How much in total to deliver to the uk, Ive send you an email but being the weekend i wont read my work emails now till monday, but i can always look on this forum  

thanks again

Got your mail. From what I've heard today from a reseller the price of these bases are 0 on the price list. Lots of them bought them for 5 euro and sold it for a lot more. Try to ask your dealer what's the story behind this. Strange....

Yes ill give that a go, But im sure they dont stock them, Would you sell yours? ive got wall brackets but need the bases to move into another room when we have people over 

thanks 

Just rang around 5 stores and no luck, I should of really took up lee's first offer :/ i thought they would of been easier to purchased TBH

markr3681 wrote:

Just rang around 5 stores and no luck, I should of really took up lee's first offer :/ i thought they would of been easier to purchased TBH

Please let me take this opportunity to remind you all that we have readers from all over the world.
The english language is not read by everyone so many of our members and odd surfers depend on Google translations etc.
Of course, there should always be room for the odd typo or misunderstanding, we are only humans, but
deliberate use of slang words and "smart" replacements, as in the above sentence where "of" replaces the
correct "have" (twice), returns complete nonsense in some translations and many not-exactly-expert english readers
may stumble or wonder as well.
It's a shame, really - and unnecessary if you ask me.

We have agreed to limit the use of internet shorts (OMG, IMHO etc.) and not use txt at all on Beoworld for the same reason.

Rant over. 😂

Martin
Beoworld moderator.

markr3681 wrote:

I should of really took up lee's first offer

Also the correct word is 'taken', not "took".   Not that we speak "da King's English"...   🙂

I suppose TBH means To Be Honest? 

MediaBobNY wrote:

markr3681 wrote:

I should of really took up lee's first offer

Also the correct word is 'taken', not "took".   Not that we speak "da King's English"...   🙂

Like colour and color?

Leslie wrote:

Like colour and color?

Oh, it goes WAYYYY beyond that; often we need a britspeak --> american english translation.  Remember plasters?  😕