Happy thread

[Delboy]

@dannyboy , why don't you organize a trip to the bathroom in loo of the rebate you are about to receive.
I would say "I'll get my coat" but for the fact that is better than your daily groaners.

@Delboy No point in getting your coat - you can't go anywhere.

Touche. 

[Yet_Another]

No, don't touche! 

[railsquid]

Meanwhile in Japan, I cancelled a subscription to something I can't use if I'm physically stuck at home, thought nothing more of it, then got an email from the company saying they'll provide a pro-rata refund for the period following the official Declaration of a State of Emergency, which won't be much but will cover most of a Japanese N gauge locomotive 

[EtchedPixels]

@railsquid how different to the UK where people are still being billed for everything from university accomadation they got kicked out of to gyms that are closed.

[Young Bulla]

Funny how international events can affect your job. As mentioned elsewhere on this forum I lost my job several months ago, something to do with uncertainty over leaving the European union. Today I received a phone call inviting me to start work, albeit temporarily manufacturing ventilators and other types of medical breathing apparatus.
Roll on Friday morning induction!

[stevewalker]

Congratulations on the new job, however I hope it doesn't last long - I'm sure you'll understand.

[dannyboy]

In reply #4463 I mentioned that I was to get a tax rebate. This morning, less than 72 hours after initially filling in the form, every penny has been paid into my bank account  . Well done Revenue.ie  . Roll on the lifting of restrictions so I, (okay 'we'), can spend some of it.

[daffy]

Excellent!

Happy days to you both. 

Now, what loco and rolling stock does Louisa want? 

[emjaybee]

In reply #4463 I mentioned that I was to get a tax rebate. This morning, less than 72 hours after initially filling in the form, every penny has been paid into my bank account  . Well done Revenue.ie  . Roll on the lifting of restrictions so I, (okay 'we'), can spend some of it.

Good on you, feel free to spend it wisely...

...perchance a better joke book?

[steve836]

In reply #4463 I mentioned that I was to get a tax rebate. This morning, less than 72 hours after initially filling in the form, every penny has been paid into my bank account  . Well done Revenue.ie  . Roll on the lifting of restrictions so I, (okay 'we'), can spend some of it.

Good on you, feel free to spend it wisely...

...perchance a better joke book?

Whats wrong with the one he's got? Gives me a chuckle.

[emjaybee]

In reply #4463 I mentioned that I was to get a tax rebate. This morning, less than 72 hours after initially filling in the form, every penny has been paid into my bank account  . Well done Revenue.ie  . Roll on the lifting of restrictions so I, (okay 'we'), can spend some of it.

Good on you, feel free to spend it wisely...

...perchance a better joke book?

Whats wrong with the one he's got? Gives me a chuckle.

What's wrong?

What's wrong?

[steve836]

Thought that would get someone going

[emjaybee]

[themadhippy]

Really should be classed as pee myself laughing ,although it did also make me happy. Placed an order for some electrickery bits, end of last week,free P+P via royal mail ,parcel arrived yesterday but missing  of  1 item ,contacted the company,no problem we'll send a replacement,got woken up just after 8 (that  should  be logged in the unhappy thread)   this morning by ups with the missing item, item cost £2.15, total order cost £16.37.Cost to company for ups before 9am shipping? £21.99 plus vat. Now thats what i call  excellent customer service

[guest311]

sounds a great company to deal with.

give them credit, we like to name and shame, but we also need to name and praise