Should permies bugger off from a contractors forum?

[MarillionFan]

He's back! Churchie has returned from the Commando assault on Calais 🦁

Nah. He won't last. He can only post once every few month. One quick one every quarter. The premature ejaculator of CUk

[AtW]

He's back! Churchie has returned from the Commando assault on Calais 🦁

Who???

[PurpleGorilla]

To Answer the OPs question.

No, but anticipate no prisoners!

[MicrosoftBob]

How about making the registration on the site slightly different with a few extra questions...
1. What is your company/umbrellas's name?
2. What is your accountant's name?
3. What is your accountant's phone number?
4. Who do you work for?

5. Do you like films about gladiators?

[Halo Jones]

Well as a permie non IT person I come here for the entertainment of the flouncing posts.

And someone has to answer your construction related questions.

[Churchill]

Nah. He won't last. He can only post once every few month. One quick one every quarter. The premature ejaculator of CUk

How's it going fat boy?

[Troll]

And someone has to answer your construction related questions.

OK here's one

If I was to demolish a prominent building that the local council conservation twat officer has listed as of local interest, without informing any of the council bods

Wots the worse they can do ?

[WTFH]

Well as a permie non IT person I come here for the entertainment of the flouncing posts.

And someone has to answer your construction related questions.

Chimneys leaking badly.


Help


"New" flashing is above the roof - put in about 40 years ago when a flat roof was put between two pitches, but the original flashing (probably from the 1850s) is inside the attic. When it rains hard and the wind is blowing from the south east, the water gets in, runs down and comes out in the attic at the original flashing.


1. How do we fix it?
2. We need to re-roof the front of the house. You interested? (conservation area, but not listed)

[Troll]

Chimneys leaking badly.


Help


"New" flashing is above the roof - put in about 40 years ago when a flat roof was put between two pitches, but the original flashing (probably from the 1850s) is inside the attic. When it rains hard and the wind is blowing from the south east, the water gets in, runs down and comes out in the attic at the original flashing.


1. How do we fix it?
2. We need to re-roof the front of the house. You interested? (conservation area, but not listed)

Any pics?

[WTFH]

Any pics?

Of what? AndyW's Mum?




No, not of the leaks. Will be up emptying buckets tonight so can take some then.