MickiQ
In My Defence I was left Unsupervised
So does every fucker else mate that's the problem. The banks, utility companies and the supermarkets know all these tricks.I know a magic trick, to make your money disappear
So does every fucker else mate that's the problem. The banks, utility companies and the supermarkets know all these tricks.I know a magic trick, to make your money disappear
every week doing my local food shop the prices on something have increased. At this point almost everything I buy has gone up. Today, a pack of chicken went up 45p to just under £3So does every fucker else mate that's the problem. The banks, utility companies and the supermarkets know all these tricks.
I think people need to go back to school and study Maths. (Highly unlikely I guess)Think of a number and double it
Energy bills forecast to hit over £4,200 a year
The average household could pay £355 a month, up from £164 currently, consultancy Cornwall Insight warns.www.bbc.co.uk
In general yes, but I'm not sure how much difference it makes in those winter weeks where the outside air never drops below 80% humidity. I said "fuck it" and bought a dehumidifier. It's nothing short of miraculous, but it ain't cheap to run - even though it's one of the most energy efficient models.I knew someone who worked for the council in Plymouth who swore blind that in properties with damp opening the windows for 20 minutes, when it wasn't raining or too windy, helped blow away the damp air. Then shut the windows. The drier air will heat up relatively quickly. The heat of the fabric of the house, walls, carpets, furniture etc won't have been affected at all. Never had to try this out, but sounds plausible.
Nope, as above, less than £68fucking hell that must be some bill
I have a suspicion that if I do lower it then come the next statement they will be demanding my first born as payment.
Alas I no longer have her, she has long since abandoned her father's hearth and proud family name for that of another man. I could offer them my fourth born whom I have not yet got rid of but it's a coin toss between them forcing me to take her back or her becoming the CEO of BG and wreaking revenge.Make them a offer, first born to cover everything up to next summer, bargain.
The Twittersphere speaks of a Peasants Revolt. Even the Lib Dems are joining in. Labour without Corbyn is lost!
The peasants have always been revolting but now they're rebelling as well.The Twittersphere speaks of a Peasants Revolt. Even the Lib Dems are joining in. Labour without Corbyn is lost!
You mean thank Mick Lynch?The Queen is going to shank Mick Lynch?
Jesus H fucking Christ.
You could probably buy every single piece of electricity generating infrastructure in the U.K. for less than 193 bn gbp.
A fat lot of good it would do you if you can’t then afford any gas.
Yes, I know we're not "building up a buffer" for the heavier winter usage - but the money is staying with me and not with bulb
Once the bulb debacle is sorted out I intend to switch back to a normal DD rather than my current Variable DD
The taxpayer bailout of the failed energy supplier Bulb is on course to cost more than if the company had been immediately broken up by Ofgem, analysis by The Telegraph shows.
Bulb collapsed in November after failing to buy energy far enough in advance, leaving it exposed to rocketing wholesale prices.
It subsequently became the first supplier to be put into “special administration” after Ofgem, the industry watchdog, warned that doing so was “essential”.
Keeping the company going cost taxpayers £1.2bn last financial year, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility, and could cost another £1bn more this year.
Meanwhile, it has been reported that the Government could sell Bulb to Octopus Energy, the only bidder, reportedly for as little as £100m - putting the public purse on course for overall costs of more than £2bn.
This is more than Ofgem predicted it would cost consumers through their energy bills if the company had instead been allowed to fail through the so-called supplier of last resort mechanism (SOLR), analysis by the Telegraph shows.
In papers submitted for Bulb’s administration, Ofgem said following the SOLR process, where Bulb’s customers would have been transferred to other energy companies, would have cost £1.28bn in total.
But if you owned all the electricity generation you could just go all electric and not bother with gas.A fat lot of good it would do you if you can’t then afford any gas.
Minor Twitter controversy about who is behind The Don’t Pay Campaign .
Why ?
That’s only one strand amongst many . It’s Twitter so the worlds not going to endWhy is this a controversy?