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If you an find your product click on it and it should come up with a care and maintenance section, the one I looked at said not to use cleaning agents with wax and polish. They are designed to be hard wearing so a simple mild detergent with a damp cloth should be ok... https://www.howdens.com/joinery/floors/flooring/laminate-flooring?p=2

Well done my lovelies, anyone who thinks they can cross VelvetBlueBeret and get away with it has got another thing coming...Mwahahaha! http://www.animobil.info/wit-icons/crows.jpg

What a carrion...

*Rushes out to buy some net curtains...*

Well said Art...

Clueless...

And this is a good follow-up to DAG's thread and a further reality... Of course, all of this was far too complicated and long-winded to put on the side of a bus...

This is a good overview of the realities... https://twitter.com/davidallengreen/status/1135926328568549376

mancity68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...but my life (house, cat, other half) That reminded me of this, must be a Mcr thing... :)

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But am also speaking for a large selection > of guys I know..... If you don't mind same sex group hugs, form a support group with them (also a legit excuse for a night out at the pub), before you know it you've got yourself a whole new set of friends. Job done...

No idea whether that court case will be successful or not, but in this age of post-truth politics there certainly needs to be more accountability for politicians telling outright porkies in order to win votes...

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The European Election Results seem to have proved > that if there were to be a second Referendum > the vote to leave would be much stronger. Hahahahaha!...

We shouldn't mock. One spring after a particularly wet winter, a couple of Mallards took residence in an impromptu pond by the 'big house', now if that isn't village life I don't know what is. Just needs a cricket team and a County Lines drug cartel and it's official...

When are the WTO elections?...

Overuse of exclamation marks is usually the giveaway...!

No Prime Minister is better than a bad Prime Minister...

Guess what DF, if we Brexit and set up separate trade deals we'll be subject to lots of rules/caveats/restrictions etc, especially from big hitters like the US and China who will really be able to turn the screw on li'l ol' UK, assuming we are still the UK. Welcome to the world of global trading...

Also worth noting regarding whoever the Tories elect as leader... The Cabinet Manual says that once a PM resigns ''The Sovereign will invite the person who appears most likely to be able to command the confidence of the House to serve as PM'' If that is a hard Brexiter, especially a No Deal one like Johnson, then I can think of a few Tories who won't support such a person. With such a slim majority in the HoC, it looks like what has dogged Brexit all along will also be a problem with whoever they elect, in that if you appease one side of the Brexit divide you alienate the other side. And if Johnson wins and calls an election, he's skating on thin ice, at the last election his majority was halved down to 5k, throw in a rejuvenated Lib Dem party and the Brexit party and that could disappear very quickly. More fun and games ahead people...:)

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The deal is still on the table as far as the EU is > concerned... Worth noting that as a condition of the extension the WA cannot be reopened, so hopefully when Johnson et al start spouting such nonsense, the political journos point this out. Also, by the time a new leader is elected and with the summer recess, there will be no time to get any deal or even no deal through before the extension ends. But recent history tells us this will all be ignored and we'll get weeks of hard Brexiters promising yet more undeliverable, comforting lies to the Brexit supporters. This piece written by David Allen Green just after the last GE on why May would fail stands up well...https://www.ft.com/content/a46d09b5-e2da-398f-9f04-130764b56427

The Council collected a dead fox from a neighbour's garden, not sure how they view rats though, perhaps give them a call?...

kford Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > or, more > likely, start blaming everyone but yourselves for > the mess you've got us into. The betrayal narrative started yonks ago, and that's all that Farage has dished out during this election, no policies, just the language of betrayal. Populism is easy solutions to complex problems and when they don't work it's the fault of others, that they weren't carried out properly, that they didn't 'believe' in them enough. A comforting lie is easier to sell than an uncomfortable truth. Much easier for the modern day careerist politician to carry on citing the imaginary 'will of the people' when in fact they should be telling the country the uncomfortable truth that what was promised was simply undeliverable...

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They certainly need our money Red Devil. Loads of > big fat pensions and expense accounts to be paid > for Yep, one in particular springs to mind, a certain Mr N. Farage...

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