The library was ten minutes late opening up this morning, and then when I arrived upstairs the computers weren't ready to use.
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lledeb
- 03 Jul. 2008 @ 09:08:38
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- 03 Jul. 2008 @ 09:12:04
God Save The Queen.
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isadora101
- 03 Jul. 2008 @ 09:24:21
yes, typical...I recived my reminder letter to apply for my OAP (always sent 4 months before qualifying age) the other day, then when I phoned the pensions office they informed me that due to the vast volume of phone calls received they were asking claimants to ring back only two months before their birthday...
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Think yourself lucky - they have cancelled our mobile library. and reduced the hours of the library in the nearest town to 16 hours a week!
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- http://menomamauk.blog.co.uk
- 03 Jul. 2008 @ 11:59:59
Inefficiency drives me crazy. Damn government employees. (I can say that cos I am one of them).
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- http://www.mizpah.tv
- 03 Jul. 2008 @ 14:03:16
that is so typical and ennoying - I experience the same all the time.sometimes i think this is no longer grat britain but only just britain.
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antlady69
Pro - http://antmusic-forever.blog.co.uk
- 04 Jul. 2008 @ 08:33:13
Is being late / unpunctual typical for England?
Some time ago I wanted to get my car washed and went to the car wash at 7:40 pm. They were due to close at 8 pm, so that was plenty of time.
They had just closed for the day when I got there. How about that for punctuality?
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lee954
- 04 Jul. 2008 @ 09:00:13
Being late seems to be common here in England. It really annoys me; especially because I'm obsessed with being punctual myself.
I can only recall ever being late for an appointment or interview twice in my life; once at Rotherham during a blizzard when the person due to interview me was even later and on another occasion at Barnsley when I was exactly a week late due to an error made by the jobcentre. -
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sounds about right.