Nice people thread part 6 - thrice by twice as nice :)

lostinrates

CKhalvashi wrote: »

...This should answer your question LIR

Ah, i see. Does anyone quite fit the stereotype?

CKhalvashi

lostinrates wrote: »

Ah, i see. Does anyone quite fit the stereotype?

I do absolutely perfectly. I'm sure there was someone else, but cant remember who

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

*sings*
I'm going down the pub.....
*/sings*

Cheap night out time again
Weather's not nice though, good job it's only 100 yards.

You are becoming a social animal pastures! Have a great time.

lostinrates

CKhalvashi wrote: »

I do absolutely perfectly. I'm sure there was someone else, but cant remember who

You should have been here a few threads ago then, what took you so long!

vivatifosi

lostinrates wrote: »

Meanwhile i will check your link. I can photo it with e mesh so your dad can see how it works too, its novel, thats for sure. I want it s badly now, but not enough to spend an hour a week cleaning it with a toothbrush.....once a month witha scrubbing brush maybe.:o

Sorry lir, my dad's old school. Sealing tiles he can deal with, but the thought of going without grout, he'd see that as making a rod for your back. I wonder if you can ask a question on the tiling forum or whether you have to be a pro. Someone there will almost certainly know the answer, its whether or not you are allowed to ask the question.

lostinrates

lostinrates wrote: »

I loved tintin when i was younger. I don't think any stereotypes actually impacted on me. Apart from a snigger that fil looks a bit like prof. Calculus.

Thinking about this more,maybe it has. I have some not pc things. I love golliwogs ( but do not think they represent black people any more than a cabbage patch doll represents white ones. Cabbage patch dolls, god, they were hideous things ) and love blavkamoors, but do not own any.

We have politically incorrect corner upstairs where a few gollies sit with a pink pair of bears, a fox hunting fox teddy, and a few orhers. I don't want to get rid of my golliwogs, i love them.

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

Sorry lir, my dad's old school. Sealing tiles he can deal with, but the thought of going without grout, he'd see that as making a rod for your back. I wonder if you can ask a question on the tiling forum or whether you have to be a pro. Someone there will almost certainly know the answer, its whether or not you are allowed to ask the question.

Well i have,i will see if anyone answers.:)

If i could find a groutsble version of these i would go for them.:)

Efit..hmm, my post doesn't show there. Maybe they moderate first posts? Its quite hard to navigate that forum for some reason!

CKhalvashi

lostinrates wrote: »

You should have been here a few threads ago then, what took you so long!

I told you a through threads ago :eek:

misskool

yay, walcott and welbeck

vivatifosi

misskool wrote: »

yay, walcott and welbeck

Good to see the young guns doing so well. Walcott these days is also a Herts NP, though I have no idea as to whether or not he likes mushrooms.