A bit council (Vol 6)
Discussion
Surely a simple cut out in the stairs would allow the TV to be more central?
For anyone seeking clarity as to whether they are council, step out your front door and see if you have hand painted your house number on either the brickwork of your house, or wheelie bin. Bonus points if the paint ran down the wall/bin a bit, or didn't quite fit and so had to be squashed up.
For anyone seeking clarity as to whether they are council, step out your front door and see if you have hand painted your house number on either the brickwork of your house, or wheelie bin. Bonus points if the paint ran down the wall/bin a bit, or didn't quite fit and so had to be squashed up.
Edited by The Gauge on Tuesday 3rd December 15:38
Red9zero said:
simon_harris said:
My thoughts exactly ! I couldn't bare to look at it !Jules Sunley said:
Red9zero said:
Me neither. At least move the unit to the left so the TV isn't overhanging it!
The Gauge said:
Surely a simple cut out in the stairs would allow the TV to be more central?
For anyone seeking clarity as to whether they are council, step out your front door and see if you have hand painted your house number on either the brickwork of your house, or wheelie bin. Bonus points if the paint ran down the wall/bin a bit, or didn't quite fit and so had to be squashed up.
Some hand painted bins can be done properly- but that requires planning which council don’t doFor anyone seeking clarity as to whether they are council, step out your front door and see if you have hand painted your house number on either the brickwork of your house, or wheelie bin. Bonus points if the paint ran down the wall/bin a bit, or didn't quite fit and so had to be squashed up.
Edited by The Gauge on Tuesday 3rd December 15:38
My favourite (which my housing association neighbour did) is emulsion with a 4 inch brush to paint your house number on the wall
Electronicpants said:
Jules Sunley said:
Red9zero said:
Me neither. At least move the unit to the left so the TV isn't overhanging it!
As is a front door that opens directly into the living room.Spare tyre said:
The Gauge said:
Surely a simple cut out in the stairs would allow the TV to be more central?
For anyone seeking clarity as to whether they are council, step out your front door and see if you have hand painted your house number on either the brickwork of your house, or wheelie bin. Bonus points if the paint ran down the wall/bin a bit, or didn't quite fit and so had to be squashed up.
Some hand painted bins can be done properly- but that requires planning which council don’t doFor anyone seeking clarity as to whether they are council, step out your front door and see if you have hand painted your house number on either the brickwork of your house, or wheelie bin. Bonus points if the paint ran down the wall/bin a bit, or didn't quite fit and so had to be squashed up.
Edited by The Gauge on Tuesday 3rd December 15:38
My favourite (which my housing association neighbour did) is emulsion with a 4 inch brush to paint your house number on the wall
mickk said:
Greggs Too Good to Go, anyone who has that app on their phone really are top of the council list.
Lad in our office uses that, he goes every day. I joke that there are indentation footsteps in the footpath leading from our office to Greggs, where he's taken the same footsteps daily for years. Like a caged animal does.The Gauge said:
Surely a simple cut out in the stairs would allow the TV to be more central?
For anyone seeking clarity as to whether they are council, step out your front door and see if you have hand painted your house number on either the brickwork of your house, or wheelie bin. Bonus points if the paint ran down the wall/bin a bit, or didn't quite fit and so had to be squashed up.
I have neat sticky numbers on my bins which isn't council, but...the numbers are multi-coloured, which is For anyone seeking clarity as to whether they are council, step out your front door and see if you have hand painted your house number on either the brickwork of your house, or wheelie bin. Bonus points if the paint ran down the wall/bin a bit, or didn't quite fit and so had to be squashed up.
Edited by The Gauge on Tuesday 3rd December 15:38
mickk said:
Pre ordering nearly out of date food seems very council. Just donate it to the homeless if you want to avoid waste it really is simple.
The homeless are well served by various charities around here, I volunteer with them and food waste programs and their is very little over lap as there is always enough food donated for the homeless. One would suggest your lack of knowledge of these things would say it's not really that simple. As for the Greggs stuff, wouldn't that just be pasties of the same day so not really nearly out of date. At what point is it nearly out of date? Lunchtime? Post lunch time? Hour before close?
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