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I went down this rabbit warren.

Consensus seemed to be if you want long straight repeatable cuts get a track saw; big brand circular saws that are compatible with a track will be at least as pricey and less easy to use.

If you've got airflow in your roof - and you should - it will be at a pressure and it will find its way through failing tape to where it's not supposed to be going.

Wow, you lucked out.

We got our seller to go halves on a new roof, but it was totally fucked.

Sure yeah of course - but you can still wreck drive ways and any other hard surface like tiles, brick, slabs, sandstone with a poorly operated pressure washer. They'll blow out the sand, grout, glue that holds it all together if you don't know what you are doing. They'll also take off any sealing agent should there have been one to start with. They'll take off a layer of the surface happily if you don't know what you are doing.

I think you'd be surprised what a decent pressure wash will do

The level of destruction you can achieve in the wrong hands is impressive, yes

I'd wait for the buyer to ask for something before offering anything up.

Time for your solicitor and your estate agent to earn their fee.

Expecting a new driveway for a paint splash is bonkers.

I’d be expecting it to be put right right and I’d look very carefully at anyone who thinks they can achieve this by cleaning. That’s not to say it can’t be done but obviously matey’s first attempt has failed and the neighbours already have form for picking idiots.

To answer your question: yes

Assuming you are on good terms with your neighbours I just wouldn’t touch it and be very clear that you expect it put back to the way it was.

I would be wary of anyone who says they can fix it by cleaning it and if the neighbours suggest this I would ask them what makes them qualified to suggest it as a solution.

Get your neighbours to claim on their insurance. Their insurers will probably replace the entire drive.

Cock punch the ‘handyman’ for good measure

Your eligibility to take SPL seems to depend on Mrs Quincy curtailing something; maternity pay, maternity leave or Maternity Allowance (if she qualifies for it).

You probably would need to nail down exactly what Mrs Quincy will curtail before chatting with your HR about SPL.

Disclaimer - I was curious and pasted your question in to ChatGPT, the above is a paraphrasing of its output.

Who were the previous letters addressed to?

properly converted with sound insulation between the floors, has 2 flats max in the building, had evidence of proactive maintenance, wasn't a shithole in the shared areas, had a low turnover of sales (people live in my building for an average of 5 years), decent sinking fund, no dodgy access, absolute lease

your query returned zero results

Can we talk about how much it's going to cost me to fix the tracking on our van to dial down it's uneven tyre wear pls

Do they overhang enough for you to grind a slot in the bottom of them?

Don't buy a flat if you can avoid it

This is true. It's also true that the only people who know enough to 'safely' buy flats will have previously bought flats and have realised you shouldn't buy flats.

My goodness

right to be forgotten pretty much only stops you from being found on search engines,

Well, initially yes, but then GDPR enshrines it and takes it further. Cloud providers and their tenants (well, the ones you might do business with if you were serious about privacy) are pretty serious on compliance.
Those that aren’t are mostly too incompetent to worry about.

Governments… when they want to come after you…not so much.

But yeah, make your little patronising comment. You do you.

I’m not the person positing the ‘laughing’ meme at my initial point, though, am I?

Viewed uncharitably that could be perceived as a little patronising

I think you are missing the point but you continue to do you

Admittedly it’s difficult but giving away your info to private companies is optional and controls exist to allow you to be forgotten.

So I think the real question is; assuming we adopt ID cards

How about we just do not

Don’t use it on a security key bolt though.

Look for indy tyre shops / fitters and call them.

Eg the place round our way is called Leighton tyres.

If you need to get the car there I’ve found driving a chunky but short counter sunk screw in to the puncture is enough to hold it.

Awesome thank you!

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