KidKruger

?Essentially, she is making same mistake as Leavers - making promises about something that isn't in their control.? Unfortunately, only a mistake if she?s/they?re interested in being honest about the future prospects around borders. If lies/bluster worked for the UK Govt, why not SNP ?! Tell them what they?d like to hear and win their support, delivery on promises being irrelevant. The only hope is the Scots not being as gullible as the English, having witnessed how they got scammed.

Treating myself to a shed, now I?ve time to build one in lockdown. Putting a base down once I?ve levelled the ground this week. Question is what kind of shed base: concrete slab, pavers, brick pillars, whatever ? And why/advantages/benefits ? Any suggestion welcome/appreciated. Probably will be an 8x10ft shed, if that has a bearing (pun not intended). Cheers !

Spoof = yawn

Needs his hands breaking, fecking thief.

Yeah but examples like yesterday show that the already closed roads are increasing tension on alternative arteries and when those arteries are compromised, options are limited for alt. routes. If the other roads weren?t closed this wouldn?t be happening in CPR.

You can?t have it both ways obvs. If you use a PEDESTRIAN crossing, use it like a pedestrian, not as an 8 yard cycle Lane. Jakido Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The problem I find with the crossing at the > pedestrian crossings is you the end up having to > walk/ > cycle on the pavement, which isn?t ideal.

The Orgs would just employ/enrich the spouse I would expect. Or do something via offshore/out of sight. The corruption WILL be done.

When it?s closed !

EDguy - for the uninformed like me, what does ?associated? and ?working? mean ? Protection ? Or are you saying they?re actually food delivery riders and this was territorial ?

Correct. For once I?m impressed and saying so !! All well-intended x Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KidKruger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Sounding supremely techy there Sue !! > > Bravo !! 👏 > > > Surely you are not taking the p***, KK?!

Sounding supremely techy there Sue !! Bravo !! 👏

Yeah mine is on the right as I look out into back garden.

No, collect stamps, I can guarantee from personal experience it?ll make you a really interesting person.

^^^🙏🏻^^^

ha ha no, because I thought it was an EDF feature that I may not understand. but thanks and I'll try the outcomes of that google search !

tedfudge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not a racist before anyone pipes up that I am > ... but it does annoy me when people of all > colours start going on about slavery and > especially some black people with chips on their > shoulders about it and blaming people like me a > white person .... let me just say dont blame me or > any other white person that is alive today as this > all happened 200 or 300 years ago and Iam pretty > sure there is no one alive that old today..second > point is I dont understand why black people > rappers etc go around saying the N word and it's > ok but a white person says it and they are racist > its heard so much in music and films etc when > black people are talking and singing so why can a > white person not say it?. > And please dont start calling me a piers Morgan > for asking a question or making a point just > because I either dont understand or I disagree > with certain things.. people are allowed to > disagree with things that they dont believe in and > allowed to ask questions so somebody can give a > reasonable answer / explanation.. If it were a level playing field Tedfudge, your comments may have some validity. But it's far from level, with a long way to go, it's a different deal in this country depending on what you look like skin-wise. It's unfortunately not as simple as, "I never kept any slaves".

I'm having to use phone to upload photos, because iMac does nothing when I select 'Choose File'. Any suggies pls ?

I sanded and varnished handrail natural/unpainted.

I think someone else asked this question regarding the lady who wears a hijab (if you mean that lady), perhaps try searching EDF ?

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes I?ve used that on sanded floorboards. So it > goes on over the paint? In this specific example, I?ve used it as detailed in my process list, above. ETA: just realised my process list had a typo, fixed and should make sense now.

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Unfortunate turn of phrase KK. > > ?Spade? took on racial undertones many years ago. > > So it could be argued your use of the word ?spade? > means you are racist even if you don?t realise you > are (subconsciously racist). > > See how difficult all this is? As far as I?m aware keano it?s a well-known saying and means exactly what I used it for - people identifying something for what it is. In this context (people reacting to a poster?s mode) it?s accurately used. I guess if you want to imply other stuff that?s up to you, but certainly it?s clear what use I intended and delivered.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it Get the Cat Day ? No, that?s unfair, it just ?let?s call a spade a spade? day.

Cat mate, sometimes I wonder how one single poster can so perpetually and consistently always be seeming to be on the side of near-racism/sexism/fascism/whatever, not quite defending it but always in that grey area of not quite condemning it either, or at least repeatedly presenting a case ?for the defense? of borderline standpoints. Then - having predictably provoked other posters - staying in that grey area while condemning those that engage with you. Several times I?ve piped-up to support you when I feel you?re getting a raw deal in discussions with other posters, but you will insist on these provocations. I guess you can take a view that everyone?s wrong, but sometimes common sense says hmmmm... but of a pattern here.

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Many thanks for all advice. Any suggestions for > non gloss finish. Matt or satin. The way I do it - I?d just use acrylic floor covering which is not glossy ie. Matt/semi-Matt. I use Ruskins btw, sold at Plough.