Top marks for canal & river trust

[luggsy]

Sent my application in for new boat licence on the 28th August received text to say application had been accepted on the 30th received licence on the 1st September how's that for a service well done C&RT

[Jo_]

There's a coincidence! I also applied for our new licence (online) on the 28th of August, got the email confirmations and and it arrived on Monday the 1st. Second tick for CRT!

[little duck!]

i was about to kick off as mine took ages to come, luckily, before i made the phone call, i realised the other half had moved the unopened post and in amongst it was the licence! It did come quickly though.

[b0atman]

Maybe if CRT go paperless licences like DVLA then it will stop all the boat reporting for out of date licences !

[dave moore]

I've always had the licence renewed promptly by BW and CRT. Never had a problem! ( So far.. )

 

Dave

[Pete & Helen]

Maybe if CRT go paperless licences like DVLA then it will stop all the boat reporting for out of date licences !

 

It shouldn't happen anyway as a boat can be checked for having a licence on line https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/boating/licensing/boat-check

[Mrs Trackman]

Always used to be a problem renewing at end of calendar year. Problem arises as many boaters renew then as if ever have a gold licence they start in January and that moves your renewal date for ever. Bw used to go on holiday well before Christmas and not return till into January. We used to go into an office in early December but not get the licence till late January. We had enforcement officers not believing we'd paid in the days before hand held computers.

However, crt have been much quicker to issue licences in last few years.

[Naughty Cal]

We have always recieved ours promptly.

 

Applied for our new licences yesterday morning and got an email reply yesterday afternoon to say it was being processed.

 

Hopefully should get them next week in plenty of time before the old ones expire at the end of the month.

[sherbert]

Just renewed mine over the phone as I had a couple of questions about the new style bss system having had it done this week Dead easy and the woman was so pleasant it only took a couple of minuits to do

[dor]

Things you will never see on that other site...

[Rich]

Things you will never see on that other site...

You mean the fact that someone obtained something they paid for. I do that frequently but rarely feel the need to write about it.

[Naughty Cal]

Miserable git.

[Rich]

Miserable git.

You really are a silly women. I don't suppose you are able to qualify your statement.

 

I would also put on record that my parents were not only married but married to each other. Therefore your comment that I am illegitimate is unfounded. It would be insulting if made by someone or than you, see the first line.

[Naughty Cal]

So what is wrong with someone praising CRT for their swift service?

 

Or did you just fancy having your usual whine?

 

You really are a miserable old git.

 

http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/git

[Rich]

So what is wrong with someone praising CRT for their swift service?

 

Or did you just fancy having your usual whine?

 

You really are a miserable old git.

 

http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/git

Do you write somewhere and comment after going into a shop and walking out with something you have paid for.Or comment when the insurance company sends you, without delay, the policy documents you have paid for. All Canal and River Trust transactions should be swift and it is a sad reflection upon them when someone feels it necessary to comment when they get it right.

 

If you are are going to quote definitions or sources do your homework properly.

 

BTW, liked the latest pictures, lots of water and river banks.

[Naughty Cal]

How many different definitions of miserable git would you like?

 

People offer compliments for work well done on a regular basis. Perhaps your miserable personality fails to spot this.

 

ETA: This is one of my favourites:

 

"a contemptible person, often a fool"

Edited September 4, 2014 by Naughty Cal

[Rich]

 

People offer compliments for work well done on a regular basis. Perhaps your miserable personality fails to spot this.

 

 

So you think that for Canal and River Trust to get a licence in the post, without undue delay, is getting "work well done".

 

That makes me contemptible because I don't, I think that is one of their duties.

 

As for the definition of "git" perhaps you shouldn't parade your ignorance and ability to see further than the end of your nose. I shall refrain from commenting on the length and shape of your nose, such as long and pointed. Whoops, sorry, just slipped out.

[Naughty Cal]

Ah you see. You make my point perfectly. Miserable git indeed.

[Rich]

Ah you see. You make my point perfectly. Miserable git indeed.

Ah, the best bit of any exchange with NC, she slips into dipstick mode.

[Naughty Cal]

And again.

 

You just don't know how to stop yourself

 

I assume it just comes naturally to you?

 

 

[alan_fincher]

How very odd!

When I'm called a "Grumpy Old Git", I take that as praise of a job well done!

[Athy]

John, you've coaxed Rachel into slipping back into her Fiery Phylis mode of five years ago, always highly entertaining.

A job well done, in a funny sort of way.

[Naughty Cal]

John, you've coaxed Rachel into slipping back into her Fiery Phylis mode of five years ago, always highly entertaining.

A job well done, in a funny sort of way.

 

He wont get that. Hes too miserable and grumpy.

[Rich]

 

He wont get that. Hes too miserable and grumpy.

A small point but did the apostrophe not figure in your education.

[Naughty Cal]

See what I mean?