waxed?
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I just discovered from the crap programme Louise is watching that this device is a real thing
An electronic bull ejeculator
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To be fair I thought you were lying down with the mutt and that was ya barnet
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that barbeque and wheelbarrow look great , just worried about the pikies taking it
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Christ, you worry a lot !
i do !!
if i put a piece of metal out the front or nearby , its around 1-10 mins before its taken by various folks in white vans or even mercs , makes renovation very easy becuase you can get rid of so much excess metal , pipes etc in minutes without lugging it to the tip
yes on monday i have to assess a shed which is apparently rat and fox frequented , whether to pull down or repair . probably the latter as nil facility for skips etc
A gallon of diesel and a box of matches, sorted.
Itâs coming down, with the help of my Sawzall and a garden brazier. Seeing as itâs a 10âx8â itâll be a long day methinks.
Replacing it with steel one. Actually itâs getting replaced with 2 steel ones, Claire has decided she wants a shed on the patio too, so she doesnât have to traipse a whole 30 yards extra to the top of the garden to get her shearsâŚ
brilliant . just a thought . steel ones can get very hot , they can blow away too if not well secured and sometimes on cheaper ones the doors are not so good .
today got my first smartphoneâŚoh my gosh now to learn to use it and had a wonderful 2 chaps fit cctv to house . the quality is amazing and very neat discrete job, moving from dinosaurhood fast !!
.now i can tell when the cowboys next door start knocking my walls down !! [ had to stop them recently ]
Big fucking ground anchors plus gripfill should do it. Heat shouldnât be a problem in the one at the top of the garden, itâll be mostly in shade.
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sounds a good plan , i remember a colleague at work saying her metal shed had blown somewhere ! so good to plan
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Portugal?
St Austell?
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You lot - what are you like?
Itâs obviously Dalston.