16-12-2017, 08:48 PM
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Re: The Centre of the Earth
Originally Posted by JBR
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No problem.As I've said before, we all make mistooks.
Well... I don't.
(What's a b.i.b.?)
Edited to say: - I'll forgive you yours as you firgiveed me myne
16-12-2017, 09:09 PM
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Re: The Centre of the Earth
Originally Posted by Aerolor
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b.i.b means bit in bold (I did "bold" a bit of your post, I hope Edited to say: - I'll forgive you yours as you firgiveed me myne
b.i.b.
I thought it might have meant Bloody Idiot Brexiteer! There are some who would have meant that, I'm sure.
(Oh no! I've gone and given them an idea now.)
16-12-2017, 09:10 PM
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Re: The Centre of the Earth
Bloody ‘eck! Everyday is a learning experience on here, I have learned that are aliens at the centre of the world and what b.i.b. means. I did wonder about how far you could dig into the earth, and I am hoping that the ex under the patio won’t be discovered for a long time.16-12-2017, 09:33 PM
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Re: The Centre of the Earth
Originally Posted by JBR
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The best I've ever managed was about six feet, and that was hard work.
A layer of slabs on the top can be a bit dodgy I found, when the body starts to decompose the slabs sink and cause a shallow depression. I picked up a trick from Charlie Dimmock on Ground Force and turned it into a water feature, I put some goldfish in it and one of those garden gnomes with a fishing rod. The ex would have been right chuffed with it if she had been around and not bloody nagged so much.
16-12-2017, 10:23 PM
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Re: The Centre of the Earth
Originally Posted by Rehab44
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I know what you mean, but a word of advice, A layer of slabs on the top can be a bit dodgy I found, when the body starts to decompose the slabs sink and cause a shallow depression. I picked up a trick from Charlie Dimmock on Ground Force and turned it into a water feature, I put some goldfish in it and one of those garden gnomes with a fishing rod. The ex would have been right chuffed with it if she had been around and not bloody nagged so much.
I was digging foundations for a lean-to garage at our previous house. The buildings inspector told me I had to dig down to a layer of peat at about six feet depth. When I'd done that, I found that it was only a couple of inches thick. If I'd ignored him I'm sure the garage would have been fine anyway.
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