17-04-2016, 02:07 PM
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Re: Getting well laid
Originally Posted by Tpin
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Name calling now, when will it ever stop?I'm a Terry, not a Tessa, though it's close to tosser, so it may have been a spelling mistake?
Damn, you changed it as I quoted you......fast fingers there.
And yes please, that'd be cool
17-04-2016, 02:09 PM
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Re: Getting well laid
Originally Posted by Tpin
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It's a satisfaction that's irreplaceable.If I take my kids somewhere I always point out the builds I've been involved with, over and over again.
As you say, they'll still be there when I'm long gone.
I have a ritual of signing my name in places hidden from view that will one day be found by the next generation of property repairers.
And no, it's not "Terry woz ere"
when I look around churches and old houses I keep an eye out for 'masons marks'. My Dad trained as a stone mason in the quarry my Grampa rented and I used to watch in awe as he split stone with his wedges with such accuracy. I love to see a well built building of any kind and am so pleased my son, the product of a one-parent penniless family has worked hard and done so well as an entrepreneur he is able to build a dream house for his family a house that will I hope stand the test of time and be a thing of beauty
17-04-2016, 02:33 PM
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Re: Getting well laid
Originally Posted by Tpin
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Myself and my 'pals' since arriving on this site have caused nothing but trouble, been responsible for a banning, dragging the forum down and numerous threads removed because of our behaviour.All these accusations have been levelled at me this morning.
I'm getting pretty fed up with the pomposity and the self-righteous, so much so that I'm seriously considering my options.
Thank you.
17-04-2016, 02:37 PM
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Re: Getting well laid
Originally Posted by Artangel
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What l always marvel at is.. a builder builds something with his bare hands and it is still standing years after he's dead!Well, that's if he's not a cowboy builder!!
Originally Posted by TessA
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Very true, I drive past things my Dad built and I still feel he's around, it reminds me of him coming home smelling of cement with his hands bleeding from hard, honest toil. Buildings do have memories I'm sure.
just like writers and artists I see them as unsung heroes and artists in their own right.
17-04-2016, 03:58 PM
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Re: Getting well laid
Originally Posted by Meg
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Terry if you are receiving abusive messages please forward them to Admin or the Mods .Thank you.
He has a right to express his opinions, even unfounded and false ones.
It proves that insulting and rude behaviour is acceptable in his world but harmless inuendo isn't.
I think it's a bit odd but, hey ho.
17-04-2016, 04:49 PM
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Re: Getting well laid
Originally Posted by Tpin
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It's ok.He has a right to express his opinions, even unfounded and false ones.
It proves that insulting and rude behaviour is acceptable in his world but harmless inuendo isn't.
I think it's a bit odd but, hey ho.
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