Re: RFD uk.d-i-y

[Gnube]

As actor Graham Stark might have put it; Well............ ;O)

Take Care, Gnube {too thick for linux}

[John Eastwood]

In article , Christian McArdle writes

If you kept it just to motorways where that doesn't apply, it wouldn't be a problem.

Where will we go for our consultancy fee when this proposal turns up in a government discussion paper next year?

[Mike Clayton]

In message , Owain writes

Thanks Owain, more good points.

[Gnube]

I thought I had, I put the lorries and taxis in there first, so there would be something there to wipe out the lawyers and accountants etc. in day two; they were in "head on" configuration when last I figured it out!

You wouldn't get lawyers on day one, it being a Saturday, they'd be on a course (a golf course) doing some insider trading or somesuch. I seem to have forgotten to include human resources people though. Thanks for the revisit, can't have them escaping while we're so close solving it all! ;O)

Take Care, Gnube {too thick for linux}

[Andy Hall]

Contact the Marquis of Queensbury. He sets the rules......

.andy

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[OldScrawn]

Me too. The diversity is part of the fun.

[alex_sh]

[Alan LeHun]

????

Is that not the definition of a dual carriageway? One road where traffic goes in one direction and another road, separated from the first, upon which traffic moves in the other direction? Does it really matter when the road upon which you are travelling is already, effectively, one way?

[geoff]

In message , PoP writes

No I think you probably hit them all

[geoff]

You're right of course, silly me

[geoff]

In message , Charles Lindsey writes

But then we could go a step further and have westlothian.d-i-y.plumbing, ssarf-lunnun.d-i-y.electrical.not

[IMM]

The longest thread ever was the metric one not long back which attracted posters from all over the world. And I never started it and only posted once or twice - drat!!

[IMM]

Like your obsession with tools that cost the earth.

It went on for decades.

[Andy Hall]

Not really. Just a preference for good return on investment.

There are some very simple principles:

"There is hardly anything in the world that a man can not make a little worse and sell a little cheaper. And people who consider price alone are this man's lawful prey."

"It's unwise to pay too much, but it's worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little money.....that is all. When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing it was bought to do.

The Common Law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot...it can't be done. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run, and if you do that, you will have enough to pay for something better."

John Ruskin

There's nothing to say to that is there?

.andy

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[IMM]

Like £160 to put a shelf up.

That is a big assumption it doesn't do what it says on the box.

[Andy Hall]

Good value if it's for multiple good quality shelves that were made and fitted.

It's why he says "sometimes".

I prefer not to be "lawful prey". Life is too short.

.andy

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[geoff]

You mean he's white tight and outta sight?

[Paul Harper]

Don't forget uk.d-i-y.yorkshire as well.

Paul.

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[bigegg]

uk.local.yorkshire.do-it-thee-sen

everytime I ask ar lass to do owt, she tells me to "do it yourself"

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