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Not really. On paper yes. In reality it drains money from the rest of the economy, mostly via the banks headquartered there. Joe Bloggs in Sunderland pays his mortgage to Barclays in his local town, who transfer that money to London. Very little is actually produced in London. It sucks...

Democracy is being undermined by bringing in no-hopers with no purpose other than being paid by big government to vote for more big government. The corruption is allowing people who don't contribute to society to shape it.

I watched a fair few of Aquaholic's reviews recently. Found them interesting, especially how they fit everything around everything else in 3D. I concluded that up to £10m they get better and better. Beyond that you get less extra, a £20m boat isn't twice as good. So I'd advise that you stick...

What we have is a conflict between the population of the UK wanting their capital city to be run in the nation's best interests, who don't get to vote... ...and the interests of the people living in London, who want what's in their own personal interests (especially free stuff) and don't care...

Anything waterproof is two-way. While trying to keep water out, it's very possible that you may be instead trapping water in. The rain may blow against the wall and run down it, your waterproof membrane would stop it getting away from the wall and draining away into the surrounding ground...

So he has absolutely nothing positive to say about his track record or future intentions, but is just telling people they may regret not voting for him. Vote for me and nobody gets hurt. He has mafia-like charm. Sadly, as a traitor in an area full of people who hate the UK, he'll probably get...

An example of my sort of muddling about in Libreoffice Draw... You can output in PDF to send to anyone else. The grid lines only show on screen, the above is a screenshot.

I've used LibreOffice Draw (the free equivalent of MS Visio) for years as a very rough and dirty version of CAD... https://www.libreoffice.org/ You can draw to scale, it's vector-based (i.e. not like Paint!) and you can make things look reasonably presentable. It's completely free, it also...

What would you expect harmless, normal water droplets to do? They'd do exactly this. Do you think that jets DON'T produce trails unless you deliberately make them do this? I remember looking at them in the sky in the 1970s, has the top secret population dosing system been running all this...

Thanks, all makes perfect sense. If you believe that this could ever possibly remain secret while thousands of people are in on it.

It's probably just heavy. Due to being full of concrete and paving slab. These things are designed to look pretty, if you wanted easy to lift but ugly then you should have got a metal or plastic one. See if you can lever under it, against a plank so you don't mess up the face of the...

I've got tits too. Just moved into the nest box that I put up last autumn, after I closed up the hole in the fascia they were nesting behind previously. Coming and going with stuff.

Yep, I believe that's the only useful info in this entire thread. But to be fair I haven't read about 75% of it. Maybe the secrets of the universe are within those vast blocks of text, but I'll never find out.

51 years old!!!! Doesn't a boat have negative value at some point in its life? As the disposal costs for all that non-recyclable GRP is very high, not like a car that's always worth something as scrap, or at the very worst you can get rid of it for free.

It does make me laugh when there's a giant concert and they all end up watching telly on a big screen. Would much rather see an unknown playing in a pub.

So why does anyone think that anyone wants to spend vast amounts of money and great government secrecy to spray mysterious chemicals out of commerical aircraft? There must be a good reason to go to this sort of trouble. What is it?

Churchaine eh? Does it make you want to go to church? I'm asking why all the airport staff would think they were filling up the tank labelled "Mind Altering Substances"? There'd need to be a good cover story!

Errr no it isn't. Air runs through it, but there's a very hot burny bit in the middle where the fuel gets squirted in. That makes it spin, which makes more air get sucked through, which makes it spin more etc. But fuel definitely gets very hot in there before before being blown out the back...

For Remoaners, headed by Starmer, every bad thing that happens is a reason to rejoin the EU. It's all lies, they know they're lying but don't care.

So you don't think it's added to the fuel? So this mysterious "chemical" must be supplied separately and filled into a separate tank? If so then what do they call it and why do they think they're adding it? I pour AdBlue into a tank on my car. But I understand why, and I doubt that aircraft...