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Something here for you both... https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/evolution-the-self/202110/what-are-the-hazards-having-high-iq

Maybe. Going by the photos, the poster is not one for hedge trimming. Getting a professional in will likely make for a tidier hedge, and he won't have to deal with the waste. Garden tools in the hands of the inexperienced... I've seen some right pigs ears.

Bin the wall, keep the hedge. Needs a trim though, maybe wait until winter and get an arborist to do a hedge refurbishment. Money saved on a rebuild can be used for that, and a decent hedge trimmer so you can maintain it. Or if you want to rebuild the wall, remove hedge and roots, replant...

Don't know. But why do you need a hedge AND a wall?

That's because round here it's hard to find a pheasant plucker.

Not a great diagram, I think the circled area is skirting board. 20/25mm thick insulation for the upstand, cut into strips and lay flat against the wall, then trap it in place with the floor insulation. Or, if the insulation is already down, place against the wall on top of the insulation...

With friends like that..... Nah, feck 'em all.

Been to a football match.

Whilst you don't need to use tilebacker board on concrete, as the substrate is already fine for tiling onto, it still has a use for building up the depth, just full bed it down on tile adhesive, or use a cartridge based glue to fix it down. OB1 heatprotect or vitcas board adhesive if a stove is...

How uneven is it? Looks fine to me. Small inconsistencies in level will be taken out with the notches in the tile adhesive being compressed when you bed the tile. If the concrete section is lower, fill it in with tile adhesive (let set prior to tiling) or a bag of screed, or use a thicker...

How thick are these branches? Anything under 10mm should be doable, you might have to go slow/hold the blade in position for a few seconds. Check it's running at full speed. The machine might have incorrect settings.

You've oversimplified it.

Brexit is still very divisive, and people still label themselves as 'remainers' or 'leavers', when really they should now be called 'remainers' (remain outside of the EU) or 'joiners' I'm a remainer btw...

Probably worth f all. Scrap it.

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No, that's why they are the baddies.

Imagine seeking a legal justification before going to war...

They just make this stuff up to keep themselves in jobs, what will they move onto when the marmalade rules are finalised, crisps?

No, your head is stuffed with pro EU idolatry.

So you approve of this product. Did the EU tell you to approve of this product or did you figure it out by yourself?