Tennentslager

The pics are a bit out of order £100 per metre refers to the slate tiles behind the stove Think he gave me the 4m he had spare for 70 squids! They were 15/20mm think and really heavy. They act like a storage heater after the stove has been on all evening they radiate heat through the night.

Multi tool with a new blade and hand held surform

Welcome Rodger Sounds like your an old hand I'm sure someone will be along soon to talk about sunamp and all those other mysterious technologies (well to me anyway)

phone died but got an old one from a kitchen drawer so don't expect David Bailey standards. Any how here are some pics of how it looks at the moment. I've inserted another dozen or so in entry number one!

Oops my bad. I did download it before from a college website in N Ireland if I recall.

Free download?

Is it worth submitting an FOI for all correspondence re your application particular ly emails within the department also anything at all re policy about GCN It'll take a month but might give you more information you could use in a civil action

Send us a pic of Susan, love to see the fashion of the day? This is 1972 wallpaper and me and my sisters sitting on a radiogram...solid teak it was? brown and beige was in vogue

What is O and G?

You could get a whole sheep for 38 squid

Must be expensive Is it not better to get the roof on pronto and then there's no need Ay a guess it must be twice the cost of scaffolding and then you pray there not a storm

Wonder how much a big telly was in 78..

You could get a suit today for 38 squids in Tesco I wear mine every now and then...it's a black one?

Thought JS might like this. not sure of the load capacity but might save on some scaffolding or for you guys with limited site access.... https://www.bidspotter.co.uk/en-gb/auction-catalogues/witham/catalogue-id-witham10019/lot-2f141643-0e0c-4c81-b01f-a6390103d717?utm_source=bs-fa-06072016&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=MoD&utm_content=image

Fine looking job that is. .very nice

When I did mine I used the fixed bar in option 1 but it was too deeply fitted with not enough thread showing once the tiles were fitted. In the end I had to cut the chrome covers that go on last and trim 10mm off of these using a dremel multi tool. The grohe cover fittings were 20mm deep so had some room to workwith...lucky for me and lucky I managed a nice clean cut.

Hope you have something to read in there... Save you from constantly inspecting the plumbing. Oh and better than reading the ingredients on shampoo bottles?

No...not a jade green one! Pics please...must be worth a fortune somewhere to someone. Saw some tv show that had different colours of reclaimed stuff in their bathroom. Yellow sink, purple bath etc. Horribly brilliant

Yup I remortgaged recently and HSBC refused to accept online printed statements from Halifax...even though their own online service says paper free statements are acceptable for all purposes

What! With chillies or satay sauce???

The Chinese does a salt n chilli munchy box. Chips, fried chicken pieces, chicken drumsticks, chicken balls and Ribs smothered in fresh chilli. Chuck it, I'm off for a pint and a munchy box

a pizza box filled with early death goodies. Typically chips, kebab meat, veg pakora, onion rings, chicken pakora, mushroom pakora and some salad....6 squids

Do you get a munchy box around your area. Dirty but soo good...

I replaced the diaphragm in the sipon a couple of times by making a new one out of a plastic milk carton but it only lasts 6 months so decided to replace the whole siphon. It's in my lads rental flat and I text the landlord to keep him informed. Helps keep us on good terms as he knows a plumber will take 50 squids... Anyhoo bought a siphon kit from screwfix for a fiver and set about it. Next day there's a leak from the close coupling. Top tip I didn't know, you must replace the big rubber donut each time you uncouple the cistern. It was only 1.90 but of course had to go back to screwfix again! The new one had settings for 6,8 or 9 ltr flush and I chose 9. No domestic water meters in glorious Scotia. What a difference this makes! All I will say is there are some big lads using this loo and the extra flush is so appreciated.

These old Berg tools are from Sweden and have a few quality features. Firstly the curved handles are ergonomic and intended so that you can open and close the jaws by dipping you 4th and 5th fingers. The curve of the pliers are ideal and you grab the shoe upper and rock on the hammer using leverage to get it nice and tight. Pop a nail in place with your free hand let go and use the hammer to chap home....and repeat... They are beautifully balanced and easy to spin around a la a gunslinger from a Western?? They are called lasting pliers. Most shoemakers will have three pair s of different sizes with the small ones having a narrow clamp, maybe 4/5mm across. These are used for going around the toe area to make nice neat little pleats.