People who have received their money for signing up to Starling -
was there any notification that you've completed the offer?
Did you need the physical card or the virtual card?
Does the £25 just appear in your account after 7 days?
Thanks
When taking into account lessons, practical and theory tests,revision resources and books how much did you spend learning to drive.
With 2 practical fails and 2 theory tests and name 60ish hours of lessons I'm around £2,600
To the people who haven't passed yet, you can do it!
Don't want to go into the mistakes, just really silly stuff, like forgetting how to count the exits on a roundabout so ending up in the wrong lane.
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Im just so annoyed at the money and the wait - paying for the test, paying my instructor to use their car on the test day and paying for lessons.
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The most annoying part is I only have myself blame and just feel like packing it in but I know I have to keep going.
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I have these red/orange food oil spots on a shirt.
So far I've tried treating with vanish oxi action and ecover stain gel and washing with ariel power pods.
The pods and the stain gel use enzymes.
I have hydrogen peroxide, should I dab a little on and then wash it again?
Thanks
They're slightly too far from me and last about 2 minutes before they're booked but I'd say about 8-10 tests have come up within the last 20 minutes.
Good luck people
Is the sex based harassment crime into law? What do you actually say when you arrest someone for it?
Im not police anymore but had a situation where a girl believed she was followed through town and onto the bus. The bus driver dealt with it completely and reported it but just wondering if that would constitute the new sex based harassment crime
Been fine driving for the last month and then suddenly the nerves kick in an following the sat nav becomes really hard.
Slowed down to abruptly to make a left turn which caused the car behind me to brake suddenly.
Really annoyed with myself and have to find another test before 24th July *when my theory runs out
Please can someone generate a student discount code for Honeractive?
Thanks!
Unfortunately I've become a victim of a sedentary life style. Whilst my strength work is fairly decent I'm becoming limited by my body's mobility and flexibility.
I have all the common problems sadly - tight hamstrings, hip flexors and calves, bad ankle mobility, can't asian squat, terrible overhead mobility.
Honestly I feel pathetic writing it out but does anyone have any routines that they've followed just to deal with these common problems?
Im hopefully looking for one routine I can just follow rather than having to go through different people's routines.
I want to stop neglecting this area and take it as seriously as my strength work.
Thanks in advance