Oh dear you do see to run into a lot of difficulties.
ps buy a set of digital bathroom scales that does Kilo's ...that way net time you are thinking of having a barbie you can way the bottle and determine wether you need a refill or not. :-)
When I 'net' have a barbie (which we do several times a week weather permitting) I'll get the bathroom scales and 'way' the bottle to determine 'wether' I need one or not.
Your want of the product was sufficient that you were willing to pay the price asked because this was less of a problem than disappointing your guests.
B&Q haven't ripped you off. You chose to buy on their terms because you wanted the product. more than you were disappointed about the price paid.
It's pointless worrying about it now because the problem was solved and presumably your visitors were happy. B&Q helped to make that happen at a price that you were willing to pay; therefore everybody walked away happy from the deal. This is the same as saying that you will still love the girl in the morning but being less sure when the sun rises.
Cheap barbecue leftovers, in an old welding glove. One day I _will_ run the thing across my hand, and I wanted to know just how much damage to expect beforehand.
Hmm, had to help out at cubs centenary camp a month or so ago, with eldest offspring.
One other Dad had brought along copy of original 18-oatcake copy of 'Scouting for Boys', almost hand-written by B.P. himself. Some amusing reading to be had.
A section was devoted to 'How a Scout behaves' or similar. It went on to describe various vices, such as 'A Scout does not smoke blah blah..' and 'A Scout does not drink blah blah..' It then went on to say something like 'And of the vice which we shall call Beastliness ( which is what matron at your school calls it ) , we shall say no more than 'a scout does not do it'. Should you feel the urge to Beastliness come upon you, then a cold shower is what you need. Should you still feel a need to Beastliness, then I urge you to consult your Scout Master'.
Yes, indeed...
Another amusing item indicated BPs inclination to phrenology. 'How to recognise the "wrong sorts".' This shows a couple of drawings of individuals, to indicate who is the 'right sort' and who is not. The 'Wrong Sort' had an amusing drawing of a slouch-shouldered individual in scrufy clothes, smoking a cigarette, with eyebrows joined and a head-shape like an ape. The 'Right Sort' stood bolt upright wearing a smart blazer, foot on a ball having obviously just won the cup, with a chinless wonder skull type.
It took the edge off an uncomfortable couple of nights...
They didn't take your ID card number and check your photographic ID while they were at it?
Large gas cylinders were used in the recent London and Glasgow bombing attempts (according to early news reports), presumably to provide additional oomph to the desired explosions.
Anti-terror laws would probably make B&Q numpty right, though maybe for the wrong reasons. There's also been a gradual shift over the last couple of decades from a nearly pure butane mix (boiling point 0.5 deg.C) to a mix with considerable propane in it (boiling point down in the minus 30s), at least in camping supplies. Obvious differences in winter use. I can't put a more accurate date on it, because I use a paraffin (Optimus) stove. Bloody hard to find paraffin these days.
Thought I would ask my local independant Ironmongers. They confirmed to me that "butane" is being phased out. So any new BBQ's need to have the "red" adaptor fitted in order to use patio gas. As I am about to buy a new BBQ ( my previous one was stolen !!) I am now confused as all the ones on sale appear to be butane.
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