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Too old.

Unfortunately, he was 66 years old at the time of the incident, Driving through London at those speeds is a younger person's game.

Yes, he has cocked it up, he has turned the ridges round, and now the water is running to the joint.

No, cocked me post up!

Two quite large office blocks near me have just been re-roofed after using those cheap man-made wafers, they were only built about 20 yrs ago I estimate about 250k each

Do you think he might get banned if he kills someone else?

Did anyone see this on the news? police officer on a motorbike killed a pensioner on a pedestrian crossing, lights on red, speeding, not on an emergency call, and to cap it all off, his body cam was not turned on.... I suggest that anybody else would be in jail.

What makes you think you can't reuse what you have? as per the comments above and Mr Rusty

My guess! its the kick of the fascia board.

I just did a Job recently, and the customer wanted quality welsh slate £25 each. Those man made slates are the bottom of the pile.

An educated guess is that the face drain is not properly sealed, or the tiling in that corner is not properly detailed.

I very much doubt you could find a majority of Israeli people willing to condone the actions of the current leadership.

Cats are probably thinking, I'm not going to sleep till he does, kiddies are going to sleep, hoping it was all a bad dream, and mum will be back tomorrow!

You'll probably need a scrap of 3x2 between the batons to raise the hip iron to the correct height, and if you grind the back of the tile it should sit flat.

8 ft length of 3 x2 or similar will catch half a dozen of those rafters if you sister it to the lower side of that puny purlin. If you are screwing through that old purlin into any new timber then I recommend piloting the old timber first.

I wouldn't of thought so, can you not disconnect it for a while and monitor it.

It can't be right, it's creating a dam, and blocking air flow.

Sorry, Cocked that up! thought I could send it here from my spotify account.

You could try skew nailing with your nailer! One this way, one that way. I have an attachment for my drill, which I've only ever used for plasterboard screws, never considering whether I could use it for anything else!