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Monkeybusiness
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I didn’t/don’t agree with HS2 but I do agree that they should keep hold of the land they’ve acquired for at least 10-15 years to allow proper decisions to be made as to its potential use.
sfrs4
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And because nimbys won't let them dig it back up again either, there is an aggregates quarry near me that was back filled with fly ash, a company wants to reopen the quarry to extract the flyash for this reason, but the nimbys are up in arms about it.this is a real WTF .... importing by-products we used to produce FFS
Paving contractor turns to academics for help with fly ash issues
Contractors exploiting fly ash in their mix used to be able to rely on good old British coal-fired power station waste, but not anymore – we’re cleaning up our power generation so fly ash has to be imported.www.theconstructionindex.co.uk
" Contractors exploiting fly ash in their mix used to be able to rely on good old British coal-fired power station waste, but not anymore – we’re cleaning up our power generation so fly ash has to be imported. "
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
The Co-op arena fiasco .... saw a news item about it on the tv a week ago and said to Pam "there is no way that is going to be finished in a month let alone a week" 
www.building.co.uk
www.building.co.uk
what bunch of disorganised muppets
I saw the Co-op Live site with my own eyes three months ago. These delays do not come as a surprise
The UK's largest arena was still far from being finished when Building went to see it in early February, writes Tom Lowe
www.building.co.uk
800 still working on Co-op Live as embattled project runs 24 hours a day in race against time to open
Bosses behind delayed venue flood job with more staff in attempt to hit revised opening
www.building.co.uk
what bunch of disorganised muppets
Lancs Lad
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The Co-op arena fiasco .... saw a news item about it on the tv a week ago and said to Pam "there is no way that is going to be finished in a month let alone a week"
I saw the Co-op Live site with my own eyes three months ago. These delays do not come as a surprise
The UK's largest arena was still far from being finished when Building went to see it in early February, writes Tom Lowe
800 still working on Co-op Live as embattled project runs 24 hours a day in race against time to open
Bosses behind delayed venue flood job with more staff in attempt to hit revised opening
what bunch of disorganised muppets
"It’s an awful shop window for the building industry when it’s on national TV daily.”
Sums it up in one
And yet I bet they still employing a diversity team and other mindless ratshit.
Sickening tbh...what has become of this country.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
sounds like a recurring question in a lot of threads lately
and yeh ... bet there's more paper-shufflers than workforce on that Co-op site
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Left hooker
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Would you accept a ram that's rust pitted slightly for the dealer to sand it down and say it's ok
This is the complete replacement of both rams as a unit previously under original machine warranty and this part still has warranty on it as it took them ages to sort the original ones out when brought up when machine was still in warranty
All ready started to sweat on the lower ram
This is the complete replacement of both rams as a unit previously under original machine warranty and this part still has warranty on it as it took them ages to sort the original ones out when brought up when machine was still in warranty
All ready started to sweat on the lower ram
Bucket on wheels
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Left hooker
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New Holland
Gecko
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Chrome doesn't bond well to steel, but it does bond well to nickel
Nickel doesn't bond well to steel, but it does bond well to copper
Copper bonds well to steel
A quality chrome plating is built up using these three layers
So, if a chrome job is spotting (rust), then it's porous through three layers of metal, indicating very poor QC
(If you ever bought a cheap tool and wondered why the chrome comes off in flakes, this is it - no copper, no nickel)
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
thought the paint looked too good for 'the usual suspects'
I would certainly not be happy with that Stu
Left hooker
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Oh it had a shot blast and respray under warranty alsothought the paint looked too good for 'the usual suspects'
I would certainly not be happy with that Stu
kabin man
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who remembers where they were 44 years ago today..
Lancs Lad
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That ....is how you deal with terrorists
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6feetdown
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And look at us now!
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bobthebuilder
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i know one of the chaps involved
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I would almost certainly have been teaching some class of ungrateful, delinquent, moronic kids, CDT (constructional design technology), unless it was a Saturday in 1980 too
.. my memory doesn't extend that far in detail
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
yeh I have quite a few SAS friends from that period and since ... some still 'disappear' for a few weeks occasionally
... they may be in their 50s and 60s, but still fit as fleas, hard arse killing machinesFooter block 1