Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

How so so true and wonderfully written brings a few of those wet things ddripping from the old eye.

Makes a change for a political broadcast for the Ffing Labour Party though eh, Prick!

skinny you are correct again ,
i am 65 fit as a fiddle and have been out this morning and have cleared
8 drives they are in there 80s
all these paths covered in snow and all the lazy people on the dole
the gov need to stop this put them on snow duty and if they fail to work stop there money you would soon find out who do not want work

Hope the eh, Prick was not referring to me chris carson.

Health and safety experts warn: don't clear icy pavements, you could get sued

the left wing LABOUR party have fcuked the uk
but just look at them BLAIR KINOCKS MANDLESON AND LOADS MORE MILLIONAIRES now they are just blantant liars

we never want a fcuking labour party again
vote UKIP now pushing 29% by the election 55%
the uk people are waking up to a EU that is destroying the country
CAMERON HESLTINE HOY CLEGGS FAMILY GET MILLIONS EVER YEAR
FROM LANDSUBIDES FROM THE EU

you can not be sued for clearing snow it is a load of toss .
check the regulations

go to your local council offices they will all be cleared of snow that is the works fisrt
task of the day

Under current legislation, householders and companies open themselves up to legal action if they try to clear a public pavement outside their property. If they leave the path in a treacherous condition, they cannot be sued.

3m There is only one Prick on here, clue begins with F and ends in New.

Sorry Tanker but one can ger sued - we think we can help - check the regulations and believe me it beggars belief.

DC - try editing your last post lol! ..... we know what you're trying to say, and in principle your are correct, the emphasis being on the word "public", but probably a difficult charge to make stick unless you were shown to have sprayed it with water or something equally stupid

A funny story a few years back of a burglar breaking into a house and got badly burnt on the gas outlet from the house involved. The Pipe did not have a wire cover fixed over it. The owners were taken to court and lost, had to pay compensation to the thief. lol there you go.

Let's get everyones BP up.

Ridiculous compensation culture claims and pay-outs burden on tourist attractions

dream remember that case
if you read the regulation it says if you make it worse by building up the snow on the path to block other users which would be silly to do

There's a nursing home just down the road from me - one of the nurses walked through the snow for an hour to get to work. I put a lot of the blame on the councils who will not spend the money on gritting the roads properly. Thirty years ago not only did the main roads get gritted, the side roads and pavements were also gritted. This country seems to have unlimited amounts of money to spend on foreign aid, but not enough money to keep our own country functioning properly when we have a few inches of snow.

vote UKIP and lets get out of the EU and send all the migrants home
that is my view we do not want the jobs if it means all these migrants
speak to people i do hundreds of them not one wants to stop in the EU
vote UKIP and out

MYSELF I would sooner have a poorer country than all these migrants fcuking up the country

as you said, "a few years ago" ..... in more recent times, public opinion and outcry has moved so strongly against such nonsense that, even if there is an initial conviction, it is almost invariably overturned on appeal ...... and yes, i know churches are not allowed to put razor wire on their roofs to deter lead theft lest the burglars harm themselves

i rarely agree with american "gun law", but in that sort of instance i most assuredly do, as would most of the public

but who would man your hospital or drive your buses or trains etc etc?

between all your clearing of drives - only 8 this morning but i dare say another 20 during the day - and all those hours get rat-arsed and ranting and raving on here and no doubt in the pub too, and probably laying down the law to your family a la alf garnett, plus the odd citizen's arrest, and not forgetting those holidays in spain (only 3 last year), i'm amazed you have time to talk to all these hundreds of people and even more amazed that they want to talk to you