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Steven P

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  1. Just use it like a normal saw (about 1:25 in to see that advanced technique)
  2. There was a thing last night, think it was whatsapps are stopping support for iphone 15 I think it is. just in case your new phone is an old phone, it is worth checking what will run or not
  3. there is a reason I've never posted on the cooking thread!
  4. Often thought about that simple printer, MuckyDs wrappers auto printed the car reg from the camera - think you could do the same with other stuff but... not sure they'd get away with that. The children thing is a god idea though!
  5. I've looked at this a couple of times, replace the blanket with foil and it looks ready for a couple of hours at gas mark 6!
  6. Trail cam might not be useable by the authorities unless you also put up a notice warning that CCTV is in operation - it might give them enough to know to hang out there at say 5:20 on a Friday evening but even with clear faces, reg plates and so on, no warning means the footage can't be used. Had a similar good story the other week, some fly tipping I'd reported (too much for me to put in the car) had some addresses, originator owned up and was set a fine, good news was the council man said since he had fessed up, no need for me to go to court to be a witness! Serious stuff.
  7. Likewise, similar 1/4 mile walk from the house except mine is MuckyDs wrappers and Costa cups (and one block who discards his cigarette box every other day). What annoys me is the litter bin is about 5m from where they throw the packaging out the window, fag packet I suspect comes from one of the workers at the yard down the road.
  8. Good money inchip...
  9. Sounds like the above was true and 6 months seasoning isn't enough for oak... 2 years is better. I assume you are storing it outside or somewhere with a good airflow at that too - a mostly sealed garage will get damp inside for example, difference in air moisture and log moisture is reduced and drying speed slows. Don't stack drying logs to close together either, the stacks need air gaps for air flow. Last comment, taking a bucket of logs off the top of a wood pile will also take last weeks rain with it, taken from the middle might give better results.... but you'll knock the wood pile over trying to get them.
  10. I wasn't going to respond, however if you post posts as bait but cannot take the replies - noting you were getting increasingly agitated last night when we did reply - then perhaps.. just a suggestion... perhaps stop playing silly games and posting links as 'bait' (however I don't believe you did post about Trump as bait, I believe it was your sex-abuser hero worship coming out). I'll also note that for a couple of weeks you didn't post in this thread and there was a marked decrease in aggression and bad humour too. Coincidence? But the take away from that, posting links as bait is bad form in a generally friendly forum. Take note, and have a good week.
  11. Ahh, is that what you say, must be true that.
  12. Aha!! Another post straight after my last one.... lucky sod you are getting my attention till the gin cools suitably. Thought you'd realise, I have no embarrassment, that is just you making assumptions. Wouldn't want you to fall into that trap, it is bad form old chap.
  13. Oooh, someone is pissy tonight that tomorrow is a school day.
  14. Firewood is generally a retail product so the price is for domestic - small deliveries, no incentive to negotiate the price down. Chip is generally a commercial product with large deliveries, enough money in that to make negotiation worth while, even a couple of ££ at 44 tonne deliveries over a year can be worth chasing. Domestic firewood will always be the premium product... else the power stations would be buying up all of that to chip themselves and not chip
  15. See... every post I make, every step I take, D'll be watching you. Oh, can't you see.....
  16. 2 posts today about the Rapist, serial voyeur (including children), President-Elect, and I guess you could add contempt for the law for not speaking up about his child sex trafficking bestie. Your Trump bromance is clouding your judgement such that you think he is a good man worthy of our respect. He is not a good man.
  17. Quick look online suggest £120 retail / m3... so if we half the cost at each stage of the process to give a profit margin... £120 delivered, £60 for dried chip, £30 for chip, £15 for arb waste / m3... tops. Bulk, probably 2/3 of that
  18. See... sniffer dogs can be trained for all sorts, JohnsonD nicely trained to react to every post I make now I see. La la la,
  19. Sniffer dogs can smell all sort, just got to train them to be excited by the right smell!
  20. ... all politicans, not just the current government of course. The higher up you go the larger the bung. Remember the £15k wall paper that a prime minister didn't want to pay for?
  21. Yup - my next one will probably be the 110 ! (£20 for the phone, if I am out and about I am not interested in internets, at home I have a more powerful computer to do all that, it's all I need... and I can trash it weekly at that cost)
  22. As above, pragmatically, the 2 'evergreens' are quite tall from the photos, and it might be a blessing to have them removed at someone elses expense... especially if you can wangle some other form of barrier there. Not sure about the other 2 trees, however if they weren't my thoughts would be "prove it" before they do anything. Do you have any fondness for the other 2 trees? Would you be upset if they were to be removed at anothers expense? If not for neighbour relations go for it... but fight to maybe get the fence renewed and some other form of barrier planting? Second opinion and so on might give you some room for negotiations. However a few times over the last few years "foundations cracking... on the new extension... old house is fine" story (might be wrong but that's how I am reading it)... points to the buildings lacking with foundations given the neighbouring trees. What is the time scale for the trees? Which came first, pool, extension, trees? End of the day though, what would be your best solution here? I think from your original question you might have grounds for some improvements - screen or whatever, some landscaping - as compensation for the 'lack of amenity' from loosing the trees
  23. Step away from the keyboard, SP, step away... all I'll do is wind folk up.... but this is a good start from Labour isn't it, better than the Tories.... Going to the source rather than reacting to the symptoms. UK signs deal with Iraq to tackle people smugglers in Europe UK.NEWS.YAHOO.COM Yvette Cooper says deal means cooperation with Iraqi security forces and faster return of refused asylum seekers
  24. Yes but a quiet news day they pulled an old story out to fill the pages

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