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emamum 02-07-2009 07:31
Re: Asda
 
yaaaay, a good excuse for going morrisons instead :D

LYNX1 02-07-2009 07:41
Re: Asda
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 725995)
That reply was mine have not got a clue what happened.:confused::confused:

Thought your voice had gone up an octave or 2 last time I saw you pete :D

derekgas 02-07-2009 08:47
Re: Asda
 
It will be the ceiling, not the roof, if the roof collapsed, the place would be closed down until corrected, the drainage system will be struggling with the amount of rain, as the drainage from the roof is run through the roof, it will overflow onto the ceiling (if not done correctly) and bring down the ceiling tiles which are a fibre board, they should have known it was going to happen though.

Retlaw 02-07-2009 11:57
Re: Asda
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by blazey (Post 725965)
You mean slate tiles? Slate is just the material isn't it?
As I said SLATES, which are made from SLATE.
trying to be clever arent you, have you ever been in a builders yard, ask for tiles and you'l get tiles, if you want the oblong shaped doofers for a roof you ask for SLATES.
When are you going to aquire some gumption, I know your young enough to know everything, one day it will dawn you know nowt.
Retlaw.

derekgas 02-07-2009 13:23
Re: Asda
 
To explain the difference to non builders, slates are normally taken fron a quarry, and are a natural product, tiles are a man made concrete product.

blazey 04-07-2009 17:38
Re: Asda
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 726081)
As I said SLATES, which are made from SLATE.
trying to be clever arent you, have you ever been in a builders yard, ask for tiles and you'l get tiles, if you want the oblong shaped doofers for a roof you ask for SLATES.
When are you going to aquire some gumption, I know your young enough to know everything, one day it will dawn you know nowt.
Retlaw.
Well you did the same thing to me in the first place! Stop trying to start an argument.

jaysay 05-07-2009 08:59
Re: Asda
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by blazey (Post 726568)
Well you did the same thing to me in the first place! Stop trying to start an argument.
:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Retlaw 05-07-2009 11:30
Re: Asda
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by blazey (Post 726568)
Well you did the same thing to me in the first place! Stop trying to start an argument.
The only way any one could have a argument with you, is if they had their bran removed, then you would be on equal footing.

Retlaw.

jaysay 06-07-2009 09:11
Re: Asda
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 726743)
The only way any one could have a argument with you, is if they had their bran removed, then you would be on equal footing.

Retlaw.
:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

Tealeaf 06-07-2009 09:24
Re: Asda
 
I thought Bran was good for the stomach? Is all food good for the brain as well?


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