toe rags !!!!!

The old ariels are still working
(even though this contravenes the planning permission which said they should be removed within 2 weeks)
...so if you can find the old socket somewhere on your windowsill, you could use that.
I have always used the old Ariel Margaret, mine was never connected, I have permission from HH to retain my own Sky Dish, because the company who installed the new aerials couldn't provide me with multi room, so I have it in writing that I can keep my dish. Incidental the firm who did the work on the new system went bust I believe
 
I have always used the old Ariel Margaret, mine was never connected, I have permission from HH to retain my own Sky Dish, because the company who installed the new aerials couldn't provide me with multi room, so I have it in writing that I can keep my dish. Incidental the firm who did the work on the new system went bust I believe
Do HH still require you to pay for the aerial that you can't use?
Some of my neighbours have refused connection.
 
Oh my computer must be own of those new fangled gas computers then;)

I would have thought clockwork ... or extra long extension cords so that you guys can steal power from more developed parts of the world ... like, say, the bottom end of Clayton;):D As soon as indoor plumbing comes to Ossy, the flushing of the bogs will no doubt be used to generate hydro-electric power .... and there will be lots of it, at least until the novelty of flush toilets wears off:eek:
 
retlaw tried freesat just pixels up here, margaret whoop hee dugdales are here now doing temp job ..worsley court been done too & a load more he says but has said ours worst so far ...........i can now watch mi telly on big screen instead of internet:D
If you have a Sky socket, then FreeSat should work, if not somethings misaligned, both my Sky & FreeSat are recieved from the same quad head.
Retlaw.
 
I would have thought clockwork ... or extra long extension cords so that you guys can steal power from more developed parts of the world ... like, say, the bottom end of Clayton;):D As soon as indoor plumbing comes to Ossy, the flushing of the bogs will no doubt be used to generate hydro-electric power .... and there will be lots of it, at least until the novelty of flush toilets wears off:eek:
Wasn't aware they had found any life form at the bottom of Clayton yet Eric:p
 
Toerags indeed theyll nick out that aint bolted down even then they'll still av a bash!! Use a indoor ariel mesen not that i watch telly much
 
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