Questions Thread

[The Blur]

I am changing my Bloodbowl team Malignant Parasites fback from anagram to non anagram and forget who a couple are.

 

Yann Hardbum (Labour)

Ochemal Vile (Tory)

 

Although I am not in a rush as I have 16 names and only need 11 for now.

 

 

The tory one might be a misspelling as I think it could be Michael Gove but you are missing the letter G? 

[Xen]

I am changing my Bloodbowl team Malignant Parasites fback from anagram to non anagram and forget who a couple are.

Yann Hardbum (Labour)

Ochemal Vile (Tory)

Although I am not in a rush as I have 16 names and only need 11 for now.

Andy Burnham and - as TB said - probably a misspelt Michael Gove

[Rincewind]

Andy Burnham and - as TB said - probably a misspelt Michael Gove

Yes I think you are right. They are in the reserves now of a squad of 16.

[David Guiza]

Anyone know the average cost for a replacement car windscreen? Got a 6 inch crack that has appeared out of nowhere. Seems as though it's not covered under my car insurance (my fault for cutting corners), so wondered if anyone has had one done recently?

[The People's Hero]

Hope it's not a ford with the heating stuff running through it !

[Larry_LCFC]

Anyone know the average cost for a replacement car windscreen? Got a 6 inch crack that has appeared out of nowhere. Seems as though it's not covered under my car insurance (my fault for cutting corners), so wondered if anyone has had one done recently?

Can vary mate depending on size, type etc. You can be looking at £120-£500 potentially. I used autoglass for mine.

[vandamman]

After a wedding/engagement band to play a party in Leicester?

 

If anyone can put me in contact with some cover bands with reasonable rates or somebody that plays acoustic guitar live around leicester that would be appreciated.

[Guest MattP]

I'm going to buy a new Atlas soon, does anyone have an recommendations?

 

I got The Times version last time and it's exceptional, but rather pricey though at £150.

[Buce]

I'm going to buy a new Atlas soon, does anyone have an recommendations?

I got The Times version last time and it's exceptional, but rather pricey though at £150.

I've never found one better than the Times.

As you say, though, it's expensive.

[Finnegan]

I'm going to buy a new Atlas soon, does anyone have an recommendations?

I got The Times version last time and it's exceptional, but rather pricey though at £150.

A road atlas or a real atlas atlas?

[Guest MattP]

Real Atlas, as Buce says something like the concise Times atlas of the World

[demon_dog]

I am going to Germany in a couple of weeks. How can I download from bbc I player. Is there any software to fool it so it thinks you are in the UK?

I am going to Germany in a couple of weeks. How can I download from bbc I player. Is there any software to fool it so it thinks you are in the UK?

[AoWW]

I'm going to buy a new Atlas soon, does anyone have an recommendations?

 

I got The Times version last time and it's exceptional, but rather pricey though at £150.

 

The Book People have got The Times Concise Atlas for sale at £19.99 instead of £90. http://www.thebookpeople.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/qs_product_tbp?productId=571248&storeId=10001&catalogId=10051&langId=100&searchTerm=atlas+times

 

Or they've got The Times Comprehensive Atlas for £120 instead of £150. http://www.thebookpeople.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/qs_product_tbp?productId=517760&storeId=10001&catalogId=10051&langId=100&searchTerm=atlas+times

 

PM me if interested as if you mention my name (as an existing customer) you (and I) get 15% off (which if you're spending that much is worth having!)

[Guest MattP]

The Book People have got The Times Concise Atlas for sale at £19.99 instead of £90. http://www.thebookpeople.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/qs_product_tbp?productId=571248&storeId=10001&catalogId=10051&langId=100&searchTerm=atlas+times

 

Or they've got The Times Comprehensive Atlas for £120 instead of £150. http://www.thebookpeople.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/qs_product_tbp?productId=517760&storeId=10001&catalogId=10051&langId=100&searchTerm=atlas+times

 

PM me if interested as if you mention my name (as an existing customer) you (and I) get 15% off (which if you're spending that much is worth having!)

 

Thank you very much, will be in touch if I go for that.

[AoWW]

Thank you very much, will be in touch if I go for that.

 

No problem.

[Merging Cultures]

Real Atlas, as Buce says something like the concise Times atlas of the World

 

Just get out and see the world.

Edited 4 February 2016 by Merging Cultures

[Guest MattP]

Just get out and see the world.

 

I've done my fair share of that, although I'd like to do more.

 

I've always loved exploring an Atlas though, hours of fun and our imagination can go wild.

[Merging Cultures]

I've done my fair share of that, although I'd like to do more.

 

I've always loved exploring an Atlas though, hours of fun and our imagination can go wild.

 

Come and hang out mate.

[Buce]

Just get out and see the world.

I'm sure he does.

Having an atlas facilitates that; before going anywhere, I encourage my daughter to look at maps, and to research the country, something I've always done myself. It makes for a much better trip.

[Guest MattP]

I'm sure he does.

Having an atlas facilitates that; before going anywhere, I encourage my daughter to look at maps, and to research the country, something I've always done myself. It makes for a much better trip.

 

This, it also decreases the chances of them becoming one of these dipshits who end up being rescued from their own cheap holiday as they had no idea they were flying into a warzone.

[Merging Cultures]

This, it also decreases the chances of them becoming one of these dipshits who end up being rescued from their own cheap holiday as they had no idea they were flying into a warzone.

 

. Nothing wrong with living on the edge sometimes! And as someone who has spent too much in those types of places, I can definitely recommend the adrenaline rush!

[Guest MattP]

At least you know you're doing it though

I worked with a guy who was one of the ones fetched back from Egypt during the Arab spring, I said to him when he got back it was going to happen at some point and he told me with a totally straight face he thought anywhere near America was usually safe.

[bovril]

I do love a good atlas. Or an old map.

[Webbo]

It must be a man thing. I absolutely love maps. I can sit and look at them for ages.

[bovril]

Yeah man. The brotherhood of maps. I prefer a physical atlas or map obviously, but I like the website panoramio where people upload millions of photos to the exact location on the map. You can waste hours on that sometimes.