You would be right if our average use was more than that. But it ain't.
And we know this is true cos sometimes they told us we had made no savings at all, even when we did make an effort. Which is why we stopped making an effort.
And we know this is true cos sometimes they told us we had made no savings at all, even when we did make an effort. Which is why we stopped making an effort.
My bruv has survived quite a long while with two bags for life so hopefully you'll be OK.
Hope it don't rain and the BBQ goes well, don't forget the spare cylinder!!Morning All.
Not raining, birthday bash at my son's gaff later.
Have a great day!
...and she has just won 5 silk scarves including Liberty, Nina Ricci and Jean Patou, for £55, so apparently a real bargain.
Thats the lot for her "lots!" (We can now breathe again!)
Clouded over, an all.
Thats the lot for her "lots!" (We can now breathe again!
)Clouded over, an all.
...well.
Had a look at the gutterin' and no it ain't the gutter, even the endpiece hadn't broked.
It was jammed up with leaves which have flow from lord knows where (probably due to the high winds we get up here) moss but worst of all flaked off bits of tile!
We have had to replace broken tiles before, so many that a neighbour, whose house was built by the same peeps who built ours just about a year before and who hasn't lost one tile, thinks we were given a job lot of seconds.
But on surveying that part of the roof where there are 576 odd tiles, about 1/4 at least of them are flaking off, quite dramatically. They will all need replacing sooner or later.
One right next to the wall of the bit in the middle, which has a "first" floor, had broken so I replaced that a moment ago. And squirted ant powder all around it as it was covered in the lickle blighters.
Where the flaky ones are is all towards the western edge of this north facing roof. The ones on the other, eastern, side of the house are all ok, more or less.
I haven't dared look at the two south faces and I am not dreaming of clambering up to the roof of the first floor bit without buying a longer stable ladder!
all fun, not!
Had a look at the gutterin' and no it ain't the gutter, even the endpiece hadn't broked.
It was jammed up with leaves which have flow from lord knows where (probably due to the high winds we get up here) moss but worst of all flaked off bits of tile!
We have had to replace broken tiles before, so many that a neighbour, whose house was built by the same peeps who built ours just about a year before and who hasn't lost one tile, thinks we were given a job lot of seconds.
But on surveying that part of the roof where there are 576 odd tiles, about 1/4 at least of them are flaking off, quite dramatically. They will all need replacing sooner or later.
One right next to the wall of the bit in the middle, which has a "first" floor, had broken so I replaced that a moment ago. And squirted ant powder all around it as it was covered in the lickle blighters.
Where the flaky ones are is all towards the western edge of this north facing roof. The ones on the other, eastern, side of the house are all ok, more or less.
I haven't dared look at the two south faces and I am not dreaming of clambering up to the roof of the first floor bit without buying a longer stable ladder!
all fun, not!
Stone56
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OopsGot the twohellspawngrandsons again this afto, don't care if its rainin we're goin out!
And have a lovely day all you lovely people
Stone56
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What's this thing called rust I'm a bit jealous I can't find eny on mine looked everywhereyes but now its got clean rust
Stone56
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Are thay near your chimney for your log burner ?...well.
Had a look at the gutterin' and no it ain't the gutter, even the endpiece hadn't broked.
It was jammed up with leaves which have flow from lord knows where (probably due to the high winds we get up here) moss but worst of all flaked off bits of tile!
We have had to replace broken tiles before, so many that a neighbour, whose house was built by the same peeps who built ours just about a year before and who hasn't lost one tile, thinks we were given a job lot of seconds.
But on surveying that part of the roof where there are 576 odd tiles, about 1/4 at least of them are flaking off, quite dramatically. They will all need replacing sooner or later.
One right next to the wall of the bit in the middle, which has a "first" floor, had broken so I replaced that a moment ago. And squirted ant powder all around it as it was covered in the lickle blighters.
Where the flaky ones are is all towards the western edge of this north facing roof. The ones on the other, eastern, side of the house are all ok, more or less.
I haven't dared look at the two south faces and I am not dreaming of clambering up to the roof of the first floor bit without buying a longer stable ladder!
all fun, not!
That's really cool Dan
Hi Brian, how are you mate?That's really cool Dan
Are you fully mobile again now? How's the ham radio stuff going?
That means your Land Rover is a Toyota -----What's this thing called rust I'm a bit jealous I can't find eny on mine looked everywhere
Stone56
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Just that I've had it from new and every orifice has been well and truly coated in nice black slippery stuff for the last 18yrsThat means your Land Rover is a Toyota -----
Oil leaks? Then it probably is a Land Rover.Just that I've had it from new and every orifice has been well and truly coated in nice black slippery stuff for the last 18yrs
I just thought I'd do something completely pointless for a few minutes.
I have located Katie Price's Mucky Mansion on Google Earth. Because Google Earth allows you to see aerial photos from different dates (assuming that someone has taken them, and Google has bought and published them) you can trace the accumulation of muck during her incumbency. Here it is in 2012:
That was a little before she moved in. More recently it looks like this:
You can see that the swimming pool has turned green and the former tennis court is now merely piles of rubble and discarded cars. I wonder where she gets all her muck from? There's more than could easily be generated just on the premises - it must have to be imported.
I have located Katie Price's Mucky Mansion on Google Earth. Because Google Earth allows you to see aerial photos from different dates (assuming that someone has taken them, and Google has bought and published them) you can trace the accumulation of muck during her incumbency. Here it is in 2012:
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Eye watched a few telly programs about her doing up that house. It was left empty ferra while. When she moved back in peeps had vandelised it. Complete mess. She employed a builderer to work full time with her as it was cheaper than him charging job rates. Fink a few had tried to do her over on price.
