Goddess Jasmine wrote:
Mr Russell wrote:
I'm sorry this has happened to you 
Thanks Russ. It's more a nuisance than anything, it's just 'stuff'.
Definitely the right attitude to have, like you say, it's more the effects it causes of throwing of your day/week.
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
The glass is everywhere and I thought impact on a window was supposed to keep it as a whole sheet for safety?
Nah, it falls into little pebbly bits that aren't sharp (or as sharp as shards of glass, at least).
Theiving fucks. Still, better they smack your car around than smack your you around.
I hope you've posted it on Facebook with the phrase "THANKS EUROPE".
Like bus shelter glass? Sugar cubes of window?
What horrible people they are Jazz. You should punish them by eating all the ice fram in the shops before they get to it. So glad nothing was taken. What idiots.
Moors this mean you have to take an emergency day off?
What horrible people they are Jazz. You should punish them by eating all the ice fram in the shops before they get to it. So glad nothing was taken. What idiots.
Moors this mean you have to take an emergency day off?
Scum.
Hope it goes smoothly getting it sorted, Jazzy.
Hope it goes smoothly getting it sorted, Jazzy.
You told your insurance company the boot was full of iPads though, right? 
I've just realised they took my trainers.
It's being sorted right now, should have it back by lunch time.
It's being sorted right now, should have it back by lunch time.
Foot fetishist!
Probably George Galloway.
Probably George Galloway.
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
I've just realised they took my trainers.
It's being sorted right now, should have it back by lunch time.
It's being sorted right now, should have it back by lunch time.
Oh, have I got a suggestion of replacements for you!
http://www.adidas.co.uk/zx-flux-shoes/S75629.html
All the cool kids (me, and some knitter friends) have bought them
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
I've just realised they took my trainers.
Oh man, your month-old Nikelab ACG Lupinek Flyknits? The cunts!
Best claim them on the insurance.
There's a lot about knitted trainers. The technology is amazing.
Grim... wrote:
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
I've just realised they took my trainers.
Oh man, your month-old Nikelab ACG Lupinek Flyknits? The cunts!
Best claim them on the insurance.
And call the Police. The FASHION POLICE to dob yourself in.
Knitted steps are bare in, Grandad.
Grim... wrote:
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
I've just realised they took my trainers.
Oh man, your month-old Nikelab ACG Lupinek Flyknits? The cunts!
Best claim them on the insurance.
I'm not sure which is worse. Theft and vandalism or insurance fraud.
Lonewolves wrote:
Grim... wrote:
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
I've just realised they took my trainers.
Oh man, your month-old Nikelab ACG Lupinek Flyknits? The cunts!
Best claim them on the insurance.
I'm not sure which is worse. Theft and vandalism or insurance fraud.
I'm only claiming for the windscreen anyway, with the excess it's not worth me claiming for the trainers - I'll just pay the £100 to replace them. It's certainly been an expensive couple of months.
That sucks Jazzy
Lonewolves wrote:
Grim... wrote:
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
I've just realised they took my trainers.
Oh man, your month-old Nikelab ACG Lupinek Flyknits? The cunts!
Best claim them on the insurance.
I'm not sure which is worse. Theft and vandalism or insurance fraud.
Theft and vandalism I reckon. I mean if the amount is similar.
Lonewolves wrote:
Grim... wrote:
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
I've just realised they took my trainers.
Oh man, your month-old Nikelab ACG Lupinek Flyknits? The cunts!
Best claim them on the insurance.
I'm not sure which is worse. Theft and vandalism or insurance fraud.
Or all dem bitches amirite?
£100?!?! What? Were they gold?
I almost cried at paying £40 for those ones I linked to, because SASHIKO. You should get some Sashiko trainers and then you'll have £60 for gin.
I think this is the first time I've paid more than £12 for trainers. £100?!
I'd expect to be able to run like Usain Bokt for £100. I could buy you s whole rainbow of trainers for £100. Come with me, I'll take you to Asda Living.
I almost cried at paying £40 for those ones I linked to, because SASHIKO. You should get some Sashiko trainers and then you'll have £60 for gin.
I think this is the first time I've paid more than £12 for trainers. £100?!
I'd expect to be able to run like Usain Bokt for £100. I could buy you s whole rainbow of trainers for £100. Come with me, I'll take you to Asda Living.
You probably shouldn't look up the ones I mentioned.
What the actual flip?
Are they space shoes?
Mimi wrote:
£100?!?! What? Were they gold?
I almost cried at paying £40 for those ones I linked to, because SASHIKO. You should get some Sashiko trainers and then you'll have £60 for gin.
I think this is the first time I've paid more than £12 for trainers. £100?!
I'd expect to be able to run like Usain Bokt for £100. I could buy you s whole rainbow of trainers for £100. Come with me, I'll take you to Asda Living.
I almost cried at paying £40 for those ones I linked to, because SASHIKO. You should get some Sashiko trainers and then you'll have £60 for gin.
I think this is the first time I've paid more than £12 for trainers. £100?!
I'd expect to be able to run like Usain Bokt for £100. I could buy you s whole rainbow of trainers for £100. Come with me, I'll take you to Asda Living.
I got them for running so they needed to be properly supportive (Asics Duomax) although I need supportive shoes anyway. I have to have men's too because I'm a size nine, that always puts the cost up a stupid amount (like the reverse of pink razors).
I've only done a quick search anyway to see if it was worth claiming - it isn't. I've picked some up for just over £50 in the past I'm sure, so will shop around when I get a chance.
Lonewolves wrote:
Grim... wrote:
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
I've just realised they took my trainers.
Oh man, your month-old Nikelab ACG Lupinek Flyknits? The cunts!
Best claim them on the insurance.
I'm not sure which is worse. Theft and vandalism or insurance fraud.
Theft and vandalism. HTH.
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
Mimi wrote:
£100?!?! What? Were they gold?
I almost cried at paying £40 for those ones I linked to, because SASHIKO. You should get some Sashiko trainers and then you'll have £60 for gin.
I think this is the first time I've paid more than £12 for trainers. £100?!
I'd expect to be able to run like Usain Bokt for £100. I could buy you s whole rainbow of trainers for £100. Come with me, I'll take you to Asda Living.
I almost cried at paying £40 for those ones I linked to, because SASHIKO. You should get some Sashiko trainers and then you'll have £60 for gin.
I think this is the first time I've paid more than £12 for trainers. £100?!
I'd expect to be able to run like Usain Bokt for £100. I could buy you s whole rainbow of trainers for £100. Come with me, I'll take you to Asda Living.
I got them for running so they needed to be properly supportive (Asics Duomax) although I need supportive shoes anyway. I have to have men's too because I'm a size nine, that always puts the cost up a stupid amount (like the reverse of pink razors).
I've only done a quick search anyway to see if it was worth claiming - it isn't. I've picked some up for just over £50 in the past I'm sure, so will shop around when I get a chance.
I thought manufacturers were supposed to be getting better at recognising the increase in women's shoe sizes? Stupid manufacturers. Well, I hope your new ones are lovely and comfy
Mimi wrote:
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
Mimi wrote:
£100?!?! What? Were they gold?
I almost cried at paying £40 for those ones I linked to, because SASHIKO. You should get some Sashiko trainers and then you'll have £60 for gin.
I think this is the first time I've paid more than £12 for trainers. £100?!
I'd expect to be able to run like Usain Bokt for £100. I could buy you s whole rainbow of trainers for £100. Come with me, I'll take you to Asda Living.
I almost cried at paying £40 for those ones I linked to, because SASHIKO. You should get some Sashiko trainers and then you'll have £60 for gin.
I think this is the first time I've paid more than £12 for trainers. £100?!
I'd expect to be able to run like Usain Bokt for £100. I could buy you s whole rainbow of trainers for £100. Come with me, I'll take you to Asda Living.
I got them for running so they needed to be properly supportive (Asics Duomax) although I need supportive shoes anyway. I have to have men's too because I'm a size nine, that always puts the cost up a stupid amount (like the reverse of pink razors).
I've only done a quick search anyway to see if it was worth claiming - it isn't. I've picked some up for just over £50 in the past I'm sure, so will shop around when I get a chance.
Certainly more places are carrying them, such as Asda. But they are the generic fashion shoe, not overly supportive unfortunately. They of course have their place though.
I thought manufacturers were supposed to be getting better at recognising the increase in women's shoe sizes? Stupid manufacturers. Well, I hope your new ones are lovely and comfy
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
Mimi wrote:
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
Mimi wrote:
£100?!?! What? Were they gold?
I almost cried at paying £40 for those ones I linked to, because SASHIKO. You should get some Sashiko trainers and then you'll have £60 for gin.
I think this is the first time I've paid more than £12 for trainers. £100?!
I'd expect to be able to run like Usain Bokt for £100. I could buy you s whole rainbow of trainers for £100. Come with me, I'll take you to Asda Living.
I almost cried at paying £40 for those ones I linked to, because SASHIKO. You should get some Sashiko trainers and then you'll have £60 for gin.
I think this is the first time I've paid more than £12 for trainers. £100?!
I'd expect to be able to run like Usain Bokt for £100. I could buy you s whole rainbow of trainers for £100. Come with me, I'll take you to Asda Living.
I got them for running so they needed to be properly supportive (Asics Duomax) although I need supportive shoes anyway. I have to have men's too because I'm a size nine, that always puts the cost up a stupid amount (like the reverse of pink razors).
I've only done a quick search anyway to see if it was worth claiming - it isn't. I've picked some up for just over £50 in the past I'm sure, so will shop around when I get a chance.
Certainly more places are carrying them, such as Asda. But they are the generic fashion shoe, not overly supportive unfortunately. They of course have their place though.
I thought manufacturers were supposed to be getting better at recognising the increase in women's shoe sizes? Stupid manufacturers. Well, I hope your new ones are lovely and comfy
I agree.
My wife has to wear men's shoes mostly because she has size 10 feet, she is resigned to this.
I can imagine my daughter will also have difficulty getting female shoes in 10 years or so (I'm size 11/12 depending on brand) if they don't address that issue.
I can imagine my daughter will also have difficulty getting female shoes in 10 years or so (I'm size 11/12 depending on brand) if they don't address that issue.
markg wrote:
Lonewolves wrote:
Grim... wrote:
Goddess Jasmine wrote:
I've just realised they took my trainers.
Oh man, your month-old Nikelab ACG Lupinek Flyknits? The cunts!
Best claim them on the insurance.
I'm not sure which is worse. Theft and vandalism or insurance fraud.
Theft and vandalism I reckon. I mean if the amount is similar.
Probably. But then again both are a symptom of the ills of capitalism after all.
Vandalism, Theft then Insurance Fraud.
Zardoz wrote:
Vandalism
Marry.Quote:
Theft
Fuck.Quote:
Insurance Fraud.
Kill. Heathen Welshie!
Nothing wrong with a bit of good honest insurance fraud.
Nothing wrong with a bit of good honest insurance fraud.
Zardoz wrote:
Heathen Welshie!
Nothing wrong with a bit of good honest insurance fraud.
Nothing wrong with a bit of good honest insurance fraud.
Hello Bradford!
My shoulder is still fucked.. not getting better, even after physio, hopefully no surgery. Means I can't swim...
MY RIGHT EAR IS BLOCKED TODAY SO I CAN'T HEAR ANYTHING... IT'S REALLY FUCKING ANNOYING.
Pardon?
TheVision wrote:
MY RIGHT EAR IS BLOCKED TODAY SO I CAN'T HEAR ANYTHING... IT'S REALLY FUCKING ANNOYING.
Not as annoying you're going to be today when everyone has to repeat themselves 3 or 4 times... I suggest after the second time, you nod, smile and hope for the best.
flis wrote:
TheVision wrote:
MY RIGHT EAR IS BLOCKED TODAY SO I CAN'T HEAR ANYTHING... IT'S REALLY FUCKING ANNOYING.
Not as annoying you're going to be today when everyone has to repeat themselves 3 or 4 times... I suggest after the second time, you nod, smile and hope for the best.
PARDON?
flis wrote:
I suggest after the second time, you nod, smile and hope for the best.
Like stumbling into The Pink Flamingo.
When you go to a running shop and get gait analysis to see what trainers best suit you, I find there is seldom a pair for under £70
Good thing to get done if you are running at lot though.
Good thing to get done if you are running at lot though.
I was reading a load of stuff on this that said gait analysis is dodgy science at best and that the best thing you can do is try them on the treadmill at the running shop and buy the ones that feel most comfortable.
Gait analysis was super helpful for me. It pointed out that I was overstretching my achilles due to my heel travelling too far. They offered to sell me £120 trainers to fix the issue. I went to another shop and bought some heel lifts for my trainers for six quid.
So basically, get the analysis done for free, but don't buy any of their overpriced remedial trainers.
So basically, get the analysis done for free, but don't buy any of their overpriced remedial trainers.
Malc wrote:
My wife has to wear men's shoes mostly because she has size 10 feet, she is resigned to this.
I had to do this through high school as my mother refused to buy girls shoes for me. That was just great.
Evans and Yours are my go to shops for decent work shoes, I can't just wear fashion shoes as they have no support (they're alright for a night out or something).
Cras wrote:
Gait analysis was super helpful for me. It pointed out that I was overstretching my achilles due to my heel travelling too far. They offered to sell me £120 trainers to fix the issue. I went to another shop and bought some heel lifts for my trainers for six quid.
So basically, get the analysis done for free, but don't buy any of their overpriced remedial trainers.
So basically, get the analysis done for free, but don't buy any of their overpriced remedial trainers.
Yeah, I think it's about doing your own research. I remember that I used to under pronate as a child and my personal trainer recommend Asics, so I did my own research and tried a few pair on. I've managed to replace my trainers for £55, I'm looking forward to getting them now, they really help.
So this morning I received a copy of the forms that my social worker filled in the other day. It's all fucking wrong.
I've been really worrying myself sick since she came because it all seemed very quick and easy. Seems she flew through the fucking forms taking me at face value which given she's never even fucking met me before has had her basically fuck me up completely.
I phoned the DWP explaining this and at first they were like "Well if you signed the forms" and shit. Thing is I'm so fucking stressed out of my eyeballs at the moment due to losing our flat/taking loads of meds to counter that stress that I was fucking out of it when she filled them in. I should have asked to see them before she rushed off and posted them in but I just didn't.
I've managed to get them to agree to ignore them when they arrive and send me out forms to fill out myself which piles on even more stress and now I'm scared shitless that they're going to forget and take the forms she's sent in and add the info the system.
I think I am going to have to think seriously about admitting myself to the hospital in Chichester. I really don't know how much longer I can take this stress.
Get help if you think you really need it, JC.
Can you speak to your social worker about all this? Surely it's up to her to help you out of any mess.
Can you speak to your social worker about all this? Surely it's up to her to help you out of any mess.
asfish wrote:
When you go to a running shop and get gait analysis to see what trainers best suit you, I find there is seldom a pair for under £70
Good thing to get done if you are running at lot though.
Good thing to get done if you are running at lot though.
I get mine from sportshoe.com. A lot cheaper.
Drove my dad's car into my house 
If ever there was a post that needed a 'pics please'.