23-11-2013, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by spitfire
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It may be deemed strange, but there has been a cement mixer (a new one) in our lounge for six weeks now, and a new double glazed window unit in our hall way for the same period of time, I am starting to grow fond of the cement mixers presence.
23-11-2013, 01:57 PM
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Re: Messy.
Originally Posted by spitfire
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It may be deemed strange, but there has been a cement mixer (a new one) in our lounge for six weeks now, and a new double glazed window unit in our hall way for the same period of time, I am starting to grow fond of the cement mixers presence.
You could tastefully decorate it soon SF and save on buying a christmas tree this year. Thrifty ey?
23-11-2013, 04:03 PM
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This is the mug my wife uses for her tea, I call it 'The Cement Mixer', I never measured it but I reckon it would hold a quart if tea, she drinks a lot of the stuff as you can see. Two years ago when we were having a new kitchen put in the workers cement mixer broke down and they had to borrow the wife's mug to finish off the job, she was chewing grit for a month afterwards.
23-11-2013, 05:56 PM
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Yes it seems they do love their tea Patsy, I was surprised to read somewhere that they are the biggest tea drinkers in Europe per head of population.I never drink the stuff, the wife says (and plenty more people I know too) that if she doesn't get her tea she gets a headache, how could that be I always wondered.
ed - you dont like yer tay !
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