SteamyTea

How about some actual figures: floor area, wall area, perimeter to area fraction, volume. Oh dear, where do we start with this one. It is probably having a greater cooling effect, especially as some of your place is buried. Where is it: inside, outside. Cold bridging? Not that crazy, fitting far-infrared on the ceiling would be crazy. But sticking with that theme, how about forced air heating, get the air changes then. But hard to fit with thick walls, and takes power to run. How do you generate power to run the pumps at the moment?

The UK can be self sufficient in food, not a problem usually. Choice would be limited, some years there would be over production, and some years under production. There is also a foods safety issue. Many houses have been built on ex industrial land. Though it should have been cleaned up, this will not always have happened, then think of avian flu, swine fever and other commutable diseases. The reason we have a global supply chain in agriculture is because it is more efficient. Who are we fighting? Ourselves?

Or change her phone to your provider, it does not cost anthing.

I used to live in Cury. (Other dishes are around)

Your bog looks like the ones at my school. Hopefully @DamonHD HD will be along to explain what happens when the raised cistern falls on your head.

You need to treat your bitches better then.

How are you going to deal with sewage?

Do they spend more on printer paper and ink?

Already got a shower in it

Evening Mr Trevithick. Redruth are you, your relative was born near Tesco Extra

https://randomnerdtutorials.com/micropython-esp8266-deep-sleep-wake-up-sources/ Not read it fully

I went to work for most of it, I keep suggesting that I get furloughed, but seems I am needed, no matter how useless I pretend to be.

I think I read somewhere that it was smaller, and cheaper to run, than Birmingham council. Though I do agree that moving every month is a bit bonkers, but then our politicians generally go 'back home' every week. Say it costs £200 quid each, that is over £6m/year, and that is before moving staff/security about. I really think that is a distraction.

We have not seen the problems caused by restrictive trade yet.

So we have the perfect outcome. Well done 'Leave'. You are the winners, now what is the prize, oh, a smaller economy and more expensive trade. oh and i did not say we keep voting ad infinitum, just that the lies Brexiteers peddled have been exposed. That should spark concern to anyone that wants sovereignty, being governed by crooks, cheaters and untrustworthy people never ends well. You will have to go back a few pages to see my ideas on voting reform. But as i said, not relevant as we have voted.

An ESP has a built in power saving function i believe. I really need to set up a network at home ans have a play with them again. They have been gathering dust for 2 years.

That goes back to my voting reform, not that it is relavant. If you have a binary question, then realistically you need to have an overall majority. We have seen what has happened when you don't, not even a single party in power can agree. We should really rerun it, then we will all be better off.

Yes, I was covered in dust and blinded.

Just taking the "The Government's Brexit Contract with the British People" at face value. Are you saying that all contracts can now be broken, quick way to pay of a mortgage, or get out of a marriage. I still think that remainers where more realistic and could see the downfalls.

Can someone explain, why, after the event, claiming that being on the winning side, is justification for the decisions they made. I was a bit drunk once and ran over a cat, my girlfriend said 'I knew that would happen'. How could she have know? It is a bollocks justification. And, why do leavers not change their minds and think they made a mistake. I like Gary Glitter when I was young. Still hum along to his tunes. But not allowed to claim he made a major contribution to British culture.

So you don't have a problem with unrepresentative democracy then. That's fair, but I do have a problem with it.

And that is the problem. If we, as a nation, don't vote, we can't have influence. I think that deep down, the British voter thinks their vote counts for nothing That needs to change.

Covered in grit at moment

The EU parliamentary elections. How Farage got there.