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If the kitchen sink waste is just discharging into
the back
garden
(ie
no
drains) what laws are been broken?

it's waste water not foul so who cares ..........



Where does the legislation for Scotland mean water
from a kitchen
sink
is not "foul"? AFAICS the position seems to be as in
England.

Would you rather a kitchen sink outlet or a toilet
outlet flooded
into
your garden?

a bidet was also classed as waste not foul........

Percentage-wise, less yucky stuff?

still there though......

So which would you rather drink?

neither .........

But if you had to choose....

bidet.........but i wouldn't

If you were about to die of dehydration you might.

So the point is one is much much dirtier than the other, which
is why they
have different names.

I have no sense of thirst and can easily dehidrate myself and do
it quite
often .......

Just because I misspelt die there was no need to misspell
dehidrate. Funnily enough, I have no sense of thirst either. The
first
thing I know
is I have a headache. Unfortunately that's too late and drinking
gallons
of water never makes it go away, I have to take paracetamol and
ibuprofen, usually a double dose of each. This happens about once
every
day or two whenever I forget to drink enough. Hunger is a clear
signal,
my stomach feels empty, but what is thirst? Do normal people get
a dry throat? Because I only get a dry throat if I'm exerting
myself like running, and I assumed that was due to the large
amount of air passing through my mouth.

Google produced this page:
https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/general...n-a-pint-a-day
Seems like it's a common problem. Very odd that something as
basic as thirst doesn't exist in so many people. There's a basic
flaw in evolution
somewhere. I've never heard of someone not getting hungry then
passing out due to lack of energy, yet so many people can get
dehydrated enough to
get a headache without knowing beforehand, it must really **** up
their bodies. You can die of lack of water way before lack of
food, so surely thirst should be a much bigger alarm?

I have
haemochromatosis
perhaps that had something to do with it...get it checked if I was
you .......before it kills your liver like it did mine ......

I've had every ****ing blood test known to mankind. I have a blood
pressure of 120 (second figure) instead of a healthy maximum of 80. Four
different tablets all at full strength taken at once makes it
100, but I can never get 80. I've had liver, kidneys, everything
tested. Nobody knows what's up.

Oh dear .....

Too much trolling ,wanking and being a self admitted sociopath is what is
wrong with him.
Back on the Old King Cole is phucker. He was always a ****. He got sacked
once for thieving from his employer and tried to blame me. He later
withdrew his accusation but never apologised. A sociopath does not know
how to say sorry.
138 IQ my backside.
http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk...dministration/
And yeah phucker, those brown envelopes still keep popping through your
letter box asking for income tax and NIS contributions.
Not so clever now are you Mr Hucker?





seems quite a nice chap to me ..........

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"ARW" wrote in message
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If the kitchen sink waste is just discharging into the
back
garden
(ie
no
drains) what laws are been broken?

it's waste water not foul so who cares ..........



Where does the legislation for Scotland mean water from a
kitchen
sink
is not "foul"? AFAICS the position seems to be as in
England.

Would you rather a kitchen sink outlet or a toilet outlet
flooded
into
your garden?

a bidet was also classed as waste not foul........

Percentage-wise, less yucky stuff?

still there though......

So which would you rather drink?

neither .........

But if you had to choose....

bidet.........but i wouldn't

If you were about to die of dehydration you might.

So the point is one is much much dirtier than the other, which is
why
they
have different names.

I have no sense of thirst and can easily dehidrate myself and do it
quite
often .......

Just because I misspelt die there was no need to misspell dehidrate.

Funnily enough, I have no sense of thirst either. The first thing I
know
is I have a headache. Unfortunately that's too late and drinking
gallons
of water never makes it go away, I have to take paracetamol and
ibuprofen, usually a double dose of each. This happens about once
every
day or two whenever I forget to drink enough. Hunger is a clear
signal,
my stomach feels empty, but what is thirst? Do normal people get a
dry
throat? Because I only get a dry throat if I'm exerting myself like
running, and I assumed that was due to the large amount of air
passing
through my mouth.

Google produced this page:
https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/general...n-a-pint-a-day
Seems like it's a common problem. Very odd that something as basic as
thirst doesn't exist in so many people. There's a basic flaw in
evolution
somewhere. I've never heard of someone not getting hungry then
passing
out due to lack of energy, yet so many people can get dehydrated
enough
to
get a headache without knowing beforehand, it must really **** up
their
bodies. You can die of lack of water way before lack of food, so
surely
thirst should be a much bigger alarm?

I have
haemochromatosis
perhaps that had something to do with it...get it checked if I was you
.......before it kills your liver like it did mine ......

I've had every ****ing blood test known to mankind. I have a blood
pressure of 120 (second figure) instead of a healthy maximum of 80.
Four
different tablets all at full strength taken at once makes it 100, but I
can never get 80. I've had liver, kidneys, everything tested. Nobody
knows what's up.

Oh dear .....

Say it like you mean it :-)

Oh dear dear deary me...........that is a shame .........

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seems quite a nice chap to me ..........

Don't any of you ****s have a delete key?

yes...that is you deleted .......