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I'm aware of it, however big oil has taken advantage of being self governing, As.john d said with the continual falling demand for oil it's been less of an issue, also if they produced as much oil as they possibly could do they would over saturate the market and couldn't turn a profit, the...

its a racket, in any other instances it would be deemed unethical or illegal, remember the supermarkets tried doing it with milk a few years ago and they got done for it. big oil seems to get away with quite a lot.

It's all bluster from the oil companies to keep their money. At the end of the day they are heavily invested in the UK infrastructure they aren't just going to up sticks and go to Africa like they threaten. As long as the UK assets are making money then it's all good. Africa is awful to do...

This is an interesting article although it's an opinion piece it's printed by the guardian and written by the guardians own economics editor https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/nov/06/brexit-blame-uk-economy-opportunity-eu It flies in the face of what many spout on here.

is carmanmemoranda the same person?

I thought pat ex was himmy, he'll be back with another account shortly It's a regular thing.. Least he seems to have remembered not to confuse his multiple accounts this time

Wow respect for that. Not sure I'm going to be going that Extreme, my boys 6 so it's going to be a slow build up :ROFLMAO: there's a few trails nearby and twin oaks bike park around 40 minutes away we can try and learn some skills with, I know already I'm going to end up doing typical dad...

Tbh rishi had a plan, he had to do what he did for COVID, and everyone knew we'd have to pay it back, then Russia started the worlds most pointless war, and it just went to pot. Rishi knew what needed to be done and was prepared to do it, however truss decided his way wouldn't work, which...

Bought a parkside once was an sds drill, lasted 3 uses then became intermittent, tried taking it back but couldn't find reciept so Binned it and bought Makita one. I've never bought budget tools again... Until a few weeks ago I bought a ferrex scarifier which as it happens seems ok, but not...

It'd just be for ****s and giggles because we'd enjoy doing it together. We'll see how we get on with it though.

if me and the boy get proper into it thats what i plan on doing next

Thanks. Yeah trail bike is what we're wanting, we've bought him a Cannondale trail bike. At start of new year we'll go out and start building confidence (and fitness for me)

Any keen mountain bikers on here? Bought my son a new mountain bike for Xmas, and now he's in the bigger size means I now need to get a bike to keep up with him. I want to get into proper mountain biking for the pair of us, he loves his bike and so Im thinking it's something we can do together...

you can do it on all of the intergas combi boilers

My a4 hasn't gone up either. It seems cars from 2010ish are the ones that have increased in value...

Inhibitor is an old way of doing things. With the use of an aerator and softened water and a ph check carried out you don't have to use inhibitors. I believe this is a German standard. Anyway these videos my installer advised me to watch as this is what he recommended (which I went for) and...

Intergas have been using the same heat exchanger for a very long time, there may possibly have been some slight modifications through the years but nothing excessive. It's extremely rare for an intergas heat exchanger to require replacement according to my installer and others who used to...

A recip saw would be ok for what you need Definitely not an angle grinder though

Yeah that's why we bought our current car 11 years ago, we've looked after it but there is only so much one can do.

It's a 56, and its low mileage for age 104k It still drives really nice, unfortunately it seems Audi skimped on this gen A4 and it's not aswell built bodywork wise as the previous b6 or later b8. It's fairly common for the b7 model to be rot boxes unfortunately