Yeah I think I will do. I've so far destroyed two sack wheels, a wheel barrow and very nearly done my back in lifting all these flags up. I might as well finish the job and really do my back in by wrestling one into the car. One of them is broken so that'll be the one I take.

As for the rest, they're all roughly four feet by two and half feet and eight inches thick. So they'll be staying at home. We had an old set of weighing scales that I manged to wrestle one of the flags onto, unfortunately it just read void.

I'm guessing they must be approaching four hundred pounds a piece.

You are unbelievably idiotic.

Codyed asked a stupid question, so i gave him a stupid answer. Clearly you're even more stupid because you didn't get it.

Admirable attempt at recovery there. Can I send someone round to pick you up off your ar[is[/ie?

You had me fooled too.


How daft do I feel?

I wont be going back there then if they are profiteering in the middle of a crisis i will go somewhere where i can get them for cost price.

I'm in the building trade and sell quite a lot of stone. Usually from demolished walls, outhouses or yards. I get between £20-25 per square meter, depending on the individual size and quality. Thicker ones are worth more but I've never come across 8" thick ones! The price will depend upon whether they are delivered or collected. HTH

you'd need bloody big flagpoles for 8" thick stone flags wouldn't you?

Not on the moon, where the Yorkshire flag was in fact raised before the US flag