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I get the sentiment, but I think there were photos of leprechauns, drunken ginger people, badly dressed race goers, caravans etc. in the St. Patrick's Day thread?

Output from my son's art class today. Not sure if I should scold him for his lack of effort or call a psychotherapist.

That is tragic for Cov.

Therapy won't help, you'll unfortunately need a lobotamy.

I'm using Google Family Link with Samsung Tab A9+ for both my kids and I find the combination absolutely brilliant, both in terms of hardware and the ability to control what they do with the software. £150 in the usual place if you can stretch to that, otherwise the normal A9 is £100 but...

Not quite sure what you mean but there are various fixings left, centre, and right side of each bracket. I variously used DuoPower plugs, GeeFix, and direct into stud where I could reach one given the required position of the shelf bracket in the alcove.

Put some floating shelves in the study to make use of an empty alcove. Mostly into plasterboard so mainly used GeeFix fittings. Bit squeaky bum having floating shelves into PB as book shelves, but time will tell if it's OK.

Hi all, just following up on this. I've had some fun this afternoon installing the shelving but I think it's a good result in the end. Obviously time will tell if the setup is manly enough, but it seems pretty strong. I went with the GeeFix kit in the end as lots of people reckoned this was...

Got some Corsair Virtuoso XT for a variety of purposes...gaming, conference calls, wireless music listening. Got them factory refurbished for £110 (perfect condition as far as I can tell), which I'm really pleased with. The sound and mic quality is much better than I expected!

Spotted on my local high street. Tempting!

Arsenal dull and toothless. They need a striker.

All right Mrs Spergbiscuit.

"...friends" "...couple" Sounds complicated, but then a joint love for Stoke was always going to be.

OP, I left a financially beneficial and secure role in a very large FTSE because I was sick of Plc BS and am far happier now in a start up, with fewer BS meetings and corporate waffle / arrogance. Yes the job security is objectively lower, but I know I can find another job pretty quickly if it...

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RIP hurfdurf.

Personally, absolutely worth buying an electric one for that area. Not only will it be a much quicker and more pleasant experience, it will do a much better job than doing it manually.

McGregor Chandler is on in June apparently.

Top tip is don't buy a niche at all and build it to a custom size yourself with timber and board.