These pictures make my teeth itch

[bertie]

vetrof said:

TheRainMaker said:

I’m fairly sure some of these have been put back in the wrong place.

This is outside our office and I’m now going to have to drive past it every day

Brilliant

[Gargamel]

[alorotom]

[Steamer]

Arrr - but...

...does the lid fit on the other end of the pen when it is 'in use'? (logos then all being the same way up)

[alorotom]

Steamer said:

Arrr - but...

...does the lid fit on the other end of the pen when it is 'in use'? (logos then all being the same way up)

Strictly speaking yes, but its not a snug fit - its actually quite loose and would easily slide off inverted the right way up.

[talksthetorque]

alorotom said:

Strictly speaking yes, but its not a snug fit - its actually quite loose and would easily slide off if inverted the right way up.

[Fitz666]

Steamer said:

Arrr - but...

...does the lid fit on the other end of the pen when it is 'in use'? (logos then all being the same way up)

Right handed pen, left handed lid...all inclusive nowadays!!

[sospan]

TheRainMaker said:

I’m fairly sure some of these have been put back in the wrong place.

This is outside our office and I’m now going to have to drive past it every day

It is obviously an attempt to include dyslexics who work there.

[Morningside]

alorotom said:

I thought it was some charity like Prevention Cruelty to Animals? As in RSPCA or something like that.

[alorotom]

Morningside said:

alorotom said:

I thought it was some charity like Prevention Cruelty to Animals? As in RSPCA or something like that.

No they’re paint pens by Mitsubishi and are excellent

[anonymous-user]

TheRainMaker said:

I’m fairly sure some of these have been put back in the wrong place.

This is outside our office and I’m now going to have to drive past it every day

My initial view when I saw that was "good work". But that's because I'm used to exceptionally low standards; round here when the Council or utilities have had some block paving up they sling the blocks away that they've used and fill in with tarmac thus leaving a blot on the landscape forever. They've even done it on where a few years back they laid polished stone surfaces that looked good.

Can't see why they can't carefully lift the stones and replace afterwards. Assume it's low standards of work, supervision, management oversight at every level.

[swanseaboydan]

Went for a walk earlier and had to stop to photograph this . . . Why oh why ?

[Doofus]

swanseaboydan said:

Went for a walk earlier and had to stop to photograph this . . . Why oh why ?

Because you're a pedant?

[swanseaboydan]

Shall I go back with a crowbar and twist it round ?

[RammyMP]

Ive got some manhole lifters, where is it?

[Monkeylegend]

RammyMP said:

Ive got some manhole lifters, where is it?

Careful, you can get fined for that.

[Funk]

This is a 'temporary relief from the thread' post.

Feel free to pause here a moment and just enjoy the beauty of this workmanship:

[Jonboy_t]

Funk said:

This is a 'temporary relief from the thread' post.

Feel free to pause here a moment and just enjoy the beauty of this workmanship:

Now THAT is how things should be done.

[Doofus]

Jonboy_t said:

Now THAT is how things should be done.

Although if he'd measured properly in the first place, he wouldn't have run out of tiles.

Edited by Doofus on Friday 7th May 20:21

[havoc]

Funk said:

This is a 'temporary relief from the thread' post.

Feel free to pause here a moment and just enjoy the beauty of this workmanship:

I can feel my blood pressure dropping.

That is awesome work...