Sir Fallsalot

One of the problems with putting the heating on for a few hours and switching it off is you create moisture that then condenses on the cold walls, it needs to be on long enough to dry everything out which could take days, that's why they recommend keeping the temperature above 16c at all times to prevent this. I keep my room stat at 18c when i'm out and its on about 22c when i'm home. I'm paying £120 a month gas same payment all year and they recon we are about £840 in credit. We have a gas oven (that don't get used very often LOL) and gas central heating and our house is like a cave no cavity so no wall insulation only loft insulation.

I like eating dead animals but if that's what i think it is i will pass on that one

If Pete was on the bike it would have a different meaning

Better to Remain Silent and Be Thought a Fool than to Speak and Remove All Doubt

Trouble with a dehumidifier is they are expensive to run may as well put the heating on and be warm for a similar cost. Unfortunately Clive i think your problem is lack of heat. I'm lucky enough to be able to keep my place above 18c all the time except for the bedrooms as i like it cold in there and the bedrooms are the only place now we get any mould usually around the windows but i wipe it off as soon as i see it forming.

I'll see your snow on the hills 100 miles away and raise you some dirt and water touching the tyres LOL

So it's the shell suit of forums then

Got to drop off some scrap in the morning. It's been raining for so long now i cant remember when it wasn't so if i do go out on the bike it's going to be like this on the trails.

And now for something completely different

I just had two smothered in double chocolate spread and i think i had around 4 last night on the wife's test run lol

You lot got nothing to worry about. we had a new labourer start in work a few weeks ago and last week we had him working with one of our electricians on a boom lift. We tried about 3 different safety harnesses on him and after I had to shoe horn him into the only one that was anywhere near his size he stepped into the basket and all the alarms started going off. Initially i though it was because the machine was on a slope so i got it on the flat where the machine just confirmed he was a fat bastard. The weight limit on the machine was 2 persons max of 250kg plus 70kg, the lad he was with was probably only around 65kg nothing of him and there was nothing extra in the basket, poor fucker was awfully embarrassed we had to swap him for a slimmer model on that job

I Always liked the look of the 500t engines thought they would look good in a chopper

I didn't know that's for sure must have been a good night and how did i get home

I know they had a following that is another thing i couldn't understand LOL A mate of mine had a silverwing used to get quite annoyed when we called it a CX or a dressed maggot LOL

A turbo charged maggot what the hell were Honda thinking, i couldn't understand why, of all the bikes they produced then they picked that pile of crap to stick a turbo on LOL

I think he's only done it for the mountain bike

Sounds like you are busier than a cucumber in a women's prison

I got that can't be arsed head on again so i'm not going. The classic dirtbike show is on in Telford this weekend as well but same again cant be arsed LOL

You really are bored LOL

Not going to the Dragon today Bob