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That was intended as slightly light hearted dig at the EHCR Joe. Never mind.

How do EHCR rules apply to him, he's not European...?

What is your skill area? What type of work do you want/are willing to do?

Where does Mr Gove think that the majority of parents are going to find time for this? I definitely wouldn't be able to do it (if i lived in England or Wales that is) So Blas, for me it's a bad un... (good in theory though - as you say, for the good ones)

John is spot on Tim, adhesive won't last. The mirror's usually held on with 2 or 3 relatively long screws as part of the complete assembly. Best bet is an online search or get yourself down your local scrapper, probably pick up a complete unit for little over a tenner.

How is it apparent? What makes it so? This type of activity carries a high risk. Anything could happen. That cord could have been checked a million times with no fault found and yet still snap. There doesn't have to be a "safety failure" for this to have happened, seems it's just the easiest...

Where is it reported that they didn't check equipment? This type of activity carries a high risk no matter how many safety checks have been done. You can't just assume that they did no checks and shout sue them.

The interview is brilliant, she speaks about it like it was just "one of those things"... What a woman! Imagine if it had been an American (or even some Brits) they would be talking up who they were going to sue before they even hit the water. But this young woman is just brilliant.

I get it Cant.... It amazes me I didn't before now. (just don't tell the wife I'm getting it!)

do you prefer to play something else too then Canta? :wink:

Quite a lot as it happens :wink:

One can be very trying :lol: (I won't say which one) I'm white, but I prefer playing Call of Duty.

No Joe, I just fail to get my sphincter in a twist because other people don't want to play my game. You love your personal insults don't you? For a man of the age that you purport yourself to be it really is a bit childish. But it's your right to do so, so I won't take offence at is as You...

What's to "get" Joe. I said it's subjective, are you not getting that? If a mod subjectively finds your post offensive and removes it then that's their choice. All about choices Joe, we have them. If a post has a legal risk to it then so be it, beyond that you give your opinion, others...

That's his choice to do so (or not to do so as is the case here) Joe, not yours. Also if there is no credence in his legal threats I'm not sure the site owner is going to pay him much due. If the owner or the Admin feel that he should go then he will, if not then it's not your, my or anyone...

Indeed you are correct Sooey. It's a forum where people can express their opinions and should have no fear of recrimination. From what I can make out, RH isn't telling you what you cannot discuss he's taking it upon himself (within his rights and to his opinion) to report what HE finds...

Merely asking a question Sooey, I believe that is still ok on a forum primarily for asking questions. As I said, personally I don't care what other people's opinions are some are downright funny, some are make me cringe (but it's completely subjective) but not a serious threat to changing my...

But why do so many people care? If they haven't done anything wrong then what's the issue how much of a tw@t someone else is being. There's loads of them on here in one shape or form, we're all adults (as far as I can tell), life often throws up things we don't like or agree with - do you all...