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See original post in this thread. :rolleyes: (your original post in this thread)

A lot to unpack there...

You have been nothing but belligerent throughout this entire thread. My initial response was nothing but helpful, it may not have been the exact prescribed response you craved to feed your world but it was intended to help. Suck it up, that's how forums work, you are not the only recipient of...

At what point did you extract the 'it caused the serious issue of the legitimate contents of the bin to be refused and inappropriate sanctions being applied to the householder' from the 'One Cup, Two Bins' film script? :unsure:

The only potential issue I can see that stands out is the need to occasionally use additional sacrificial scraps of wood to avoid marking the final workpiece in some instances. It's just one more thing to consider as opposed to slightly more permanent vice jaw protectors. That and holding...

I'll wager (admittedly a bunch of formed ironic assumptions on my part) that popcorn sales are strong around Haddenham.

So to summarise: You: I'm thinking of doing something. Im not going to give you any real details but is it going to be expensive? Forum: Can you tell us a little more so we can actually help? You: Nope and you can have my pram toys while I'm at is as well. You originally pointed out choosing...

If MDF is being avoided because of being susceptible to damp then this is something to be aware of concerning OSB as well. Not all OSB is the same and you will need to check the materials you are already considering buying. Generally, OSB is fairly resistant to water however the different grades...

If they are unbranded with no instructions I agree with keeping them in water. Of the potential outcomes of unknown maintenance instructions this is less likely to cause issue in this scenario.

No offence taken, just bemusement at your original post and subsequent self-back patting retorts. A random person keeping you awake by using the wrong bin, not no bin, but the wrong bin is not an environmental issue, it's a whole mess of many things but the biggest issue we face today it ain't...

The fact you haven't a Scoobies on my own provenance aside, just take a step back and look at your own reality. You felt sufficient aggrieved justification by a misplaced Starbucks cup in the wrong bin to compose a new thread about the whole thing, with pictures no less. You then even took...

There is some merit to these words. I too find these issues of misuse of colour coded recycling bins a tad 'first world problems'.

I find if I have gone over my waste quota, it's just as easy to put everything into black bags, drive up to Wolverhampton and leave it outside a random house with the other waste bags. Top tip for Tuesday, drop in someone else's old postal letters to put them off the scent.

The sad truth is that they are probably for Christmas 2023.

Facebook marketplace can sometimes be worth while looking through as well. There are a fair few people with chainsaw mills and woodmizers around the country who will pass on small decent boards of timber for petrol or beer money.

I genuinely cannot tell if these responses are comic genius, border-line trolling or if they are real? If the former, hats off to you, if the later apologies, and my mistake.

Me too and every time someone finds a stone moved, a gate disturbed or a coffee cup in the wrong bin, the local mafia collaborates to decide what type of outsider had likely committed the heinous crime.

I wouldn't be so quick to assume it's an 'outsider'.

Got a new scope this week so looking forward to it.

The temperatures around the med and many other parts of the world are rising as well. That's why it's an issue. It's not a rarity in that the data modelling indicates we will experience this every one year in five, exponentially rising to every year post 2050 at current rate. The next iteration...