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Part of me thinks you should be PM, however the other part of me thinks you would be too good in the role. The country would end up being too efficient, effective, prosperous and successful. This would be a step too far for the average UK citizen as we're generally used to things not being so...

I still laugh when reading the OMG whys and the Reported's :)

Вы удивительный и очень скромный человек. Мы недостойны находиться с вами на одном форуме, спасибо, что позволили нам общаться с вами.

I drove around a local new build estate a few weeks back and the word that came to mind was claustrophobic. Houses crammed in, not really what you'd call full scale roads, more like extra wide monoblock driveways. This links to a comment I made earlier re how 'progress' doesn't always equate...

To me ... To me ... To me ... :(

Isn't it funny how 'progress' doesn't always mean 'better' depending on the criteria.

Most of life is.

I used to live in an ex council semi, built 30s I think. Solid walls throughout. Like your place, it was great at isolating sound from room to room.

My place (bungalow) was built mid 80s, it's fine but is only stud partition internal walls so you tend to hear things no matter where you are in the property.

They should ban YT 'auditors' from owning them. Mainly a bunch of tw a ts winding owners/workers up on industrial estates etc to garner views, all done under the name of auditing.

AI gives a bit more Delivery companies add service charges to cover platform operational costs, app development, customer support, and to subsidize the convenience they provide, separate from the driver's delivery fee, helping them maintain profitability in a competitive market by funding app...

Just Eat explain as follows https://www.just-eat.co.uk/help/article/4402427428241/what-is-the-service-charge-for

I'm bored so perusing some of the new builds online around my area. 4 bed detached house, ground floor layout as below: If I'm looking at this correctly, the WC is essentially in the kitchen/diner, albeit with its door in a sort of recessed area. Is this fairly typical? I wouldn't have...

I would hazard a guess, if all the installs around the UK were assessed, quite a few would not meet best practice in one way or another.

It's served me well enough for the past 15ish years so not really concerned ;)

I remember it well cause in my last house they made a half ar5ed attempt to hide it where it ran along my front garden into the house. It's still the cable I have in my current house.

Although from 2017, this is quite an interesting piece. https://www.coolsmartphone.com/2017/03/21/making-the-switch-to-virgin-media-a-geeky-broadband-story/

I'm always slightly cautious when we're told something is being done for the benefit of the masses. e.g. in this country, we're told net zero objectives if achieved will result in lower energy costs for all. I'll believe that when I see it. If what's about to happen in Venezuela (Trump is...

Trump's confirmed it. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15430773/Explosions-Venezuela-speculation-US-airstrikes.html Columbia is deploying troops to the border.

I'm maybe exaggerating how easy it is to actually do this, however something that's very frustrating for victims is when the report says something like 'Victims of We Build It are unlikely to see any reimbursement as the company was wound up earlier this year by Mr Shafter.' Then sometimes, to...