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thanks Moz, I know you've also posted about losing people close to you and it brings home a few truths eh? This assisted suicide debate is a hugely opinionated area and I can only say it as I saw it, the doctors and nurses we dealt with were fantastic, especially the ones on the chronic wards...

click on your name in the listings on the right, a page will appear with an option to list all your posts, you can do it for other people as well. :)

Oooh can I have an 'I'm outside the bubble' T-shirt? :lol: Sounds like a good slogan, will it be in large block print like george michaels old choose life t-shirts? 8) What about 'Down with rising damp'? :?

It's an oldie, but a goodie :lol: Rain stopped work here, its chucking it down, thanks for the laugh 8)

Aah, surfing on llangennith, gower peninsula, beautiful, vast , glorious beach. :D

No-one is denying that 'damp' exists, the question is does rising damp exist? and there have been many scientific tests which 'prove' it doesn't. Therefore all damp problems should be able to be explained by finding the source of the dampness or apparrant damage to brickwork assumed to be caused...

I believe quite sincerely that something similar does happen in the nhs, my father-in-law died recently from alcohol liver disease and when it became apparrent to the nurses/doctors that all they were doing was prolonging an inevitable and fairly horrible death, they advised us of their chosen...

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Nice link BAS, wouldn't want to be one of carrillions 'externalities'.

Rules is rules! where would we be without rules? Yup France :lol: thanks to Al Murray, pub landlord for the quote Serious now: French regs allow sockets in bathrooms, but their regs are different to ours, You dont have to stick to 7671, but it helps when you have to prove your work is safe...

Brightness, ah brightness I could do with some this week thanks 8) Sorry about the walking thing, but some people drive you to it :lol: You are absolutely correct and its horses for courses isn't it?, we all have different requirements and the only danger on the roads are people themselves...

:lol: rant :lol: moi? never :wink: even so, the berlingo on that page IS a citroen. :shock: and I'm just trying to be reasonable and not force you to drive something you dont want to :cry:

http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~jones/1index/16c.htm Dump truck with snow plough attachment. :lol: :lol: :lol: http://www.iddstechnique.nl/berlingo_onderdelen.htm Berlingo off roader with a v6, not too environmentally friendly :? now you dont need it you'll be trading down to a...

Or you could pretend to be French, they allow sockets in bathrooms, allowed in Britain via EU rules :shock: Get a Polish spark to do the work for you and alls ok :wink: Seriously tho just use a proper toothbrush.

Get a registered spark round to do a periodic inspection report, this will list the areas that require attention, their urgency and record all test readings. Its going to cost upwards of £150-£200 but its worth it for piece of mind and safety.

Cant possibly put granny in the back of a dump truck :lol: Although a Merc Unimog is quite a versatile little motor and has the advantage that it would fit on my driveway, could have a Haflinger as a tender :lol: Still no list of criteria for the authorities to use when deciding what vehicle...

You need a new oven :cry: there is probably nothing wrong with the 'trip', sorry its chips tonight :wink:

sleeve it with earth sleeving (green/yellow) and terminate in a section of connector strip, do not cut it back, its a right pain when you change the switch for a metal one at a later date, and need to earth it. Is the earth connected to the ring cpc?

Did you see that the cars in the chancellors new zero rated tax band arent available here in Britain, :lol: