ssomon

Grew what?

Flawed response. More people would drink/use their mobile phones when driving if it were legal. More people would take drugs and drive as well if they were legal. Many people who take 'drugs' are not harmless. The couple who broke into our house (we saw them in court) and stole all our valuables (which were never recovered, as they had sold them for a fix or two) were not harmless. Neither was the one who broke into our shop, stole tools and equipment and peed and shat all over the floor harmless. he was so drugged up he left clues everywhere and was caught. Do you buy all your food fresh and process it yourselves? I have seen people doing dangerous jobs who were away with the fairies and a danger to everyone around them. Drugs are my and many others' problem, don't dribble your suburban-living tosh.

So, according to your logic, as I am amazed at the number of people who drink or use their mobile phones when driving, the answer to those problems is to legalise them. Then we'll be able to improve our driving experience, as they say, by trying to avoid drunken druggies watching Youtube carp on their phones while driving 2 metres behind our rear ends or coming down the wrong side towards us. What fun.

Please engage brain before operating keyboard ?

He seems as dodgy as the last one?

We watched both the Carol Drinkwater and the Brits in France programmes last night for the first time. If viewed with some tolerance for people who are not experts on France or cannot speak perfect French, but are making the best of their life here without becoming serial complainers, we found both programmes entertaining and interesting.

It seems from my search on line that this is not so. Someone posted it on Facebook on - April 1st.

Well, what a resounding improvement the new format is. For the benefit of the semi-literate, that is a sarcastic comment. Most people have disappeared and being replaced by spammers and trolls.

Get another plumber to look at it. Flushing mechanisms are not normally specific to particular toilets, and with perhaps a little experience and imagination it should be possible to fit one which is available.

He can get insurance from Andrew Copeland [url]http://www.andrewcopeland.co.uk/green_card_motor.html[/url] If asked for "papers|" show the gendarmes/police his UK Passport and the Green card supplied.

He can get insurance from Andrew Copeland [url]http://www.andrewcopeland.co.uk/green_card_motor.html[/url] If asked for "papers|" show the gendarmes/police his UK Passport and the Green card supplied.

If he or she has so much income that they are still liable to pay the full taxe d'habitation they can probably afford to pay it...............

[quote user="desmo"] So, overall, it's absolutely incredible that these 'normal' disjoncteurs are the accepted norm, when the automatically resetting type would resolve all of these issues.[/quote] [quote user="AnOther"] In any case an automatic reset rather defeats the object, remember the prime purpose of the  disjoncteur is to protect within the property and if a fault develops there which causes it to trip having it automatically reset itself is not really the best idea is it ? [/quote] I, too, have been wondering about the apparent inability of some people to think things through, AnO. So your visiting small grandchild sticks its finger into a mains socket, but fortunately the differential trip (let's use the correct terms, eh.) operates, and disconnects the power before any serious harm is done. But then, in desmo's ideal world, the trip keeps resetting until the child is tits up. Perfick[:D]