This one's recent and technically ongoing. It hurts a bit.
After moving back to N Ireland I got my workshop/music room all setup and have built up 6 pcbs ready to house. I placed a £180 order with Banzai for 10 Enclosures, audio grade electros and some opamps.
After chasing them for a while (standard banzai practice) my order finally shipped but never arrived with me. I tracked the order and my heart sank when I realised it had been shipped to my old address in England and has apparently been delivered. It looks like I didn't update my details with Banzai and missed the delivery address when ordering because I'm an idiot.
I've gotten in touch with a friend in England who's trying to track it down by visiting my old neighbours to see if any of them took the package in.
Fingers crossed it turns up and he can send it on. The funny thing is my wife and I have a running joke about her sending stuff to old addresses months after we've moved house but this time it me![]()
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I always wondered about that use of bellend. Can you elaborate on that?Well I've had an update to this and just to get it out of the way the news is not great.
My buddy Connor visited my old street on Sunday and at the second door he tried we at least found out where the package was taken in.
Steve and Marie* were my direct neighbours at my old house. Marie answered the door and when Connor said why he was there she confirmed that she did indeed have a package for me. Success! She told Connor she had been trying to find my number and she was going to call the estate agents who Let the property to see if they had a forwarding address. Unfortunately Marie couldn't find the package, it wasn't where she had left it and Steve wasn't home. She gave Connor some mail she did have for us and asked him to come back today and she'd ask Steve where he moved it to.
So Connor goes back today and a very apologetic Marie answers the door and basically tells him that Steve said he thought she'd never find our new address and he was tired of looking at the box (it was there for 3 days) so he took it to the recycling centre and dumped it.
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So after talking to Connor last night and thinking we'd located my parcel it was a bit of a shit call today to find out Steve had dumped it. Annoyingly Marie's plan would indeed have worked, my old estate agents have both my phone number and email address.
Despite this being entirely my fault for sending the parcel to the wrong address, I'm still a pretty pissed at Steve for dumping it without even waiting until Marie called the estate agents today.
*Names changed to protect the innocent... We'll Marie's name was changed but not Steve's because he's a bellend.
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From the Oxford dictionaryI always wondered about that use of bellend. Can you elaborate on that?
I actually do......looking for a project to use them in..........
From the Oxford dictionary
bellend
/ˈbɛlɛnd/
noun
VULGAR SLANG•BRITISH
- the glans of the penis.
- an annoying or contemptible man.
"he is a total bellend and should step down as soon as possible
@SillyOctpuss thanks for obliging me and sorry about your package. Also seems like Steves are universally awful with some exceptions
No worries mate, forget Steve. Apparently the first batch of boards and chips had some issues...there's a revision due for one board, and some new chips as well. Send me the new addy and when all this drops, you'll have a good set.
As for Steve's suggestion...I can only shake my head. Tis more than simple ignorance at work in that man.
I too, know some terrible Steve's. The kind that would gleefully throw my mail in the trash. Bellend is also new to me but I understood. In my hood, I think we would've called him a fuck stain. Another arrow for your quiver.
So, basically a dickheadFrom the Oxford dictionary
bellend
/ˈbɛlɛnd/
noun
VULGAR SLANG•BRITISH
- the glans of the penis.
- an annoying or contemptible man.
"he is a total bellend and should step down as soon as possible
So, basically a dickhead