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  2. Put some soil in it and a few dafodil bulbs . Looks good in the spring .
  3. I'd rather shit in my hands and clap.
  4. Your the man 😂😂 You not got GB News on 😂😂😂🤔🤪
  5. No I will indeed vote for Reform but the 🤔” pro reform clatter “ where was this lad ??. Good job there are charities like you mentioned, there’s plenty of victims that’s for sure. A simple screen shot of today’s scum attacks.
  6. Nor do I. That's why I offered you the bet.
  7. Ah right. I thought all your anti Labour and pro Reform clatter indicated you were a supporter of theirs. I do apologise. Who do you think you will vote for?
  8. You supported the actions taken during the farce 100% Mark, Remember your “ killing granny accusation “ 🤔 Anyway you are starting to rival a certain blagger when it comes to your obfuscation lad. Where did I mention “ Reform “ ?? I don’t gamble Mark.
  9. As above, fungis doesnt like anaerobic conditions so leave as is.
  10. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgd8kj2y2po Kerching!
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  12. Just a moment... WWW.PERPLEXITY.AI The people who are defecting to Reform are the very same people who handled the pandemic, which you loved as much as anyone else. Do you want to bet me 500 quid that Reform, should they get in at next elections will not lose the following one? Winner sends the winnings to Changing Lives, a charity that helps victims of grooming gangs, and those exposed to generally shit times. https://www.changing-lives.org.uk/
  13. The current best practise is to leave it as is - the tree has healed over the original wound. If you cut a slot or drill holes, that only adds a fresh wound that is surrounded by already rotting material, which will cause further infection and rot. A less harmful alternative could be a peice of cloth in the hole which will wick out the water. Note that being wet may prevent some fungi and insects that would thrive if it were a dry hole.
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  15. maybe you were thinking of this version?? First published in the late 1960s and in 1971, the magazine became the subject of the longest obscenity trial in British history thanks to an edition aimed at children and featuring a cartoon Rupert the Bear in a sexually explicit parody. The Old Cartoon That Would Have Outraged The Internet In 2016 WWW.BUZZFEED.COM RIP Richard Neville.
  16. If Jensens future is looking iffy, Is TP worth a look? 215 tracked with 59hp or 280 with 74 certainly ticks the power boxes imo TP 280 TRACK – Tracked Wood Chipper for Uneven Terrain WWW.TPCHIPPER.COM The TP 280 TRACK is designed for demanding jobs on rough terrain — 280 mm capacity, adjustable...
  17. This category, in association with Beechwood Trees & Landscapes Ltd, looks to recognise and the leading arboriculture companies or specialist division. Entrants to this category must be able to demonstrate examples of commitment to the industry, staff retention and morale and constant good business practices. We firmly believe there is a gap in the market for business related arboriculture awards, and therefore feel this category will enable arboriculture companies wanting to highlight their success to do so. Entries close on 9 February 2026! Interested in entering? Download the entry guide here : Business Awards Entry Guide LANDING.ELJAYS44.COM Enter this category : Arboriculture Company - Pro Landscaper Business Awards WWW.PROLANDSCAPERBUSINESSAWARDS.COM
  18. Greatest addiction to the tranny, ford not Harrison, was the tool locker. I had previously just alung the kit on the back of the tipping bed sliding around. My friend has one of the flat pack canopies on his ranger, looks really good and he is dead happy with it.
  19. I had to read this twice, I did not have my reading glasses on and first i thought it read Rupert the Bear cockbook not Rupert the Bear cookbook 😆
  20. A magnolia tree on my land that had almost a second trunk (or a branch) fork away from the trunk very low to the ground had to be removed as it was obstructing the pathway. Many years have past and now the tree has grown around the stump, but recently the middle of the stump began swelling. It swelled so much that pieces fell out, and in the hole it left a pool of water. What’s in the hole is extremely rotted, and the water can’t escape. I’m concerned this will kill the tree. The main part of the tree does look well however. Im considering cutting a very shallow channel (width of a chain saw cut), to let the water out, and let it stay dry. Either that or I just leave it? thoughts?
  21. Hi, I think both, I think you can inject it into the holes... I've only done this once to a chair which was easy but I guess with something much bigger I guess you could spray it. Being no expert, I think if I had serious woodworm in my house for example I would be tempted to buy a pukka woodworm treatment or if it was bad enough call in a professional. Cheers.
  22. That's the way it's looking in terms of where Reform are heading. Hopefully the Greens won't go the same way and take on Labour MPs. The politicians who have been in charge have clearly been incompetent, why would anyone give them another chance? Our communities deserve more than the same reconstituted food served up with different coloured dye.
  23. Hi, I just paint or spray it on before before stacking the slabs to season, + painting the ends with2 coats of SBR. I suppose usually the milled wood would have dried a bit on the surface, I'm no expert... I'm just winging it but it definitely helps to prevent Blue stain and it's cheap and non toxic to mammals.
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  25. Well played that man 👏🏻
  26. Surely it's going to get to the point that it is becoming the tory party under a different shade of blue. Seeing as though the conservatives were kicked into touch last time round may be people won't see it as a good thing, not refreshing as once promised but more the same acrid pool. Mind you labour are leaving the door open
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