thought 'smoking a big fat one' was a gay euphemism for a sexual act? Where's Squeaky? He's clued up on all the gay lingo.
im moking a big fat one.........................has i thought a crack head
Quote from: ronnie paton on January 05, 2010, 09:17:11 ammatt so you plan your finaces for jan and feb by using a credit card??? you need to practise what you preach!!!!and to some its not just the money its the staff who will want paying its the customers who want monthly cleanes per there agreement, i dont need the money defo wont be using a credit card.I budget for losing 2 weeks in January and February! which I have already used up.I have just started to use the credit card! and will do until the weather improves!Alot of people buy their everyday things on their CC and pay the balance off when they get paid at the end of the month, so I'm not doing any different to them am I?
matt so you plan your finaces for jan and feb by using a credit card??? you need to practise what you preach!!!!and to some its not just the money its the staff who will want paying its the customers who want monthly cleanes per there agreement, i dont need the money defo wont be using a credit card.
Quote from: frankybadboy on January 05, 2010, 08:24:49 amcan we stop the moaning, a few days lost and most of you think its the end off the world. Although it could cause problems if it persists, I'm using the time to get organised to make a big push next month to better my business. Apart from that, a few days enforced lay-off may not be too bad for me because I would have continued working with lower back pain. That time I worked between Xmas and new year is looking more worthwhile with each passing day. Glad no-one tried to "run" me whatever that means
can we stop the moaning, a few days lost and most of you think its the end off the world.
Quote from: leapstallbuildings on January 05, 2010, 10:17:43 amQuote from: frankybadboy on January 05, 2010, 08:24:49 amcan we stop the moaning, a few days lost and most of you think its the end off the world. Although it could cause problems if it persists, I'm using the time to get organised to make a big push next month to better my business. Apart from that, a few days enforced lay-off may not be too bad for me because I would have continued working with lower back pain. That time I worked between Xmas and new year is looking more worthwhile with each passing day. Glad no-one tried to "run" me whatever that means well you know I would have run you, soon get that back sorted
I havent worked since 18th Decemebr either, moaning about it wont rid us of the snow.I have a credit card for emergencies, so living off that until the weather improves.If you manage your financies correctly, you should have money saved for January and February!most builders work longer hours and earn more during the summer months to cover the winter months. Brickies cant lay bricks in less than -4 and thats with an anti freeze additive put into the mortar. So what are they doing in this weather? problably the same as us (nothing)Matt
Quote from: MB Window Cleaning on January 05, 2010, 09:13:39 amI havent worked since 18th Decemebr either, moaning about it wont rid us of the snow.I have a credit card for emergencies, so living off that until the weather improves.If you manage your financies correctly, you should have money saved for January and February!most builders work longer hours and earn more during the summer months to cover the winter months. Brickies cant lay bricks in less than -4 and thats with an anti freeze additive put into the mortar. So what are they doing in this weather? problably the same as us (nothing)MattMost builders I know take their holidays this time of year so I guess most are lying on a beach somewhere soaked in 35c of sunshine. Us wcs should do the same me thinks.
As yet im not behind and i am not moaning as yet either and as im new to the game i will be very annoyed if i cant at least TRY to get to my customers who are waiting, im still trying to get a name for myself as are other wc's on this forum so to say we are moaning every turn round is quite frankly rude and insensitive. I will be out tomorrow as planned should my part arrive today and i can get some water into my tank before dark tonight. Now please quit trying to stir things on this forum, the majority on this forum see things for what they are the rest dont and mess about all the time, if you are like this when you are working then God help you. Rant over
Quote from: Squeaky Clean. link=topic=87381.msg780570#msg780570 da[quoteYeah, well said mate.I've got bills to pay like anyone else, and if you can't work how are you supposed to do so?Got to visit the bank and discuss options I guess, but tax bill in a few weeks yet as well...Quotejust paid mine today rog natzi scum
Quote from: elite mike on January 05, 2010, 02:37:52 pmQuote from: Squeaky Clean. link=topic=87381.msg780570#msg780570 da[quoteYeah, well said mate.I've got bills to pay like anyone else, and if you can't work how are you supposed to do so?Got to visit the bank and discuss options I guess, but tax bill in a few weeks yet as well...Quotejust paid mine today rog natzi scum I'm in credit with the tax man; how good am I!
Hay Stephen s Have you put your smoking habits in your on your web site. You the only window cleaner to reach any height, ON pole.Just fly man.
Do ya reckon Stephen is sleeping it off now? He's made a name for himself now ain't he? Cleanitup dopehead of the decade. I'm sure he won't take offence by that. If he does,there's always the jamaican old holburn to block things out