what happens when gas runs out

Matt, well you have the answer.

Oh dear.

I am in agreement with this idiot. Perhaps he has learned a few things since he was IMM.

Night stores wake you up at night having made the room unbearably warm. So you open a window and try and arrange the bed to be a little less heat retentive. All while you are half asleep. Then you get up and open a few more windows and heat the planet until late morning when you can start closing them.

By mid afternoon you will have the windows closed on a cold day and by evening the time that most single occupants normally come in from work, you need to wrap up -as the storage has unstored its heat.

They are a monstrous waste of sleep, health, energy and space. If you need to block up all the ventilation in the home, you are going to be a sick puppy when the asian flu comes. And it will be here sooner or later.

Get your sinuses sorted out pdq if you want to survive. Plenty of fresh air, exercise, fresh food and balanced meals. And you could still be a gonner this time next year.

I usually do...

Their bollocks, preferably. If any of them have any.

And it still didn't sell because of the location.

Storing heat at one point of the day if energy is cheap then and releasing it when it's needed later on isn't rocket science. That most electrical storage heaters didn't do this is because they were cheap and nasty.

Seems the problem is the ships wont have a catapult but just a ski slope thing so weight is a problem. Maybe they'll buy he French naval plane:

That was Richard's first and only venture into estate agentsism

God help us ! Perhaps we should get the Chinese to tender a quote for this, since we no longer have the ability to manufacture anything in this country.

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Trees. Which have the additional benefit of removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

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So - you're suggesting we hang them up by their bollocks from their bollocks? Hmmm, it's got a nice evil twist to it but I'm not sure of the practicalities.

That comment might make more sense if you explained who 'Richard' was and what 'agentsism' was. I'm sure you can find a website to quote which will help you.

Guy King wrote

And doing it themselves to boot!

I would like to see that. Any chance?

But designing one that doesn't take up more room than the inhabitant is rocket science. Making it work efficiently is brain surgery.

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They way slipperyTone is going....

Oh a fool says something. What does he say?....

Another new recruit to the uk.d-i-y Lunatic Association. He should get on well with the senile one.

Thanks to Thatcher and her small minded Little Middle England mentality.