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tom_simes

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9th Nov 15 at 11:10

That's brave Andy! I made it very clear to my buyer that if the cash hadn't transferred, he wasn't leaving with the car and had to wait until it had. He understood, and even priced up hotels just in case (came from Hull to Bristol for the S2000). However, all went through as expected and he left within an hour of arriving.

AndyCorsaSport

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9th Nov 15 at 11:15

He'd used my laptop to do it and I'd watched him do it, and leave his account. Just wasn't showing in mine so assumed it would be OK

thankfully it was. Don't think I'd do it again without waiting lol.

Ben G

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9th Nov 15 at 11:47

quote:
Originally posted by taylorboosh
Lad who bought my evo paid via transfer which took 2 hours lol he asked to leave with car and i said no until cash is in account.

Offered him tea but he couldnt eat it as it wasnt halal. He prayed in my dining room as i ate mcdonals then he sat and chatted to me for an hour about cars and shit

Who eats tea?

I once tried to transfer 17k and wasn't able to do it in one transaction. Had to do 9k for that day and 8k for the day after.

AndyCorsaSport

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9th Nov 15 at 12:51

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by taylorboosh
Lad who bought my evo paid via transfer which took 2 hours lol he asked to leave with car and i said no until cash is in account.

Offered him tea but he couldnt eat it as it wasnt halal. He prayed in my dining room as i ate mcdonals then he sat and chatted to me for an hour about cars and shit

Who eats tea?

That's the proper name for it.

tom_simes

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9th Nov 15 at 14:53

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by taylorboosh
Lad who bought my evo paid via transfer which took 2 hours lol he asked to leave with car and i said no until cash is in account.

Offered him tea but he couldnt eat it as it wasnt halal. He prayed in my dining room as i ate mcdonals then he sat and chatted to me for an hour about cars and shit

Who eats tea?

That's the proper name for it.

Agreed.

Ben G

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9th Nov 15 at 15:06

You mean dinner?

Tea is a hot beverage, usually drank with boscuits. Preferably milk chocolate digestives.

nathy_87

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9th Nov 15 at 15:19

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
You mean dinner?

Tea is a hot beverage, usually drank with boscuits. Preferably milk chocolate digestives.

Never heard of boscuits Ben, is that a southern thing?

I've been taught; Breakfast, Dinner, Tea.

IvIarkgraham

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9th Nov 15 at 15:21

quote:
Originally posted by nathy_87

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
You mean dinner?

Tea is a hot beverage, usually drank with boscuits. Preferably milk chocolate digestives.

Never heard of boscuits Ben, is that a southern thing?

I've been taught; Breakfast, Dinner, Tea.

you were taught wrong

Ben G

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9th Nov 15 at 15:30

quote:
Originally posted by nathy_87

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
You mean dinner?

Tea is a hot beverage, usually drank with boscuits. Preferably milk chocolate digestives.

Never heard of boscuits Ben, is that a southern thing?

I've been taught; Breakfast, Dinner, Tea.

Nathy in trying to be funny fail.

Simon_16v

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9th Nov 15 at 16:39

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
You mean dinner?

Tea is a hot beverage, usually drank with boscuits. Preferably milk chocolate digestives.

No, dinner is at dinner time.....

Neo

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9th Nov 15 at 16:52

quote:
Originally posted by Simon_16v

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
You mean dinner?

Tea is a hot beverage, usually drank with boscuits. Preferably milk chocolate digestives.

No, dinner is at dinner time.....

quote:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinner

In many modern usages, the term dinner refers to the evening meal, which is now often the most significant meal of the day in English-speaking cultures. When this meaning is used, the preceding meals are usually referred to as breakfast, lunch and tea. In some areas, the tradition of using dinner to mean the most important meal of the day regardless of time of day leads to a variable name for meals depending on the combination of their size and the time of day, while in others meal names are fixed based on the time they are consumed.

The divide between different meanings of "dinner" is not cut-and-dried based on either geography or socioeconomic class. However, the use of the term dinner for the midday meal is strongest among working-class people, especially in the English Midlands, North of England and the central belt of Scotland.

Only scum have dinner at lunch time

IvIarkgraham

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9th Nov 15 at 17:04

breakfast lunch dinner

taylorboosh

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9th Nov 15 at 19:54

Im scum then

Ben G

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9th Nov 15 at 20:08

I could've told you that without all this palava.

gavin18787

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9th Nov 15 at 20:16

Drives supercharged Tec with torque

MarkM

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9th Nov 15 at 20:30

What is your meal time in school at midday called?

School DINNER.

GB123

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9th Nov 15 at 21:08

Packed lunch

Ben G

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9th Nov 15 at 21:19

Surely you're not still in school, Mark?

SteveoBC

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11th Nov 15 at 10:33

bought and sold the Scooby with online bank transfer, was kinda lucky that both the seller who sold me it and the new owner both were with lloyds like me, so bank transfer on the app/ipad and done in 2mins both times

nathy_87

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11th Nov 15 at 10:41

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by nathy_87

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
You mean dinner?

Tea is a hot beverage, usually drank with boscuits. Preferably milk chocolate digestives.

Never heard of boscuits Ben, is that a southern thing?

I've been taught; Breakfast, Dinner, Tea.

Nathy in trying to be funny fail.

Fuck you on about?

Generation

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11th Nov 15 at 12:00

quote:
Originally posted by SteveoBC
bought and sold the Scooby with online bank transfer, was kinda lucky that both the seller who sold me it and the new owner both were with lloyds like me, so bank transfer on the app/ipad and done in 2mins both times

Same with all banks part of faster payment system.

They're all instant unless randomly pulled for fraud checks

pow

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11th Nov 15 at 12:37

quote:
Originally posted by MarkM
What is your meal time in school at midday called?

School DINNER.

School Lunch in the South mate.

nathy_87

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11th Nov 15 at 15:34

Gavin. this sorted now btw?

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12th Nov 15 at 00:56

I bought a car a couple of weeks ago and it was the first time I didn't buy with cash!

She seemed a very trustworthy girl so after an initial £200 deposit, I sent the remaining £2,600 via transfer just before I left to collect the car (was a 1hr 45min drive) so was in her account when I got there and away I went

Ian

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12th Nov 15 at 01:47

Also brave unless you'd already seen it?

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