Hi I'm New Here

[bobtheturkey]

Which was made first.. The bucket or the orange paint as regards b&q

[Mamyalynne]

I think they evolved.

[Mozz71]

The bucket. The orange paint was created to serve as tribute to the bucket. The bucket's hue is a result of the tangarine larch larch, from which the buckets grow naturally in the wild.

[Mozz71]

"Larch larch"? So good they named it twice.

Tangerine Bucket Larch.

[wolf63]

I know that it isn't the same but I have some orange buckets that are from Morrisons. They are shaped like tumblers. I only have three of them.

[Mamyalynne]

Acrobatic buckets?

[Theland]

I'm after some, ''moving house,'' buckets, preferably orange.
Can you help?

[Ken4155]

I have a female pet bucket which is multi-coloured - red, white, yellow and purple. Her name is Hyacinth.

[anneasquith]

No question ,it was the orange bucket. At a very competitive price I may add .

[Mozz71]

Ken, and what's wrong with the traditional orange bucket? Do I detect a little prejudice here? #OrangeBucketsMatter

[Barsel]

Ken I think you mean Bouquet.

[Ken4155]

Nope, bucket. Definitely a bucket. And to prove it, i poured some water in and it stayed there. I believe bouquets leak?

[Ken4155]

Mozz, at the Plastic Injection Moulding Company where the orange buckets are made, other items of differing colours are also produced. And, once a week, all the scrap plastic is thrown together to make the multi-coloured version. As it contains a tad more plastic than the orange ones, it is less prone to leakage and, whisper it quietly, is more attractive to the eye. It is also a tad cheaper as everybody and his uncle want the orange ones.

[Lie-in King]

^ A pail imitation of the genuine article.

[Theland]

I'm sure bobtheturkey is somehow connected to bobtheturkey, another relatively new newbie.

[margarettom]

What a great start to my day, another bobtheturkey post. Love them!