Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 9:46 pm
I'm not happy with that bottom photo and the top pipe clip is out of line with the rest Giles 
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Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 9:50 pm
haha i'll get them to change it before its boarded over and never seen again haha :p
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 9:57 pm
giles, i`m in a bad mood tonight as you can tell. the standard off the workmanship should not change between a £1 house or a £1,000000 house. nice copper work, your heating engineer takes a pride, i`d personally shoot the roofer as that standard of workmanship is sh1t. with every install i ever did when i was on the tools, i`ll put my name to it. do it once, neatly & correctly
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 11:56 pm
working with a window fitter and a plasterer today,both absolute gentlemen,great craic and love doing quality jobs
all 3 of us were laughing all day and the job got done
tomorrow is pay day
i wish every day was like today
LLL
all 3 of us were laughing all day and the job got done
tomorrow is pay day
i wish every day was like today
LLL
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 12:23 am
its alright, happens to the best of us haharab1 wrote:giles, i`m in a bad mood tonight as you can tell. the standard off the workmanship should not change between a £1 house or a £1,000000 house. nice copper work, your heating engineer takes a pride, i`d personally shoot the roofer as that standard of workmanship is sh1t. with every install i ever did when i was on the tools, i`ll put my name to it. do it once, neatly & correctly
hes our main plumber worked for us last 15 years real nice little irish chap, with his mate for the bigger jobs who's a model maker, mainly airplanes but some amazingly detailed models. but carries through on everything they do. our joiner mark is another rough diamond haha he works best well supllied with copious amounts of chocolate cake and porn off my phone
haha. he's worked 7 days a week since he was 16, 44 now aiming to retire at 55 by doing the 7 days a week.plumbers do our underfloor heating as well
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 3:21 pm
we always subbie the underfloor heating, schools are really keen on it.
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 4:20 pm
encompas designed and supplied it our guys fitted it to their design
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 6:22 pm
giles working 7 days is the fast way to an early grave m8
theres no tow bar on a hearse :;):
I go through phases of working silly hours and then getting on it for a while
i have lost 2 mates in the last 6 months cancer and heart attack both early 40's
it aint a dress rehearsal m8
LLL
theres no tow bar on a hearse :;):
I go through phases of working silly hours and then getting on it for a while
i have lost 2 mates in the last 6 months cancer and heart attack both early 40's
it aint a dress rehearsal m8
LLL
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 7:37 pm
my old mans in the same boat, never smoked etc 4mts left.
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 9:46 pm
haha feck all chance of me doing 7 days mate i love my time off, i like to do as little as possible on weekends unless i've got my boy then have a blow out every other saturday night stay upp all night chasing some tail then recover sunday back to work monday all refreshed for another week.
did a 7 day week last week but had two slabs to power float so had to keep checking on there consistency and had to stick a water main connection in for a builder who needed it doing asap. doing an extension for a family with a disabled child so they're rushing it,
like you say life is not a rehersal, i'm lucky i'm 28 i own my house outright and got no debt other than student debt which isn't worth paying off at the moment. i dont need to work myself to death, but like i say a good day sat with feet up reading rd the net about stuff with a few cuppa's and discovery on is not bad by me.
p.s. sorry to hear that rab mate.
did a 7 day week last week but had two slabs to power float so had to keep checking on there consistency and had to stick a water main connection in for a builder who needed it doing asap. doing an extension for a family with a disabled child so they're rushing it,
like you say life is not a rehersal, i'm lucky i'm 28 i own my house outright and got no debt other than student debt which isn't worth paying off at the moment. i dont need to work myself to death, but like i say a good day sat with feet up reading rd the net about stuff with a few cuppa's and discovery on is not bad by me.
p.s. sorry to hear that rab mate.
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 12:24 am
yeah, sorry to hear that Rab
send the best to him from me
tony
LLL
send the best to him from me
tony
LLL
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 10:05 am
Make the most of what time you have, Rab. There's not a day goes past when I don't miss my owld fellah.
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 4:14 pm
sorry to hear that sad news Rab, my dad died in 1987 and like Tony said there is not a day goes by without taking a moment to think about your old man
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 5:28 pm
cheers lads. we went out today again, had a pint and cheese burger. hes more worried about my mum than anything else. 