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I seem inadvertently to have created a mystery - that wasn't my intent. If it provides grist to the rumour mill to imagine that I've 'left' because of problems, then perhaps I shouldn't burst the bubble, but nothing could be further from the truth. I have a couple of projects that need a lot...

Hello Guys and Gals, and Agile It's been a lot of fun, but the time has come for me to say goodbye. I'm a firm believer in never saying never, but I doubt that I will be back. I shall keep in touch with those of you who've PMd me, but sincere best wishes to all members. I hope you fare...

Bob Monkhouse?

Good question. I don't know the answer. I know that only very few people (proportionately) have never had a mother. I know that most people know someone who has died. I believe that the information age has generated new opportunities for mass hysteria, albeit mild. ________________...

Sorry about this, Golf Bravo Niner, but you're breaking up. For a moment I thought you said that you're seeing calcium build-up on the main HE and metal oxides on the DHW HE. Please repeat. I repeat, please repeat. Over.

Some of them, I suppose, but 'twas ever thus, so not all by any means. Religion was a valuable social contract, but is long since outmoded. With each successive generation there is less oppression of children (hurrah) and less respect for authority figures (boo). It's not a new problem...

Well, my understanding of classical psychodymanic analysis is that the projection of this particular emotion onto others arises from an incomplete grieving process for the individual. Grief can arise not just from death, but separation, ergo incomplete grief can arise from a disfunctional...

Yes. A more conspicuous example was the pathetically deluded and misguided outpouring of grief for Princess 'Di' Diana, Queen of Hearts. :evil:

This is hypocritical bullsh*t. People feel sorry for her merely because as a community we've derided and belittled her during her entire celebrity life. Is it sad? Yes. Is it sadder because she has children that she adores? Yes. Is it sadder than anyone else who's suffering/dying...

Treatment, or descaling? :?

Interesting. In your experience, how often does the main heat exchanger need to be descaled?

:roll:

1. You're talking nonsense. 2. You're responding to a post that's more than two years old.

Oh sorry - would you have wanted that then? :oops:

Ah, she has paused for long enough to say: You can take the man out of Essex.... Now she's winking very hard.

She appears to be very busy.

Kylie can't talk at the moment.

Glad to hear that you solved it.

Yes I do, but Bamber doesn't, because he generally doesn't read technical details before launching into his pointless and misguided personal attacks. His experience is very limited, as he doesn't do general plumbing, and doesn't understand heating, or electrics, or solid fuel, and thinks that...