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I know someone who did just that. It cost them thousands...

How dare you Sah! Bonkers, me? Dawn Sir, pistols or epee?:LOL:

Wonderful news.

WC with the sink on top as you enter the room; shower at the back end.

Trump is too thick to know that overseas aid buys you influence, and even control overseas. Russia and China will pick up the slack. Smart move Donnie.

Trudeau allocated that money, $1.3 bn in December. He's traded his way out of tariffs with something Donnie is too stupid to know was already done.

If there was an election tomorrow it would be on Fantasy Island.

What's not conspiracy, but fact, is how incredibly hard the shot from the book depository would be for anyone, let alone someone with a short barrelled rifle and three rounds off in as many seconds...

Recently got some great advice here about larch cladding using these- so far so good. Moving on, I'm going to be doing a floor in solid oak shortly... Question- can I use tongue tite screws into weyroc? Thanks

Scoundreslskis. The lot of them.

I take your point, but sideways, it's 2 lengths of 4 by 2 (top n bottom) with a doorway in it.

What! The one with only one leg?

Not bad, fair play, not bad.

Let's face it- if the docs fail to openly admit a massive deep state conspiracy (and if it was, nobody's letting it outa the bag), the swivel-eyed tinfoil hat wearing loons will just cry, "Fake!" anyway. Seems pointless to me. I'll read the 1 page synopsis*. *Prediction: 'On the balance of...

Unless he ordered a suicide attack by the military, which was successful (sarcasm), there is not a chance that Trump knows what happened.

Thanks Noseall. On Q2, I meant: if the SE says it needs support, might doubling up on the floor joists suffice, rather than a steel?

First is to say, I'm having an SE round Wednesday, but thought I'd ask anyway. We built our timber frame house 30 years ago. I plan to remove a 3.5m long downstairs stud (4x2 @ 600 centres) wall with a door in it, to make a through kitchen dining room. The joists run parallel to the stud...

It's very common indeed. It's a well used aerial roadway through London. And the glideslope is 3 degrees btw, not 3%. Applying for 'a zone transit' is a radio call. I'm a gasher at diy, Filly, but I have been an aircrew professional, and have transitted the helilanes many times.

The role of the helicopter squadron concerned was to ferry vips around DC; and to maintain government continuity ie get the important people outta Dodge when it all kicks off. That's what they were practising. Edit: BTW, anyone with a helicopter and an appropriate licence* can fly through...

So... make something official sounding up; then change it when the truth is established? You're going with that?