Yes I must

Thats The Spirit
Fine Lady

Yeah but you're the gaffer are'nt you?You probs get a nice hefty salary:laugh:

Many moons ago when i worked in retail it was double time on a Sunday and only a 6 hour shift so there was incentive to work it.

You are misinformed of the financial situation of retail management :hehe:

when was wee no shops were open

there was no internet
no phones
no computers
the only thing on tv was worzel gummage and the antiques roadshow


we just used to wander off in the morning and comeback at teatime, all you could do was smoke, fight, throw stones, search for hedge porn and light things on fire


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Where we live in France, everything is closed on a Sunday and the church bells ring out all day long, so even if your not religious, you're constantly reminded you should be.

I never go shopping on a Sunday in the UK, not that I'm religious but because I've always been in the habit of planning a family day. Its just an 'us' sort of day I suppose and anyway, by 4pm I'm starting to prepare a family roast and a jam roly poly with custard. :angel:

When I lived in France for 3 months (with my then-fiancée, in her University halls on her year abroad) the town was totally shut down all weekend to the extent that if you didn't have food in, you were basically screwed. No church bells though... instead... every two weeks, they would test the air raid sirens! I liked to pretend it was the apocalypse :laugh:.

I don't really have any preference, should be up to the stores themselves I suppose but then that's opening employees up to all sorts of unmanageable hours. As a consumer I don't particularly care about shops closing early/totally on Sunday as I've enough experience of preparing for that eventuality :laugh:

They do the same in Spain (obviously not the holiday/tourist spots)

I pretend that sometimes when I'm in bed on the boat and the winds howling. Gives me some sort of sick comfort :hehe:

Yes I have been in France
Sundays - bad days in France
The Fecking Bells

Yeah it was a non-touristy area. No one spoke English and I lived in fear of getting "lost" like a toddler, as whilst my wife is a fluent French speaker, my French is... err... basic, at best :joker:

"Playyys haaalp"

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How Nice

Hog
all reports are saying they will not get enough votes
Fecking SNP backing Labour
so no change this time.

One time me and my husband got the ferry to Roscoff and drove all the way through France into Spain. We went out for dinner in some town in France and neither of us spoke much french so i had this translator thing I'd bought in Lidl and started entering words from the menu, first one was "Slide" second one was "backpacker" .............:worry:

Lidl, you need to work in lidl.
Work in lidl buy your house, there I just sorted your life for you...now you sort mine






PLEASE!!!!!

Sounds more fun than when i was in Egypt and you heard all the yabbering from the mosques at high volumes five times a day.I did'nt like to let my imagination run wild with that going on:laugh:

Now that's funny :laugh2:

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not enough votes for it
so No Change.

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Some Conservative / SNP and Labour all voted No Change to Sundays,

So the SNP voted against, not to protect workers but to protect the pay rates in Scotland :umm2:

Shame tory MPs chose this vote to rebel at and not the ESA vote :idc:

how dare they represent scottish interests

I wish Scotland had managed to get enough support for an out vote, sick of Scotland getting special treatment, the latest is that you lot should get your pension earlier than the rest of the UK as you don't live as long, it's not our fault ye live on deep fried mars bars :idc:

free prescriptions and no uni fees

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Free loaders :hee: