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That's a basking shark - capable of giving you a nasty suck. So presumably Shark Attack doesn't fit - how about just SHARK?

mistakes

I'm Labour though and though and I use the Daily Mail to wipe my feet ...but this story does have the horrible smell of truth about it

Him with the wisest mind has something yet to learn

I couldn't possibly know all that - I'm just a simple man

Mr Tim? Mr Tim? I don't knowa dis-guys! I's a different idiot.

72 isn't a word - six dozen is two

Jeez, I must of killed zillions

Bennett Cerf: Gross ignorance is 144 times worse than ordinary ignorance

six dozen is half of a gross

chill guys, the concensus over the years seems to be: that moisture is NOT the cause of yellowing that heat and lack of light IS the cause of yellowing that ACRYLIC gloss IS the answer to yellowing

I did my kitchen ceiling by sanding it. Took forever, hard work and dust absolutely everywhere. Next time I will be trying one of these: http://www.screwfix.com/prods/45940/Decorating-Sundries/Decorators-Knives/Harris-Heavy-Duty-Tungsten-Carbide-Wood-Scraper

The Wickes web-site has good reviews for their Trade Contract emulsion, available in 10L tubs or 15L for white/magnolia. Be sure it has both words "Contract" and "Trade" - there are others!

Hipo, Seems like the experts are having the day off - so I guess I’ll jump in and give it a go. Think of your problem in these terms: what you’re trying to achieve is substrate +paintlayer1 +paintlayer2 When you put paintlayer2 on top of paintlayer1 the moisture from paintlayer2...

"opps" has got me intrigued about this Thermilate paint additive thing! The claims for it's performance seem absolutely outrageous! However it seems a reasonable price and as I'm just about to paint my kitchen external wall, I've just GOT to give it a go! A google search for "thermilate"...

hello sai I decided to make a comment which may or may not be welcome. I’m not a painter (yet) - that’s why I’m reading this forum. However I can see ANOTHER problem. Condensation (film of water) forms when warm moist air meets a cold surface. If condensation happens often enough, a...