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More like 'no, you cannot work from home, stay in the office!' for my colleagues as I have still not returned
I would just like to say
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You've all done very well. Thank you Mr GraceWe have another company announcement tomorrow, wonder what that's about
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Sometimes, it's hard to be a woman
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What full time ? Or just on a weekend
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It was a good knock, I was listening to it on the radio the other day.
Not that sorry he got out, though, he is a great batsman, but a bit arrogant and not a very likeable chap.
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As my plasterer has been avoiding me and I am not likely to find another before lockdown, I has ordered some materials from wixs, to be delivered Wednesday. I swore I would never attempt another disastrous plastering job but needs must an all that. And it will give me something to do at the weekend - probably knocking it all out again .
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As my plasterer has been avoiding me and I am not likely to find another before lockdown, I has ordered some materials from wixs, to be delivered Wednesday. I swore I would never attempt another disastrous plastering job but needs must an all that. And it will give me something to do at the weekend - probably knocking it all out again
Not a difficult thing to do and very satisfying. You are talking about the bricked up fireplace?
I had a right struggle to get used to the plaster they have here but get a good standard of finish with patience now, Pink is easier IMO
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As my plasterer has been avoiding me and I am not likely to find another before lockdown, I has ordered some materials from wixs, to be delivered Wednesday. I swore I would never attempt another disastrous plastering job but needs must an all that. And it will give me something to do at the weekend - probably knocking it all out again
Don’t forget- practice makes
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Yup, thats the job. I know its not difficult, in fact its dead easy to cock it up
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Blob some int ole and push it int. Let it dry un get sum more an avva nuvva go. Keep adding blobs until tis full. Smooth the last bit over. If it's not perfect but near ok... let it dry then touch up sum more later. Bit of sand payper ter knok back the eye points if needed. Then fill ergen.As my plasterer has been avoiding me and I am not likely to find another before lockdown, I has ordered some materials from wixs, to be delivered Wednesday. I swore I would never attempt another disastrous plastering job but needs must an all that. And it will give me something to do at the weekend - probably knocking it all out again
Small amount of watta int buckit. Start spinnin watta round un add plasta bit atta time. Keep mixing un addin plaster untill it be rite consistancy.
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The area got quite large after knocking all the loose out so I as gone for plasterboard dot n dab with a finish coat. Hoping for a finish suitable for emulshun paint.
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It'll have to wait for Time Team to finish looking for a saxon hoard in me veg plot
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Nearly forgot ....
Good evening from Buxton.
Good evening from Buxton.
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Yep.Is it?
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How's the water?
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Don’t drink it... have you seen what the cows do first before it’s bottled
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