Any Drainage Engineers on here

[keepdiggin 9,561]

8 hours ago, king said:

The wealth of knowledge on THL is mind blowing..

1, water table and drainage experts.

2, welding and fabrication specialists.

3, boxing expert discussions Techniques and tips for boxers, fighters, martial artists, trainers, and fitness enthusiasts.

4, the world's leading authority on big cats. Specialising in the elusive uk big cat phenomenon.

5, industry leading film critics giving universally accepted analysis. 

6, immigration experts crunching the numbers of beach landings with pinpoint accuracy.

7, in-house comprehensive modern and historic war historians including upto date current war correspondence.

8, Sunderland football experts.

9, world's leading cannabis specialists including growing and consuming the world's best strains.

10, expert specialist analysis team on human DNA within Europe and beyond.

10, world's leading authority on the history of the Romans, including the Romans effect on Britain.

There has never been such a diverse gathering of the worlds best experts and specialists within 1 known group..

 

 

That’s just mchull 

[tatsblisters 10,009]

38 minutes ago, keepdiggin said:

That’s just mchull 

The Oracle. 

[mC HULL 13,022]

i just thought that was  normal shit most men would know about ? lol

what have lads been doing all there life sat scratching there arsehole then sniffing there fingers lol site is full a baboons man lol 

Edited April 4, 2024 by mC HULL

[king 11,978]

1 hour ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

I know your tongue in cheek there but to be honest I think most of those things are what men kinda chat about anyway 

Yea I agree talking about 1 or 2 subjects while sipping a pint with mates..but on here no matter what the subject you rarely see a post saying " I don't know" it's like everyone here is an expert..and not in there chosen field but an expert on everything

[mC HULL 13,022]

1 hour ago, keepdiggin said:

That’s just mchull 

4-5 out the ten i have interest in lol 

i’m  not surprised there more film critics then out it’s all most do sit watching the f***ing box 12 hours daydreaming to pass the day at work the rest is sat in a fuckjng chair with a remote in there hand never be for me that lol 

[Greyman 28,735]

10 minutes ago, king said:

Yea I agree talking about 1 or 2 subjects while sipping a pint with mates..but on here no matter what the subject you rarely see a post saying " I don't know" it's like everyone here is an expert..and not in there chosen field but an expert on everything

I don’t ever go on the football thread as my expert opinion is that dogs chase balls not people, but most blokes can talk a glass eye to sleep on that subject

[mC HULL 13,022]

Just now, Greyman said:

I don’t ever go on the football thread as my expert opinion is that dogs chase balls not people, but most blokes can talk a glass eye to sleep on that subject

i loved it as a kid but can’t watch it now or follow it if i watch the euros this year it will be on mute 

i find it crazy how blokes get so caught up on a kids game 

[tatsblisters 10,009]

45 minutes ago, Greyman said:

I don’t ever go on the football thread as my expert opinion is that dogs chase balls not people, but most blokes can talk a glass eye to sleep on that subject

Same here mate but think yourself lucky as I work with people and that's all they talk about amongst themselves. 

[mC HULL 13,022]

2 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

Same here mate but think yourself lucky as I work with people and that's all they talk about amongst themselves. 

it’s a game full of cranks now even the kids game you take the baine and you get loads shouting at the kids thinking there pundits on the sideline you think i went to school with you and you was the last pick at dinner time mess abouts never went near a football team lol it’s bonkers and the amount of women waffling on is crackers you get couples both saying the same shit like it’s rehearsed must spend there full time at home together talking about football 

[Greyman 28,735]

47 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

Same here mate but think yourself lucky as I work with people and that's all they talk about amongst themselves. 

I really feel your pain nothing worse than sitting in a tea room full of footie fans

[Greyman 28,735]

1 hour ago, king said:

Yea I agree talking about 1 or 2 subjects while sipping a pint with mates..but on here no matter what the subject you rarely see a post saying " I don't know" it's like everyone here is an expert..and not in there chosen field but an expert on everything

That’s because people notice you googling the answers in the pub, 

[Greyman 28,735]

I like learning new things and hate the saying you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, bollocks, today’s top fact I will take from this site is wilfs comment that an acre of grassland can hold 27000 gallons of water and i also learned that I,m not very good with electrics lol 

[steve t 942]

My mate went for a new job welding in Bristol on his first morning he was asked what team he supported. He replied non it's a shit game designed to keep the proletariat divided and in there place or something like that.when he went to bothy for tea the walls were festooned with Bristol rovers flags and it was all they talked about. They even hired a bus for away games ,  needless to say he didn't last long there.

[WILF 47,344]

53 minutes ago, Greyman said:

I like learning new things and hate the saying you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, bollocks, today’s top fact I will take from this site is wilfs comment that an acre of grassland can hold 27000 gallons of water and i also learned that I,m not very good with electrics lol 

I only have a very basic knowledge about ground water because my fields have an infestation of rushes and I’m no fan of spraying poison on my fields.

Rushes create their own environment which gives them best chance to thrive and that involves soil and ground water.

So I have spent some time learning about regenerative farm practice in relation to soil etc etc and along with that you get some knowledge of what modern industrial agriculture does to soil structures and what those things mean in reality.

Its all common sense once you know but like most things mate, until you know you don’t think about it.

The spring thing is just common knowledge I would assume, it’s secondary school geography and anyone who has an interest in off grid living and has watched much of that knows about ground springs and how and why they work.

I have springs in my fields.

The only thing I’m an expert in is keep making mistakes ! Lol 

[mC HULL 13,022]

1 minute ago, WILF said:

I only have a very basic knowledge about ground water because my fields have an infestation of rushes and I’m no fan of spraying poison on my fields.

Rushes create their own environment which gives them best chance to thrive and that involves soil and ground water.

So I have spent some time learning about regenerative farm practice in relation to soil etc etc and along with that you get some knowledge of what modern industrial agriculture does to soil structures and what those things mean in reality.

Its all common sense once you know but like most things mate, until you know you don’t think about it.

The spring thing is just common knowledge I would assume, it’s secondary school geography and anyone who has an interest in off grid living and has watched much of that knows about ground springs and how and why they work.

I have springs in my fields.

The only thing I’m an expert in is keep making mistakes ! Lol 

the rushes bad for livestock wilf ? seen something about it not been good for lambs ?