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Are you going to put some flowers in there?

Let's have a picture of it after it's been tidied up.

I wouldn't waste my time getting my chainsaw out for that. It's only three cuts at the most to get it to go in a car.

I was in Morrison's tonight and I'm sure they had Deawoo pressure washers for £40.

I've got an Aldi one, it works fine. I use it for the car and the monoblock driveway. Let's face it, all they have to do is pump water through a jet.

I'm not here to have a game of oneupmanship.

Stainless steel is a ferrous material. And, having studied engineering components and materials, I know about the workings of Luigi Galvani, galvanic cells, galvanisation etc.

On the contrary, stainless steel is an excellent material to use for that application. It has high corrosion resistance, which is important to survive in that environment, and it can also sustain high temperatures. As proof of its longevity, I recently got rid of a 16 year old car, and the...

3.2mm is an eighth of an inch (1/8). I would just use a 3mm bit. But if you must have it,look for an eighth part bit.

Just as I was about to close the gap to get a bit closer, he pulled away, fast.

As they are all placed the "incorrect way up" I assume they are all damaged.

That's not really for drinking like a normal wine.

#metoo

Try Ikea.

Have you tried Decathlon?

Why not flip the brace to suit your needs?

It sounds a bit like priority boarding.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce3g41z58vno

Duracell Powerbank in Morrison's, £9 reduced from £20.

It's in four spaces, and two of the are extra wide parent and child spaces. Nutter!