This will probably continue until after my driving test.

Great bargains so fear, hopefully we’ll see some more price cuts on the more popular titles later in the week.

My driving instructor wants me to book a test date tomorrow so that I can have something to aim for and according to him it’s easier to change the date than trying to find a spot which suits me nearer the time.

On the other hand I like the attention and giving people my email address makes for interesting conversation.

Hopefully everything will keep on going well and the next time I have to move London to Leicester and vice versa I’ll be able to do it on my own.

I just hope it stays that way.

As I’m going back to Leicesyer on Tuesday I’ll just sort stuff out that week.

I’m finally going to get around to changing my blog theme after years of being lazy and I may even have a little surprise in store for all of you perverts who come here looking for porn and other filth.

This won’t happen until I am back from Scotland so probably not until the middle of next week.

I’m being slightly post happy this morning.

One thing I have noticed is even though the bottle we have here is meant to contain an attractive clear isopropyl based spirigel type product, this is no longer the case.

Instead we have a milky white viscous liquid (not a gel however) which judging from smell alone contains none or very little isopropyl alcohol.

Rather strange isn’t it?
I suspect that the building manager in an effort to cut corners/costs has had the
cleaning staff water it down and then add some kind of industrial solvent/alcohol in order to get a high alcohol content into it.
Personally I would no longer use this although probably still effective at what it is meant to be doing it will be a lot worse for your skin than what was originally in the bottle since there is no way of knowing what they have added and what additives may have been contained in the substance.

As a customer who has been subjected to years of substandard service which has included paying import tax on items which were brought over the tax threshold by their postal cost (surely this should not affect it as it is a service which does not contribute to the value of the item(s)) as well as suffering from lazy postmen which often do not deliver parcels and on occasion have felt it unnecessary to leave a card, the recent bout of strikes comes as no surprise.

What does surprise me is the fact that after weeks of holding parts of the country hostage as well as negatively affecting the business community and private customers, a resolution has yet to be found.
Surely both you and the unions understand that as a result of your company costings its business customers revenue by not delivering their mail you are losing business by them taking their business elsewhere to arguably more reliable postal services. Instead I was recently told by one of the numerous postmen with which I deal in my line of work that there are talks of holding a week long strike, no reasonable person believes that such a thing will happen as it will result in the unions alienating themselves even more in the eyes of the customer however judging from recent events it would not hardly surprise me.

Rather unsurprisingly three of my outstanding orders have gone missing through what I believe to be a direct result of strike action and I am sure that I am not alone in this, I am however hoping that their replacements will not suffer a similar fate.

If this continues to happen I predict that you will be losing ever increasing amounts of business.

Sincerely

A displeased customer