Reply With QuoteThough I read this online somewhere so it's perhaps not accurate. amex never actually reveal the criteria and used to deny it's existence.Originally Posted by Sir C
Really? My Ma certainly didn't do that.
I could always pay for the glw's shoes with it. That should sort it nicely.
Though I read this online somewhere so it's perhaps not accurate. amex never actually reveal the criteria and used to deny it's existence.
They probably deliver them by drone these days.Access changed their name to Mastercard, I believe. Or were bought by Mastercard. 'Your flexible friend'.
My mother had a black Amex. The fabled 'invitation only' Centurian card. Replacement cards were delivered by motorcyle courier in a presentation box.
I'm still awaiting my fúcking invitation.
Hang on - what does he do? Is he a sqaddie?
Doesn't bother me, its not my money. And they usually don't bother anyway- company card, company account.I hate when these hotel tossers decide to put a massive authorisation on your card.
Though in reality it doesn't make a difference. though I have had them put an auth on my debit card and wasn't pleased.
Yes, he's a private in a line regiment, usually he's posting from the bottom of a trench.
...in the Alsace.
Hmm - I'm calling shenanigans on you.
No, really, b and I met him for a drink once, in a little estaminet in Ypres, we had vang blong and omelettes and frits, he'd just come out of the line and was all muddy. His real name is Tommy Atkins.
You realise that 'squaddie' denotes someone in the lowest ranks of the British Army, yes? It doesn't just mean 'soldier'.
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