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Rightly or wrongly, in our household we all pop a daily vitamin D pill during the winter months (when it's generally accepted that most people in this country aren't exposed to sufficient sunlight to enable their bodies to generate enough vitamin D for their needs). So, this week's Tesco order for delivery happened to include a pot of vitamin D tablets. Unfortunately though, Tesco were out of stock, and their order acknowledgement email included the following:
Substitutions:
1 Tesco Health 120 High Strength Vitamin D 25mcg Tablets
Substituted with:
1 Tesco Health 120 Chewable Vitamin C 500Mg Tablets
Cos, fair enough, it's almost identical isn't it? Only a single letter different? ____________________ KC100->CB100N->CB250RS--------->DL650AL2->R1200RS->R1250RS |
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Freddyfruitbat wrote: | Rightly or wrongly, in our household we all pop a daily vitamin D pill during the winter months (when it's generally accepted that most people in this country aren't exposed to sufficient sunlight to enable their bodies to generate enough vitamin D for their needs). So, this week's Tesco order for delivery happened to include a pot of vitamin D tablets. Unfortunately though, Tesco were out of stock, and their order acknowledgement email included the following:
Substitutions:
1 Tesco Health 120 High Strength Vitamin D 25mcg Tablets
Substituted with:
1 Tesco Health 120 Chewable Vitamin C 500Mg Tablets
Cos, fair enough, it's almost identical isn't it? Only a single letter different? |
But they're chewable though. |
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Freddyfruitbat wrote: | Rightly or wrongly, in our household we all pop a daily vitamin D pill during the winter months (when it's generally accepted that most people in this country aren't exposed to sufficient sunlight to enable their bodies to generate enough vitamin D for their needs). So, this week's Tesco order for delivery happened to include a pot of vitamin D tablets. Unfortunately though, Tesco were out of stock, and their order acknowledgement email included the following:
Substitutions:
1 Tesco Health 120 High Strength Vitamin D 25mcg Tablets
Substituted with:
1 Tesco Health 120 Chewable Vitamin C 500Mg Tablets
Cos, fair enough, it's almost identical isn't it? Only a single letter different? |
Be thankful they didn't substitute them with Youmove. It's a tablet as well. ____________________ Triumph Trophy Launch Edition |
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MCN wrote: | Kawasaki Jimbo wrote: | I don’t remember residential streets being full of work vans when I was a kid, yet now the ugly things are all over the place and mostly close to junctions where they maximise the hazard. What happened? |
There was/is an income tax incentive to leave home to travel to a job.
Not sure if still valid.
Also companies can have small footprint and save on property tax.
It is a fecking disgrace in the street I live in.
Those who parked caravans or camper vans in their drive way is bad enough but now we have pavements blocked by over-sized work's vans. Some have the audacity to tow a trailer with mini-excavators on the back too.
It is a police matter to enforce it probably.
If a vehicle is on a pavement where there are yellow lines, photograph the vehicle and send to the local council. |
Let's hope this catches on..
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-68087244
My street has residents parking restrictions which helps too, others similar but no restrctions have white vans everywhere ____________________ Now: A100, GT250A, XJ598, FZ750
Then: Fizz, RS200, KL250, XJ550, Laverda Alpina, XJ600, FZS600 |
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It's all good fining people but they need to provide alternatives. There's a few streets where I live where the pavement is entirely blocked mostly by vans parking on it, but then there's nowhere else people could park if they did start fining people. |
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Freddyfruitbat wrote: | Rightly or wrongly, in our household we all pop a daily vitamin D pill during the winter months (when it's generally accepted that most people in this country aren't exposed to sufficient sunlight to enable their bodies to generate enough vitamin D for their needs). So, this week's Tesco order for delivery happened to include a pot of vitamin D tablets. Unfortunately though, Tesco were out of stock, and their order acknowledgement email included the following:
Substitutions:
1 Tesco Health 120 High Strength Vitamin D 25mcg Tablets
Substituted with:
1 Tesco Health 120 Chewable Vitamin C 500Mg Tablets
Cos, fair enough, it's almost identical isn't it? Only a single letter different? |
Probably nothing in them anyway. Just a sili con. ____________________ Daddystu
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It'll be fine in a decade or so when they ban private ownership of cars. Loads of space for everyone then
Apparently they're discussing ICE motos aswell. ____________________ Daddystu
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Among the many, many deficiencies and issues with the new supposedly better digital phone system we have at work because digital is the way forwards and having an emergency phone system running via a broadband connection is a fucking great idea until there's a power cut...
One of the handsets on our super-duper phone system which works perfectly if everything is working perfectly (and only one of the 20 or so handsets in the building) shows up as a London number when you dial out. Only just found this out a few days ago
What's the problem? I hear you ask. Well, nobody answers it when you call them from it. When a London number shows up on my phone, I reject the call because there's nobody calling me from London I want to talk to (I know a few people from London *waves to hellkat* but they don't have my number). I thought it was only me but when I asked around the staff, they all do it too.
So we have a digital handset spoofing a London number (although if you dial that number, our main phone line does ring) that there's no point dialling out on it and it's not somewhere you'd be answering calls from so it's effectively useless.
I wonder how many man hours we've wasted betwen us trying to phone people from this phone and getting no answer.
For clarity, we are located a six hour drive from London. ____________________ “Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
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Easy-X wrote: |
The alternative is don't own a car or at least only get a reasonable sized one. I blame the SUV fad. |
Yes. Bring back the city car. Th
stinkwheel wrote: | I reject the call because there's nobody calling me from London I want to talk to |
Being in the industry, I was always taught that if a phone is ringing you should pick it up. Yes it could be some call centre, or it could be someone who genuinely needs help. Or it may well just make your day, and suddenly you're rich. No CLI display = everybody picks up. ____________________ CBT: 12/06/10, Theory: 22/09/10, Module 1: 09/11/10, Module 2: 19/01/11
Past: 1991 Honda CG125BR-J, 1992 (1980) Honda XL125S, 1996 Kawasaki GPZ500S.
Current: 1973 MZ ES250/2 - 17k, 1979 Suzuki TS185ER - 9k, 1979 MZ TS150 - 9k, 1981 Honda CX500B - 91k, 1987 MZ ETZ250 (295cc) - 38k, 1989 MZ ETZ251 - 50k. |
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We still don't have mobile coverage and plenty of places even in town are patchy at best.
So use mobiles only on wifi calling, which also goes off during powercuts.
We must have had nearly 50 short trip-out style power cuts this month locally - they have managed to blown up some expensive raid backups at one place.
The local pub and coop aren't happy as their broadband and card payments go down every time and it takes nearly five minutes to come back up
The broadband might stay on but the router doesn't. |
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doggone wrote: | We still don't have mobile coverage and plenty of places even in town are patchy at best.
So use mobiles only on wifi calling, which also goes off during powercuts.
We must have had nearly 50 short trip-out style power cuts this month locally - they have managed to blown up some expensive raid backups at one place.
The local pub and coop aren't happy as their broadband and card payments go down every time and it takes nearly five minutes to come back up
The broadband might stay on but the router doesn't. |
We've had three "brownout" power cuts recently. I measured it and we were getting 50V AC in the mains. Anything running on DC with a reasonably modern transformer still worked but I bet it damaged some more sensitive stuff. I switched off the ring main circuit breakers and just left the lighting on until it came back up to normal. ____________________ “Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
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