Good bye Arbtalk

[Buzzsurgeon]

Arbtalk prevents me from doing the things I should be (in a good way maybe) On a wet day when I should be catching up on paper work and those other bits that never get done, I find myself drifting onto the forum! It's all about time management discipline! It's a very useful tool and resource in the right hands! I think I have it under control.

Edited January 29, 2014 by Buzzsurgeon

[dan494]

If you're having problems I feel bad for you son, I've got 99 problems but arbtalk ain't one

[difflock]

I were having a chat with the Boss tother day,

We were discussing doing research on tinternet, regarding products or subjects we knew knowt about.

We virtually simulteanously said that it was easy to filter out the real-world sensible informed advice.

From the uninformed spouting.

Even for topics with which we were not familiar.

Strange but true.

Edit

Still searching on here for advice on plumbing and tiling the en-suite for the daughter.

All I find is endless discussions about trees.

Honest John nor the Farming forum are a deal of help either.

Edited January 29, 2014 by difflock

[born2trot]

Only positive things to say about Arbtalk here , moderators extremely good and a fantastic leader in Mr Bullman

[arbmansam]

I personally feel that information can be picked up anywhere from anybody, its only when that information is put to practise do we know if it works or not.

When I first came on to arbtalk before starting a career in trees I had no idea about anything, arbtalk led me to jonsie show from there I met many many different faces which I then found out was on here, these people have gave me more knowledge about tree work, climbing, machinery and even business which I certainly didnt know 3 and half years ago

So it all depends how pick through the opinions of others

Best of luck mate

[SteveA]

I were having a chat with the Boss tother day,

We were discussing doing research on tinternet, regarding products or subjects we knew knowt about.

We virtually simulteanously said that it was easy to filter out the real-world sensible informed advice.

From the uninformed spouting.

Even for topics with which we were not familiar.

Strange but true.

Edit

Still searching on here for advice on plumbing and tiling the en-suite for the daughter.

All I find is endless discussions about trees.

Honest John nor the Farming forum are a deal of help either.

 

- To prevent plumbing leaks make sure all your joints are watertight

- Spend a night on the tiles and you'll be fine

 

Hope this helps

[predator]

why we are on the subject what's the best saw to buy at the moment

 

 

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i would at a guess my choice for slaying trees would be a

wooden chainsaw with a wood cutting blade thingy on it tiss rite

[WoodED]

i would at a guess my choice for slaying trees would be a

wooden chainsaw with a wood cutting blade thingy on it tiss rite

 

a wood blade you say, hmm interesting

 

 

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[bobh]

Hornbeam

[Stubby]

Think we are all pissing at the moon here . Liam has not responded so I guess he has " left the building "