Shall i put one in my back passage?

Question

A new shed?

Answer 1

If you have'nt got room for a shed try one of those large garden tool boxes they come in a range of sizes.In the U.K  look in the Argos catalogue page91, number eight, catalogue number705/3225.

Answer 2

well if you want a new shed in your back passage remove the old one first and proceed.

Answer 3

get a life!

Answer 4

wtf! hahahaha r u talking about something sexual

Answer 5

u dirty man

Answer 6

its really personal choice

Answer 7

You're a woman? That makes it alright then.

Answer 8

Only if there is enough room to get other things up it?

Answer 9

If the new shed replaces an existing shed the answer is yes.

If it is a new structure it gets more complicated. Before you proceed be sure that you know where your property lines are. You don't want to inadvertently have a portion of it on someone else's property. That happened in my neighborhood - suffice it to say that there was a lot of grief. You might want to discuss your plans with your neighbors for any objections, don't want hard feelings after all. Check with the local building authorities regarding allowable size and set back regulations.

Answer 10

You'll need to be careful about the size or it could cause the passage to be unusable or alternatively it may be too small to be of significant benefit. It would be a shame if the passage became blocked and couldn't be accessed for normal use.

You'll probably need to consider the dimensions carefully and get an experienced workman in to do the job properly, if it's the first time....

Answer 11

I thought you were going to say a k**b

Answer 12

I thought sheds went outside!!!!!

Answer 13

You shall if you want to. . . your choice, mate! :-)

By the way. . .which back passage??? LOL

Answer 14

err why not if you want one get one

Answer 15

absolutley! sheds are well good you should defo get one ^.^  SHEDS!!

Answer 16

It might be a tight fit.

Answer 17

I know a guy who'll put one in your back passage for free!

Answer 18

You can put whatever u like into ur back passage.  

but be careful!  and use plenty of easy movements just in case u damage the thin lining of the walls inside ur passage.

Make sure u bend ur knees and rest ur hands securely onto a solid platform. (so as not to hurt ur back)   I suggest you use all four flats points to secure urself properly. (the shed feet!!)   It makes any accesible areas easier to ...well access!    The main secret is not to rush.

In a tight entrance I recommend using some type of water based type grease in order for a smooth entry into your back passage.  (if it gets onto the carpet its easy to clean)  If you think your going to hit anything inside the passage  to hard then remove slowly backwards and go back inside.  No need to remove all the way out.  As ur simply going to be wasting time and energy.  

If there is someone else to help.. it makes things much more easier and safer.  Dont forget.. you may be eager.. but its easier to be careful.  Three people is even better.  Four can hold each end and secure everthing on entry!

Good luck and let us know how u get on!

Answer 19

HAHA!... Brilliant.

If you like it the back passage, why not?!

Try everything once.

Good luck!

P.s. You're only g*y if you receive it. Fact.

Answer 20

Finish the job off well and put some carpet down in the shed,if you get your carpet from a good store you could get your under felt free.

Answer 21

Wow! If it will fit then yeah! Make sure you get someone to video it, you could make quite a bit of money from that!!! :)