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Nice work Mike!!!
Do you lads not say "good job (the persons name) good job" across the pond Loren?? :RpS_confused:
My mate has a firm in Miami and does that specialist flooring and did Miami Airport :RpS_thumbup: got offered a there once to do tiling but I didn't fancy it.
 
Looks mustard Mike..........................WTF is egg and dart...........................:RpS_unsure:
 
Looks mustard Mike..........................WTF is egg and dart...........................:RpS_unsure:
This marra :RpS_thumbup:
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That's the one marshy. Bloody hate the stuff. Was overly done and made tacky. Like artex. Was a fashion thing we a regret!

Off to look at a 'very intricate ceiling" today in a school. The clients words. Not mine. Probably get there and find its artex hahah
 
That's the one marshy. Bloody hate the stuff. Was overly done and made tacky. Like artex. Was a fashion thing we a regret!

Off to look at a 'very intricate ceiling" today in a school. The clients words. Not mine. Probably get there and find its artex hahah
I like the more simple design cornice as apposed to those with all the fancy patterns etc although I do like cornice with dental blocks.
Good luck with the "intricate" cieling pal.....put some pics up?? :RpS_thumbup: We all love pics lol......…and why not take Ryan along too ?? :rolleyes)
Just kidding mate :RpS_laugh:
 
does anyone know where you can get hold of cornice designs to scale so that you can make your own profile. cheers tony. c & a roberts plastering
 
Do you lads not say "good job (the persons name) good job" across the pond Loren?? :RpS_confused:
Ha, I suppose it would be different depending on what part of the country you lived in. Here if you used that wording it would be more as if you were praising a puppy for learning a new trick. I also belong to Wet Canvas, an art forum, I'm constantly jolted by the Australian members butchering of the English language. I suppose in another hundred years with global communications on the TV and the internet we will all be speaking the same dialects of English.
 
Do you lads not say "good job (the persons name) good job" across the pond Loren?? :RpS_confused:
Ha, I suppose it would be different depending on what part of the country you lived in. Here if you used that wording it would be more as if you were praising a puppy for learning a new trick. I also belong to Wet Canvas, an art forum, I'm constantly jolted by the Australian members butchering of the English language. I suppose in another hundred years with global communications on the TV and the internet we will all be speaking the same dialects of English.
Yes well that's Australians for you Loren.....they can't even make beer properly!! :RpS_laugh:
You may have a point with a "global" dialect but if I was in the states people wouldn't have a clue what I was saying!? I met a few Americans when I lived in Germany and I had to speak "properly" as it were to be understood :RpS_thumbup:
 
The numbers are past 40 now....

I am talking to @BritishGypsum in the next few days to see what we can do :)

I may have to close the booking :) or do an extra day :D
 
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Yes well that's Australians for you Loren.....they can't even make beer properly!! :RpS_laugh:
You may have a point with a "global" dialect but if I was in the states people wouldn't have a clue what I was saying!? I met a few Americans when I lived in Germany and I had to speak "properly" as it were to be understood :RpS_thumbup:

Here in the US there used to be quite a discrepancy in local accents, but I noticed as I've grown older the television has influenced the language (Americanized English)into a more commonized dialect. From my perspective there used to be a lot of difference in dialect between Louisiana, Massachusetts, and Texas. Even now they need to caption some of the Cajun dialect.
 
Here in the US there used to be quite a discrepancy in local accents, but I noticed as I've grown older the television has influenced the language (Americanized English)into a more commonized dialect. From my perspective there used to be a lot of difference in dialect between Louisiana, Massachusetts, and Texas. Even now they need to caption some of the Cajun dialect.
And with that Loren I am completely lost !!??
Only joking buddy, wish the film "No Country For Old Men " (which I liked) had English Subtitles ?? :RpS_biggrin:
 
Are you going BG tour @superspread?? I heard Cassie and spunky are going ?? :rolleyes)
I'll like to marshy mate,trying to get a mate of mine to go ,we went college together,he's a shop Forman for a fibrous company down here,and a plastering anorak as well,would be nice to meet a few of you guys:RpS_thumbup:
 
NOpe thats fine :)

Those that have booked will be going on friday :D

I am sending out an email to everybody soon enough once we hear back about the next date :D
 
We've got them in the catalogue if you want a Beddy bench, Ryan. Just PM me and I'll run it past Mike just to make sure you can have one.
 
Ensure you stock up on the sealants for bench work Ryan some TVR and the German equivalent BMW good stuff :RpS_thumbup:
 
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