Tiggie

I thought he was only a private

[mention]Muttly[/mention] have you tried The Orville? its like a half comedy, half drama homage to Star Trek. Written by and starring the voice actors from family guy. I'm also pretty excited about the new star trek series they are working on with a returning Patrick Stewart!!

I'm not going to trouble of extending or building a brick one for what I want I've remeasured and I actually can fit a 12x10 (after a little heavy pruning of a Holly bush!) and there's some lovely wooden pent style sheds I've seen that are in budget I keep going back and forth on what I want and it's driving the wife mad

more about running out of room in garage I'm thinking of making the shed my workroom where I can move all my tools and tinker about and leaving the garage for storage/ garden stuff, kids bikes etc.

[mention]Gerontious[/mention] those beast sheds look bloody good!

Cheers all, I am leaning more towards a metal one, purely out of cost though if I see a nice wooden one for the right price I could change my mind One of the other reasons I'm looking at metal though is due to where it will be situated it will be an absolute pain in the arse to paint on 3 sides

I've subscribed so you better get some content on there

I just can make up my mind I have room in my back garden behind the garage for a shed approx 9x9 (could probably do 10x10 at a squeeze) but just cant make my mind up. For the prices of a metal one I could also fit into the budget insulating the inside and still have change to spare, also not having maintenance is a big plus. A wooden one looks nicer, won't get as much condensation (a major reason I'm swayed towards it) and just feels more shed like but will probably cost double what I'd pay for a metal one. Thoughts? anyone got a metal shed with horror stories of rusted tools etc or am I worrying too much?

They are plimsolls!

Got me right with West Yorkshire. Though I might do it again through an american proxy to make sure its not cheating!! I nearly closed the page when I saw this question

[mention]Stu[/mention] He is definitely widening the gap!

When I used to work nights I only had about 2 hours actual work to get done in a 10 hour shift so I used to crack on at the beginning, get it all finished then sit on my arse watching tv shows and movies on my little mini laptop! Happy days

I know he's the motorbiking equivalent of Chris Evans in that most people hate him but I've been watching world's greatest motorcycle rides with Henry Cole, in particular the Australia episodes as I'm going there later on in the year, though sadly not on a bike

Funnily enough an anti-stab fish filleting knife would be fantastic for me at work. If I ever injure myself while cutting fish 9 times out of 10 I stab myself in the finger as opposed to cutting

Ewan & Charlie have a lot to answer for

Whats wrong with just using a butter knife?

Thats probably why the only one I read regular is Classic Motorcycle Mechanics. Also as I'm a tight arse the price of around £4.50 always grates as well There was a time when I worked at a petrol station and was in charge of the papers and magazines including ordering new titles. A customer once mentioned that there was probably 3 bike mags for every car one. funny that, can't imagine why

Should be fine to take a snap! I was once the only passenger on a bus, it was around 9 at night and the driver asked If I minded if he could just quickly nip into the shop for a chocolate bar as he had been driving all day with no break

I wonder how the broken fairings getting on

how about these?

put the side stand on a brick or wooden block to make the bike level Though you still will have to be careful about it tipping towards you while you're on your hands and knees looking at the glass

I'm betting not!

[mention]SometimesSansEngine[/mention] Alas you have missed a full stop on your last sentence.