Recent content by diy_fun_uk

... when will these youngsters learn! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13403837/Fury-Anglican-priest-82-retired-teacher-85-use-hammer-chisel-smash-glass-protecting-Magna-Carta-Just-Stop-Oil-protest.html

Yep. To use a trades/diy analogy, it would be like a pipe leaking quite badly whilst two or three tradespeople stand there debating how to fix it. I'm committed to fixing this leak. As am I. Yes, I'm also committed. It's important we fix this leak for the homeowner. Yes I agree. I also agree...

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-6737765/How-charities-spend-226m-fat-cat-pay-spin-doctors-running-costs.html

I'm no GB News fan however this kind of sums things up ...

And it's those ones who should be tolerated maybe for 30-60 mins and then water cannoned, tear gassed and if need be tasered.

Where did I say I don't support protests?

Hoping it'll come last.

All door to door activity of this type should be illegal, along with door to door salespeople. Why? Because some people find it difficult maybe very difficult to say 'no thanks' when asked directly to support and/or buy something. Leaflets through the door? Fine. That leaves the individual...

I SOooooo wish they could finish off such statements by saying something like ... In summary sir, you are a complete and utter stupid c * * t

If you're in the house and answer to them, say this: Sorry, I don't live here or I'm just the handyman or I'm just the cleaner If you're in the garden, say this: I'm just the gardener or sorry, no English speak

... how on earth can the 12 year ban be enforced? If he goes out and buys another dog tomorrow, who's actually going to know in terms of the authorities? Even more so if he waits and buys one a few years down the line when everyone's forgotten about the whole thing. Don't give him a...

In my opinion, the guy in that case comes across as being a complete t w a t. Didn't realise it was a requirement to have a brake?!? And surely you have to factor in that pedestrians might be hard of hearing, wearing earbuds listening to music, or might not hear you because of surrounding noise.

It's a tricky one in some cases. Say you have a couple of younger kids or grandkids and you want to go cycling with them. However you don't own a car (to go elsewhere to cycle) and the roads in your immediate locality are all busy. In that scenario you could understand people wanting to cycle...

Cycle lanes yes, pavements no apparently.

How do you know if delaying someone's journey is only causing them 'a little' inconvenience? Numerous scenarios where delays can be a major inconvenience. How long would you say a group should be able to block a road for? 3 hours? 6 hours? 9 hours? A day? A week? Indefinitely? Let 'em...