Got told off for not having my 5 year old within arm distance of myself and my 2 year old in the water (when sign says UNDER 5). I pointed this out to then be told that I was in the wrong.
Then got told off for lifting my 5 year old and dropping him in the water. Being told it’s not safe and I was chucking him.
Last straw was when my wife took a photo of him (5 year old) going through the water jets for first time ever with no other kid in the shot) Apparently we need permission and he needs a lanyard to say he can have a photo.
All within 40 minutes. Not to mention she never spoke to the dad taking photos of kids rough playing in the main pool.
She was on the warpath with parents in the kids pool. Even told off someone letting their under 2 year old sit on the ledge whilst being in arms reach.
We were saying this just this arvo.
If the place were designed by eager school kids, I could forgive them. The center capacity/car parking space/freeway access - one way in/out - you know, kids.
BUT YOU GET FARKING PAID TO DESIGN THESE AREAS YOU FUCKTARDS!
The fact that both the entry and exit for the whole ■■■■■■■ centre is funnelled through a roundabout, is just abysmal. I reckon I saw 10 near collisions while trying to exit today through people’s sheer frustration at not being able to get through it. Surely a couple of lanes flowing in and then out of the centre would have been better than a roundabout?
Yep, I am annoyed but not sure who I am annoyed at.
Replacing my back deck timber with Moulded fake wood composite, it has this really neat clipping system, so in theory you can nearly lay it all out and clip it down.
Well I am having lots of problems with the screws breaking ! Most of the timber is treated structural pine, and I using a low powered battery drill. I suppose I could pre-drill holes, but it seems to defeat the purpose of the clipping system.
Anyway if anyone has done this before and has any advice, let me know.
Screws sound cheap mate. Either that, or you’ve got the torque on your driver set too high, and are over forcing them when they pull up.
The pine you refer to is called Rougher header, and while seasoned, is nowhere near what you’d call “Hard”, … and should not have any trouble taking the screws.
Pissweak screws have become more and more prevalent in the “Made in China” era, and are a common bugbear these days. Get onto the supplier if it came as a kit, and ask for stronger screws, or replace them yourself if you bought them.
He’s not drilling the decking Ham, ( You’re right on if screwing ANY timber deck down though, … even soft stuff ) it’s more like a cliplock roofing system, so he’s screwing down metal brackets, … and as I said, … treated Pine is soft as butter in a Timber grade sense, and should take a screw with ease. … that said, you could try just dipping the screw tips in a light clear oil before screwing @Bacchusfox, … that would probably solve your issues.
) it’s more like a cliplock roofing system, so he’s screwing down metal brackets, … and as I said, … treated Pine is soft as butter in a Timber grade sense, and should take a screw with ease. … that said, you could try just dipping the screw tips in a light clear oil before screwing