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Nice people thread part 3- Nice as pie
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...now I have to confess on here in secret...this was deff not in my Master Lifeplan.
Others are:
1] married, miles away, retired/busy/holidaying a lot
2] single, local but works miles away, very busy with full time employment and full time hobbies (7 days/week out and about).
I'd make such an easy patsy and my life would be over - and it's never started0 -
That'll take months and months to paint...esp if you have to stickle the brushes into every nook and cranny.
Is it very flaky cos that can look really nice with plants growing up and over them....sort of derelict chic.
Most are breeze blockwe're hoping to render some later, or even timber clad some. Plants will grow over them in places, but has to be a ''safe, easy to clean working environment'' so doorways etc have to be kept clear of vegetation.
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Rule 1 of any external house/building maintenance: NEVER PAINT IT. Never .... it only looks nice that year, then the next 3 it's deteriorating until you can't live with it another minute and you have to do it again. I will be VERY disappointed if I don't manage to buy a brick house. All that render's expensive to keep on top of.0
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PasturesNew wrote: »Rule 1 of any external house/building maintenance: NEVER PAINT IT. Never .... it only looks nice that year, then the next 3 it's deteriorating until you can't live with it another minute and you have to do it again. I will be VERY disappointed if I don't manage to buy a brick house. All that render's expensive to keep on top of.
Nicer than breeze block naked though, no?
We have some old brick walls, which obviously are staying as they are.0 -
lostinrates wrote: »they are between 6 and 12 feet tall.
Sounds like Pastures's ideal men;)Please stay safe in the sun and learn the A-E of melanoma: A = asymmetry, B = irregular borders, C= different colours, D= diameter, larger than 6mm, E = evolving, is your mole changing? Most moles are not cancerous, any doubts, please check next time you visit your GP.
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I presume you are still the same height Jonny.....
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Afraid not. Kept growing past 17. Stopped around 19 I think.
Measured early one morning not long back and came in at 6'11".
Good for concerts.
Bad for doorways.
Good for having lovely ladies approach me in bars... esp if they're pi$ $ed :cool:
Bad for buying clothes. Thought about outsize mens wear fc123?
p.s. nice to "see" you fc. hope the business is going well. presume that why youve been away.0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »Rule 1 of any external house/building maintenance: NEVER PAINT IT. Never .... it only looks nice that year, then the next 3 it's deteriorating until you can't live with it another minute and you have to do it again. I will be VERY disappointed if I don't manage to buy a brick house. All that render's expensive to keep on top of.
Not so.
There are very good external paints available nowadays.
Our was done 5 years ago when we had an extension done and showing no signs of wear at all.0 -
JonnyBravo wrote: »Good for having lovely ladies approach me in bars... esp if they're pi$ $ed :cool:.
Hello Jonny0 -
Just had the most revolting insect in the house...curling its bottom like a scorpion. Little bit afraid of putting feet on the floor now.0
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okay everyone, we need to start the party for 2011.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKxodgpyGec
Good things about 2010, change
Bad things about 2010, changes0
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