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That would be a rather radical shift from extremely long practiced jurisprudence. I have a hard time believing that will happen.

Luck can be good...when it is good :D.

Got a link?

Apparently England is trying to do away with trials by jury. I saw the news stories going back at least to the beginning of December.

Got lucky recently with a fence so rotten and covered in moss and lichen, you wonder how it can even stand. Actually it had one small section completely collapsed and of course missing and broken boards here and there. Well an 8ft long piece maybe 6" diameter bounced or fell over onto it without...

I once again bless my lucky stars to have managed to find a satisfactory position as a wage slave :D. I am not cut from the same cloth as you business owners.

Both Brian and Friedrich make valid points. If a fence is built in panels (many are not, but anyway) and it is all solid and in good repair then removing/replacing a panel or two can make sense. But if the whole shebang is weak, with materials that are in too poor condition to work with...

I haven't looked into Jobber AI. Idk what it offers. Jobber is my software that does similar.

Bought a grinder from the UK 13k ish plus purchase tax (20%) Once it entered the EU I had to pay the purchase tax, so when I submitted the invoice to my accountant I was suprised when I didn’t get it back at the end of the month. So I enquired and she said that it was non refundable as it was...

Have you got availability for software like Arbpro for eg? Friends who have adopted that in the UK have the process down. One the parameters are loaded into the system, quoting converts to job offer, to job sheets, required items to do the job safely and then even can allocate staff for the...

I’ll grab some.

Pics!

some fences just stand up out of habit. i rather rig more and work less on shitty fences. sometimes i remove a fence section but i try not to, maybe i‘m dump that way :)

Removing removable panels is no problem. Crossed wires?

I like his style! :lol:

I'm going through what I call late stage Hindenburg, full of gas, and ready to explode. :O I went to my Dr Thursday, but got no answers. I hope it relieves before I shoot out a window like a bottle rocket.

Winds to 60 mph today. A good number of trees down. So far the predictions of snowpocalypse ate to the north of us. But we are right on the edge so it could go either way, ice is expected. Have an emergency removal tomorrow of a silver that I looked at 13 years ago and said it should be a...

I ordered a used r & p off ebay. Fingers crossed. :lol:

Looks like I need to lose my privacy and let them track me to see it, though I'm not actively denying either.