TheArtfulDogger

Fishbiscuits When two tribes go to war Nippon one is all they score Working on the black ants We got two tribes We got the bomb We got the bomb-yeah Sock it to me biscuits-now

Exdulwicher They haven't just invented laws against them, they were in existence already and they are now enforcing them after the two crashes. It does beg a question of should their use be debated with representation from various lobbies to see if they are safe to use in this country, if so what restrictions to where they can be used (for example not on public highways, m25...) and if there is an appetite for them plus what needs to be done to provide charging inferstructure without adding more dirty power sources to the grid I like some of them but again in the right place (not on pavements where pedestrians walk for example)

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Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Wee ooo eek ewww ...?Is it ok to tip a boiling > kettle down their nest hole? Or is that deemed a > no no?? From what I remember from school, they build the entrance of their nest to be rain proof, bit like a u bend in the toilet, so you will get a few near the entrance but the rest will be sitting there plotting their revenge on the death of Adam , Adam 2, Adam 3, Adam 4.... Best trick is to pour ant powder into the hole and they will take it in to the nest which will kill most of them. But beware of stray dogs, cats and foxes who like to lick it ... They will be gone in a few days, setting up their new nests for next year so better still leave them to it as they do provide a valuable cleansing service against aphids and other annoying little bugs

jamesmcash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > TheArtfulDogger > When you say that the document ?talks about? > making garden waste collections free do you mean > this line? > ?We will consult on the provision of free garden > waste collections for households with gardens and > seek views on the impacts and costs for local > authorities so these can be taken into account in > assessment of new burdens.? > It seems to suggest that following consultation > with local authorities they might consider > providing additional funding to cover the cost of > providing the service for free. Were this to > happen I am sure that the council would change its > policy. The introduction of the charge is a result > of the terrible cuts to local authorities from > central government. > > Best wishes > James Hi James Cynical me feels that the new charge was introduced after the consultation closed, but before results were announced, and that the charge has been introduced just in time to claim additional funding from defra should they push through with the free garden waste collections, whereas if Southwark wasn't charging (as before June) there would be no additional funding. Just a thought As for the claim that it's a result of terrible cuts to local funding, I'm fed up of that cry especially as I have dealings with councils all over and see how terribly inefficient they are internally.

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Have you upset a traffic warden in a previous life ? Maybe put a note on your dash stating valid virtual parking permit in effect no #

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And today, July 14th, film 4 are showing "Miracle on 34th Street" Brilliant old b&w film Getting me right in the mood What are you all looking forward to now we are on the decent to Christmas ?

Somewhere in my loft, I think I have a sealed dogbolter home brew kit from the firkin pubs ... It's got to be 25 years old but tempting to see if it is still works 🤔

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