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17 years ago
How not to do it!
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17 years ago
He said he had spent £20,000 hiring a small excavator to dig out a large area to the side and rear of his home.
Do you not think he deserves everything he gets, and more! £ 20,000 for digger hire! either a gold plated digger or a very slow operator
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17 years ago
The news said he had bought an excavator for £20000.
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17 years ago
The first line of my reply is copied and pasted from the link which was provided in the original post. The News may have stated differently. If you care to look at the link you will see that I am commenting upon what I have read in the supplied link. Thank you
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17 years ago
Reading between the lines, it looks like he's trying to get some sympathy with this claim...mini diggers don't cost that much to buy
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17 years ago
given in the online report. Digging a hole 2m deep for a shed? Common sense would have made me say to myself 'Nah, that can't be right'.
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17 years ago
Fallout bunker? Got the plans for the shed upside down? Somebody in planning dept does not like him?
...or just plain stupid?
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17 years ago
The Wanderer typed
Tebbut 'common sense' isn't *that* common is it?
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17 years ago
I agree there are all sorts of plausible hidden agendas on both sides.