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He mûst be warming up now
And here, b##tards left branches strewn in my mowing grass and it was a neighbours pole/tree. Chap who sorts the jobs out in advance reckons they are a shite crew who's first question in the morning is " what time we knocking off"They sound about like the same lot who were supposed to be trimming leylandii from 3phase going into the sewage treatment plant. Only after we found them on our side with a mountain of branches did the conversation start. It ended when my palm was crossed with silver.
Yes this. It really gets on my tits. Im only young in farmer terms but i hate being adressed by people i dont know as mate. Had a twerp from network rail who was wanting the far end of everything who kept calling me mate, (i knew he was after me not using a land agent) so in the end got in the pickup and drove off, telling him to contact my agent.The "hello mate" normally gets me peed off, and for any requests that follow the answer is always no. If the person does not have the manners to address me by my name there will be no co-operation, end off.
Have you tried contacting a local beekeeper?Masonry bees again. Hundreds in the bedroom and best room on Saturday. Found some pirimiphos methyl in the garden shed and sprayed the affected wall with it outside. Seemed to send them away. Unfortunately it seeped through the wall into the best room and stunk it out which didn’t please the Mrs but fortunately the smell has completely gone now, but the bees are back. While the bees were away I managed to find half a bag of cement in the village and pointed up the worst of the holes in the wall which seems to have stopped them getting in but they just won’t leave the outside wall alone, burrowing into the sandstone.
I like nature, but there is a limit. Fortunately they don’t seem aggressive and we haven’t been stung yet. Just hoping they settle down.
The beekeeper is on his way. Honey bees. Several thousand now hung in a swarm on the side of the house at head height. Hopefully he can get them.If they are masonry bees they are not that common. We had them in our last house and they really weren't a problem. Occasionally we would get a few in, but opened the window and out they went. Only active in early summer, they never caused damage. Most masonry bees form single cells. It sounds like you're bees may be honey bees. Indiscriminate spraying is not the answer. I concur with JLLM above.
They’re the pikeys of the bee world . Irritable and feckless , travelling from god knows where to somewhere uninvited and inconvenient, following a trollop who will no doubt dislike her new settled home and swarm againYes, he’s got the swarm into a hive and taken it away. Fascinating to watch as he scraped them in then the rest eventually went in, some walking along a mat in front of the hive to enter. Hopefully they go on alright.
Who are these people and what world do they live on?
Idiots, both buyer and creator.
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You will flood the market and prices will drop.Get your invisible art with certificate of authenticity here.....10% off to all TFF members. PM me for prices and payment terms!
Fair point, wish I’d thought of it firstIs the creator an idiot when he can clearly sell air for serious sums.
I think he's onto a winner personally, because if people are dumb enough to fall for that shite - it's not his fault.
You also had the person selling a piece of white paper, which was sold for another rediculous sum..
The world is mad, and obviously people have surplus cash to waste..
That's just money laundering "ere mate if the fuzz ask just say I sold you some invisible art or something!"Who are these people and what world do they live on?
Idiots, both buyer and creator.
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Fair point, wish I’d thought of it first
Wonder how the owner will verify it when they come to sell, I mean, they could knock up a couple of counterfeits and photocopy the certificate......couldn’t they? How’d anyone check?