OneGuyFromBarlick

I am still a bit confused on the location of some things as it appears we have forums , areas and topics , which sort of make sense but are not quite intuative and so its a bit tricky to work out where to post things , particulary when a thread ( topic ) wanders slightly off the original subject. I ...

I voted , but they are all good , Number 4 looks the coolest button badge/ T-Shirt logo , but those with the name are more useful in reminding users where they are.

Or enjoy watching it skidding over the tiled kitchen floor.

The growth of tall buildings, at one time in most places the tallest building would be the Church/Abbey or Castle , with the odd storage or vent tower . Now our desire for intensive commercial development brings excessive clustered close built tall offices and residences to our towns where most peop...

It was London that bid for the Olympics , and London residents and businesses are paying anl increase on rates/council tax to contribute to the public cost element of it. Heathrow is building a temporary terminal on the site of one of the car parks for handling olympic contestents and officials. Man...

Dont worry , mid February I forecast Snow. Any ideas what to suggest to Landlord that British Gas ran the heating pipes under the floor in the kitchen routed under the fridge , through the cupboard under stairs (av temp 40 deg c at a guess ) , which are permanently warm despite two out of four rads ...

Strange suggested similar topic remains, never mind its ignorable. My cat/s over the years have also got used to times of things , and I am sure to learn - and mildly speak / repeat like a budgie - some english , mostly relating to food. Unlike dog though wont let you alone and persist until they ge...

Is Colne doing less , or has more income , perhaps measure should be on miles of pavements in each area , I think Barlick has more compared to population. Main Spend - Rates - thats to LCC anyway , Insurance , this seems high , is it pro rata to Colne area ? , Hanging Baskets ( Hmm , maybe thats why...

Pluggy makes the comment re cost (energy) of production , with no data to back it up. Now since i dont know the Kvh required to make the things either I will instead comment that , with the exception of fuel costs to transport the items and raw materials, if the electric used in manufacture is taken...

Wendy's pictures have appeared , are they predictors of Stanleys new post ( the uprights seem to date from 1983 )

Seeing as both buildings troublesome areas are both half way up hills , in this area I dont think the water table would be the cause of water to that extent (no chalk/clay boundaries of significance ) , quite a few adjoining and opposite properties have a chemical DPC , which should work due to the ...

Bank Street Joinery , do they mean this location ? http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=BB18+6AU&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x487b8ddc9a8442c3:0xa564ef8a717e9b3c,Barnoldswick+BB18+6AU&gl=uk&ei=EBUkT7jmD4Ot8QO-puXYBw...

Ooh , movies to rival utube?

doc,any chance of getting pendle to provide a live CCTV link as I understand some in Barnoldswick dont have a record function and the operators are not always 100% time on viewing them.

Although the house is nice and dry , the connected outbuildings are seriously damp , not a large problem when originally one part was the coal store, another the outside WC, but both seem to be below (up to 5 inches ) the level of the outside ground - the main damp/mould though is on the adjoining p...

As both Tesco and Asda have outlets nearby, maybe we need a Waitrose. Asda's policy this year is to open smaller outlets rather than the big out of town ones , good for them , for the localities they impact on maybe not so good. If it was a choice between the two , I think Tesco would be better for ...

Diesel diversions , I think all Taxis should be on LPG along with council dustcarts , would save quite a bit,buses are still become more hybrids but mostly in urban areas , long time for Pennine to catch up. When I used to do diesel v petrol car price comparisons on whole life costing diesel worked ...

Well the con-dem policy remains increasing tax free earnings limit , increasing it by 5.7% this budget would achieve that and more fiddling to erode tax free limit to nil for those on higher rate income tax rate might occur, this would probably raise more for the treasury , particulary if higher rat...

It is the way the weather forecasters keep saying Snow is on the way / here when they mean West Coast of Scotland or Shetland/Orkneys. While it my might be useful for residents of those areas it is hardly surprising during the winter months and a explanation ( along with the Highland Clearences ) of...

Diesel already at £1.40/ ltr , but U/L £1.32/ltr it gets cheaper down south as you get to the refinery and distribution centres ( the tanker lorries dont go so far so less labour and mileage cost of deliveries so 2 to 4 p per litre cheaper ( same for other places near refined products locations , pr...

Winter normally happens from the East cold winds over cold earth or the North Westerly Cold Winds over cold water . So far this year Winter has been stuck in North America and the winds have come up from a warmer south. It sometimes happens , be pleased that the Gas bill is lower and less road accid...

My arms are not long enough.
Voted by internet as soon as I typed my previous post.

Newshound Feeds : Could be useful but in the latest postings they tend to take over , can they be deleted out of that area so they dont feed in ( could have there own latest news feed section ? ). Arcade Games , dont mind the email telling been beaten , but can it come from a user other than webmast...

I See Coryton Oil Refinery's Swiss owner Petroplus is in administration ( It also owns a distribution depot on Teesside ) not certain of full reasons but one given was price of crudes rising but lower demand for refined products, meaning critical volume of sales to cover fixed costs are not happenin...

Not this week as attempting to stick to diet , but posted on the previous incarnation of OGFB that I was impressed by their range , quality of service and price and more importantly so were the rest of the family.

With the return to the Cinema of Silent Movies in the form of 'The Artist' are the multiplexes getting Cinema Organs instated or hiring the local band to provide suitable musical interpretation? The travelogue too is not dead , following the Summer Telly of 'Ade in Britain' ( now repeated weekends o...