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Change it for a lift? Difficult to advise, maybe get a staircase designer to come and have a measure up. The loft staircase above may limit what you can do.

Looks chalkier than a Jim Davidson joke from the 1980's, sound as a pound.

Cage fight?

Pointless digging it out. I'd hire a Stihl saw and slot it to a fixed depth, before breaking off. Like chopping out a lap joint in timber.

Just keep a knife or scissors handy and chop it off everytime it comes to the surface. You'll get the worst of it eventually.

You get back in your box.

Is it me or does it look like the those blocks were laid using Thistle multi-finish?

Egg jokes are a dime a dozen.

Wish I'd kept the old Fiesta now

Maybe they are part way through installing the flue? hence the ladders. It should hold just fine, the two ladders appear to have been tied together with his wife's old tights.

It's all just one big yolk to some people.

You'll never get rid of that, pull it all up, it will come back, repeat every week or two and it will become more manageable.

Presumably, they only engage if you're about to run over a white person?

They should have a little DeWalt flag flying on the top of it, then it can be shown off from all angles. Although if Nosey hasn't got his Gregorys on, he might try and drive his golf ball towards it.

Get your lawyers on the case!

They would absolutely think that, but sometimes bodges can work, for a time.

Blair again! You used to get a free degree in a useful subject if you were up to standard, then Blair wanted 50% of students to go to university while simultaneously introducing fees at £1000 a year (now over £9000) and condemning a large chunk of our youth to become over qualified cup of...

I would consider that as a temp fix only. But if you're happy to live with it for a few years, you could get a large washer (8mm x 50 penny washer) under the bolt heads to stop the vegan lead from pulling out. Ali strip would work too.

Yes, but don't overdo it! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-37600533#:~:text=A%20number%20of%20vehicles%20crumpled,Crayford%2C%20south%2Deast%20London.

As others have experienced, I find it takes longer to work than it says on the box. By which time other weeds have sprouted to replace the ones you've sprayed. I buy the single use tubes or sachets in a 5 litre bottle with lance. I get better results when I add a splash of SBK into the bottle.