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AHPP

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  1. Do you crunch them down with the shells on?
  2. Aye. He puts more effort into it than I did.
  3. Nice redirects btw.
  4. What period of time were you working in?
  5. I will bend over backwards to not be wasteful and chogging was still too much of a fuxk on. Don’t go and burn it this afternoon though. Some people on here chog (or have done, in the past tense, tellingly) and might have found a way to make it work. @Woodworks Can’t remember anyone else.
  6. Forget it. It’s a good idea in theory but not in practice. Separating twigs/leaves from meaningful wood takes ages and if you don’t do it, you end up with mixed fluff and chogs (unless you’re then going to screen/sieve mechanically and I bet that’s a fiddle too). Then storage and drying is a pain. They go mouldy unless you baby them about in small quantities. Poke some sticks in the ground to grow more trees and bonfire/chip the rest.
  7. AHPP

    Bit rough

    Do you have a finder's fee for stuff like that like you might do for dog shit?
  8. Hasn't @aspenarb got a big yard chainsaw? Or is it hydraulic?
  9. They're not talking about piercing the corporate veil though. They're talking about voluntarily (albeit carelessly) parting it. Good point though. Piercing in England is hard. You have to have been doing something dodgy. Your mates' companies going bust is going to coincide with them losing income from them and the resulting personal finance problems that usually causes (ie no money to pay the mortgage). Unless they had done something dodgy so a creditor was able to forcibly pierce the veil or they'd voluntarily parted the veil like Clutchy highlighted, it's probably less about the failure of limited liability as much as it is about the failure of business.
  10. If you're serious, that requires expansion.
  11. Who told you what about limited liability being weak? You have to do something really stupid for the corporate veil to be pierced.
  12. AHPP

    ArbDogs? Pics!

    When she was about one, I stood Meike next to me while I blasted away on a pigeon flightline. Wasn't unduly bothered then because I was there and I like to think her hardiness to fireworks etc was related.
  13. Same as all the other people who couldn't stand stacking shelves then. Anyway, good luck.
  14. Why do you want to get into it?
  15. I saw FL09 SEO yesterday. Ideal for Steve’s retirement job. He’ll be buying a people carrier if he wants it though.
  16. Only the Nazis and television licensing keep more accurate records than Ty Korrigan.
  17. I always recall petrol as being 0.73 where water is 1. I'm sure it's slightly different with some 2 stroke oil in there but it's still surprisingly light.
  18. Until we have the powered exoskeleton from Alien, these things are boss.
  19. Gentle and enjoyable watching, particularly the bloke jumping on the pinch to free his saw. You want to get your dad bod and high neck workwear on www.onlyfans.cymru. Bang in at the moment.
  20. I have fairly strict protocol for locking things. I hold the key in my hand and say to myself, "I have the key. I lock the door." No key in hand, I won't lock the door; I'll walk to get the key. Aware it's (I'm) odd but it works. Keys never stay in locks. They go in my back right trouser pocket or on the hook. Locks get locked to the hasp so they can't be stolen while the shed is open or another lock can't be installed. Combination codes are always rolled round to a random code so a passer by can't quietly make a note and come back. Heaven help you if you err from these systems on my watch. I'm mint at parties and can satisfy a woman, the whole package.
  21. Clutchy, Do you do any work for state organs? Councils, state schools etc?
  22. Outstanding forethought. The mark of a true professional.
  23. I should use hazelnuts for true (foraged) nativity. I've done the egg one with rice.

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