Too tough for me to answer for sure. I might take one route and might take another. I doubt I'd do something I didn't want to just because I maybe ought to though. If that makes any sense.

Sometimes the filters can ignore spaces too much to the annoyance of anybody discussing Scunthorpe.

Anyway here is a little tool you can use to get yourself banned on as many forums as you like.  A small selection of Cryllic letters that you can substitute for the equivalent letters you'd get by typing. Just click a button and that letter will be put in your clipboard. Paste it in where the want it instead of typing that letter....

https://letschat.club/extras/trustee.php

It was more annoying because I had no way of finding anything out about it. I'd forgotten how dependent I'd become on the internet for news or information on anything.

Good question Mups.  I think that I'd try an reach a compromise between the two, if that makes sense.

Tower Hamlets  'nuff said

Maud always wore her bed sox in bed
Along with  woolly drawers on her head

Might seem an odd question,  but if you had an important decision to make,  would you say better to do what you  want to do at our age in life,   or what you  ought to do?

And what if the two choices might have  very different consequences?

How would you make your choice? 

   good news for you Vlad.

Mine's been OK, TalkTalk

Quote from: Scrumpy on Today at 06:28:34 PMMy granddaughter Hattie hasn't been able to drive her car for a couple of months now because of faulty airbag..
The waiting list for repair is horrendous..
She used my car for a month.. She now has a rental car being paid for by the car company..
Her car is still off the road and no date given as to when it will be sorted..

Scrumps,  Hatti may be able to get compensation according to this.  Might be worth looking into?

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Owners of cars with faulty airbags may be able to get compensation, especially in cases like the recent Citroën airbag recall, where some drivers are eligible for compensation and hire cars. 
Compensation can cover losses such as the depreciation of the vehicle's value, costs for alternative transport (like hire cars or taxis), loss of earnings due to the car being unusable, and general inconvenience. 
Drivers may also have the option of joining a group action lawsuit for this type of issue. 

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