17-04-2016, 10:48 AM
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Re: Getting well laid
Originally Posted by malcolm
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Whatever floats yer boat Nom
Aren't we all attention seekers to some degree?
I suggest that setting yourself up as defender of moral standing you have invited attention, attention seeking?
Though I'm flattered by all the attention from you it's getting rather tedious.
Haven't you got your own forum to run?
Or is it dead or dying?
I wonder why?
17-04-2016, 10:50 AM
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Re: Getting well laid
Originally Posted by Mags
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*** Please do not get personal, discuss the topic not your fellow members, some posts may be removed.Thank you .
17-04-2016, 10:56 AM
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Re: Getting well laid
If that were the case then I'm sure they'd see it that way and not get involved with the topic contents,surely.Once again you try to derail another thread because you don't agree with it, guess what, some are interested.
Now shuffle along, light yer pipe, put yer slippers on and watch miss marple.
17-04-2016, 11:03 AM
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Re: Getting well laid
Originally Posted by Tpin
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This is construction delight for me, the demolition of old, ugly buildings and the building of new, the satisfaction I get as the constructor is one I'll never lose, thankfully.I don't really like modern, multi-property builds that are all the same boxy design. To me they are just pay days, not much in the satisfaction stakes.
Plus I love demolition, the kid in me loves to play.
the new house is in an AONB with very strict planning so it has to resemble a collection of farm buildings, even the roof heights have to vary so there is not one long building and it blends into the surrounding landscape. All the materials used have had to be approved for colour/texture. There is going to be a lot of oak used, and the bricks will be a mix of colours.The planning took almost a year to get throght bats included. The house should be beautiful when finished.
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