Ah just had a Google, never knew that before. Only Winchester being the capitol before London.
Lovely mate, what day's off are designed for, probably something starch based I'd assume if it's.that old,if you're wetting it it'll take a a few lashings of water.
had a few hours free yesterday and today nearly done, got to get new door frames, architrave and skirting boards in this week .Just getting quotes from carpenters , rates are between £250 & £300 a day
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Absolutely horrible stuff to get off. Bane of plasterers and decorators alike!
Being the only person in the house able to switch a light off when leaving a room!
God the locals used to say it looked like Blackpool illuminations back in the day out in the sticks!
Used to wind me right up that, now switched to LED's everywhere and couldn't care less as I can power the majority of the lighting in the house for one of the old type of bulbs.
They're pretty good aren't and last for around 6-7 year's, until you pop into local warehouse and they're in the bargain section,G10 on the label but they don't reach properly as there's something wrong in 5design!
They're fantastic tbf, cost about £30 to do the whole house and probably save double that every year on the electric bill
We need to do this for fridges and cookers and whatever. Just make it so efficient we can all have ten and it doesn’t matter.
That's probably cheap for most places.
Much easier to boil the kettle and get a travel mug
Its madness, every route has roadworks and lane closures.
An hour to do 7 miles this morning.
Although from there to walsgrave I'd have gone down to the services and got on the M6
ffs never thought of thatIts madness, every route has roadworks and lane closures.
An hour to do 7 miles this morning.
Although from there to walsgrave I'd have gone down to the services and got on the M6
How the world’s smelliest fruit is making coffee more expensive
A "perfect storm" of economic and environmental factors in coffee-producing regions is pushing up prices.
www.bbc.co.uk
How the world’s smelliest fruit is making coffee more expensive
A "perfect storm" of economic and environmental factors in coffee-producing regions is pushing up prices.
The mark up on coffee is exceptionally high. I know for example its Wetherspoons most lucrative product. They even let you have 'free refills'. The beans represent only a fraction of the cost in any case. The price increases over the past few years have been huge, 60% ish.
That not only have the few cyclists around had millions and millions of pounds of cycle lanes built for them taking up half the already congested "main roads" in the Bournemouth and Poole area that they don't legally have to use, they still feel the need to cycle on the pedestrian side or even better, against the flow of traffic...
Cocoa’s dizzying volatility is spilling into the coffee market
Many major traders deal in both commodities, so soaring cocoa prices are squeezing market players for cash and forcing them out of coffee trading.
Also record high cocoa prices can impact coffee market too. Pricing action in response to rising input costs though really pisses me off because it's about protecting shape versus absolute earnings. Like it's more important for a company to keep a 45% Margin than it is to deliver the same absolute dollars in earnings. Just greedy
Whoever put them together for a tv programme pulled a master stroke didn’t they.
You're lucky you gave the extra G or there'd be trouble!
In fairness, I like them both on masterchef.
People calling players and managers by their first names.
I'll add the nicknames and first names on back of shirts now. Wolves were the worst for it a couple of seasons ago.