Customes in hull

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beattun:

Simon:

beattun:
how can you even write your tachos?

If you’re going to take the ■■■■, at least sort your own grammar out first.
:smiling_imp: :smiling_imp: :smiling_imp:

?

don’t tell me you’re on about the lack of an apostrophe?

How about capital letters? :twisted: :smiling_imp: :smiling_imp:

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Simon:

beattun:
how can you even write your tachos?

If you’re going to take the ■■■■, at least sort your own grammar out first.
:smiling_imp: :smiling_imp: :smiling_imp:

I don’t see what a little old Lady has to do with this post :stuck_out_tongue:

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Wheel Nut:

Simon:

beattun:
how can you even write your tachos?

If you’re going to take the ■■■■, at least sort your own grammar out first.
:smiling_imp: :smiling_imp: :smiling_imp:

I don’t see what a little old Lady has to do with this post :stuck_out_tongue:

:laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: Classic

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Wheel Nut:

Simon:

beattun:
how can you even write your tachos?

If you’re going to take the ■■■■, at least sort your own grammar out first.
:smiling_imp: :smiling_imp: :smiling_imp:

I don’t see what a little old Lady has to do with this post :stuck_out_tongue:

What JB said.

:laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

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The only probs i had with hull on the odd times i came through was the time involved .Iused to pick up cat engines in belgium for peterlee,obviously because the engines were made in the usa they had to have t forms.The forms were collected by an agent and taken about a mile down the road to be cleared.Ihad to stay on the dock till they phoned and then go down the road to collect paperwork.This process would take anything from 1 to 3 hrs even with nobody in front of you.

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dafdave:
The only probs i had with hull on the odd times i came through was the time involved .Iused to pick up cat engines in belgium for peterlee,obviously because the engines were made in the usa they had to have t forms.The forms were collected by an agent and taken about a mile down the road to be cleared.Ihad to stay on the dock till they phoned and then go down the road to collect paperwork.This process would take anything from 1 to 3 hrs even with nobody in front of you.

Ah the old days :stuck_out_tongue: I have sat on NSF terminal waiting for a tank while the agents were clearing them. The customer was screaming at the agents who just unplugged the phones :smiley:

Normally they would clear just in time for the customs and agents to go home and for me to drive home too. There was always tomorrow. :wink:

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How very true,it could be1 oopm and the customer used to close bang on 4 00pm ive had to chase a time or two.