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Everything posted by Con
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Retired
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Nobody, private or public sector 'get those things for nothing'
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Are you talking about negative inflation?
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And what does everyone else do? Put their prices up accordingly. This is all the nurses and paramedics are trying to do through negotiations via their representative bodies, which have failed due to one side refusing to negotiate
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And if that happens on a non strike day who do you blame? Because it is happening
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25k Gareth. I see why you don't want anyone to have a pay rise. You're trying to bring them down to your earnings. Seriously though, that is a government tactic. Race to the bottom, I think they call it. Sponsored by the likes of yourself
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This is true, partly, but we all know how that works, 'I'll give you £300 to cut my hedge', 'no' 'How about a grand?' 'Go on then'!
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Doesn't really solve the problem though. Infact it is part of the problem, significant numbers are leaving for different employment. A decent pay rise would go some way to solving it. I don't think we should be having a go at the ones staying and fighting for this and ultimately the NHS
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Doug, see if Bruce will do a shift on traffic management with you
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Hi everyone I've had my insurance with arbrisk for several years now. I've reduced my work. I'm only going out 2 days a week max. I've approached arbrisk to see if they do a reduced premium for part time, max 20 hrs a week. They don't. Does anyone have anything similar, or know if any one offers part time cover? Thanks
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Started something mark. I'm back row second right. Forest fans may recognise Ian woan, front row, also Alan reeves (Wimbledon) his brother Dave, not on photo Sheffield Wednesday. My career went down hill from there!
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Agree with Mick. Anyone that wants to criticise refs should have a go themselves. And anyone that thinks Kane can't hit a barn door should try taking a penalty at any level of football, never mind a world Cup quarter
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Usual over reactions from people that rarely watch football and have never played. Ref missed a couple of fouls on sakka in the first half, but to say it was the worst referee performance ever! Get yourself down to a Liverpool and District Sunday league game this morning, you'll see some crackers
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Any one with bikes will know it as a cush drive. Absorbs the shock from changes in speed
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Ms180, ms260, ms362, ms661, ms200t and echo 2511. Yes a 180, and it gets used. It's just so light for snedding small stuff. Made up with the little echo. Makes a 200t feel very heavy now, though. Ms261 is a good choice 👍
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Henchman Ladders have snapped off - are these worth getting welded?
Con replied to Treepigmatt's topic in Picture Forum
Unless you have willfully damaged them I don't think you should be paying. Look well used, maybe a bit of metal fatigue? Also, that looks like a tricky weld -
Weld and grind works. You'll have to put a weekend aside, well, that's how long it took me to get rollers out, couple of beads on both edges, grind and put it all back together. Worth it though. Make a note of the edge angles, because you tend to lose them when the bead is on. I ground one first, before beading the rest and used that as the guide
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I had a young lad from reece heath, when the college closed for covid. It was all official, quite hard work, had quite a bit of paperwork, covid risk assessments as well as all the usual. Most work took longer than normal, stopping to explain, no corner cutting etc. Very first day he was with us, we had to cross a stream to get to site. Rickety old bridge, I slipped and dropped the ms200 into it! Turned it into an educational exercise 'stripping down a chainsaw'
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Would lone working be another issue?
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Don't know how things work these days, but I'd be tempted to make them a silly offer for it. It was 25 yrs ago, I had a car stolen. Ins paid out £400.00. The car turned up about a month later, with panel damage, but driveable. I bought it back off the insurance Co for £30. Didn't repair it, just ran it into the ground. Things might be different these days, but worth an ask
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The deeper meaning of my bonsai tree / Sam Show
Con replied to Thesamshow's topic in Trees and the Law
Gutted. You've got your shirt on -
Much more entertaining, and just as educational
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He doesn't want to take too much off. He's got to take it away on his bike.
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They don't have the right to climb on any part of the tree in your property. That may restrict the amount of work they can do.
