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We can't just drop responsibility when it suits us. British troops, planes and weapons were there. The decision was made by our elected government and their leader at the time of that election was Tony Blair. It was a landslide victory for them too.

Definitely - animal rights too. Sadly, people will kill for many causes In France after the rebellion, even the logical and scientific types then went on a killing spree of their own and slaughtered thousands who didn't follow them.

Fair point Mitch - it was written more to say that we can't throw out history - as some posts have hinted at. But don't you think that we should consider what has gone wrong? If Scotland vote to leave the UK and it goes badly / goes really well. They will cite that vote and the day they...

I'm not sure we can honestly throw out history and ignore it. What is happening now will be in the history books soon. So it is relevant. We have invaded Iraq twice recently. Once on jumped up evidence of non existent weapons. There is black and white film footage of British troops in Iraq...

That's what I'm trying to say. He was labelled as a madman and not a Christian. No religion calls for terrorist acts and mass killings. But when a bunch of loonies set off bombs in London - they are plastered across the media as religious terrorists - not insane evil b********

Anders Breivik killed 77 people. He said he was trying to preserve a Christian Europe and bring an end to multi-culturalism. Why wasn't a big deal made out of his Christianity / Christian motives?

One of the earlier posts said 'properly footed and tied' I've put blocks down at the foot of a long ladder before to stop it slipping - is that what you mean by footed? If so - how would that work with a stepladder?

It's a lot - but I'll save that much on decorators and not having damp from blocked gutters - hopefully!! Good post about tying off the ladders - it's for my house, so I could put up some eyes at regular intervals to hook onto

OOps - well spotted I just googled and slung in a quick link http://alloyaccess.net/zarges-skymaster-combination-ladder-trade-12 This is a larger version a 3.60 stepladder with the third piece removed 6.10 extended stepladder I'm guessing three rungs down from the top would be...

Thanks - it does look like Zarges are the best ones out there

Hi all Am considering investing in some of these ladders. The sort that make a big stepladder and then the third piece extends out from the stepladder. http://alloyaccess.net/ladders-for-sale/combination-ladders/zarges-skymaster-combination-ladder-trade-6 I'm not overly confident...

Hi Have a fiddly kitchen to layout - can anyone suggest a good make of shallow freezer (45cm depth approx) preferably an integrated one that I can fit a matching door to Thanks

Hi I know you can't use laminate upstand behind a gas hob, but can you run upstand behind an electric hob? Like everyone else I have very uneven walls - and the upstand will cover up nicely. Thanks

Sorry - BandQ have 1000mm wide base cabinets that they use instead of corner units at times - the base cabinets are very solid and heavy and have chunky beams everywhere and aren't great under sinks etc. They gave us a reasonable design but it just didn't quite work - and they sent us a...

Yes - thanks for findin the drawing - the draining board would be further across. Only the bowl and a bit of drainer in line with the aisle, not the whole sink and drainer as in the picture

The sink fits at the end of the U shape - with the joints in either way the bolts would have got in the way when sawing through for the draining board (on the left or right hand side). It's just one of those things that I didn't spot in advance.

B&Q design for sure - the type that uses 1000mm wide cabinets as stand in for corner units.

I want a simpler life!!!

Looks amazing - even has a little status screen on the keyring Thanks

I've just tried to install my kitchen sink. The space under the bowl and the draining board all needs to be jigsawed out. The problem is that the worktop joining bolts are in the way. Our kitchen is u-shaped and even if we joined the worktops differently - this would still be a problem...