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Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 12:33 am**

seanandruby wrote:bobbi sums it up well. Lapd, so your lad ''goes to the pub and doesn't have to think about anything?'' not much hope for him then :O

Thats not quite whay he's saying Sean. Also whats wrong with people who are content to be labourers ? not everybody wants responsibility. i had a couple of years where i was just grafting and going the pub everynight and it did me no harm whatsoever.

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 7:10 am**

..........i know what he's saying m8. you say: what's wrong with it? It is uo to you what you call the work force, i'm not bothered, i merely stated ''it was my opinion that i didn't like refering to workers as ''labourers''. I think i will keeo my opinions to myself in future, didn't realise you all like the term '' labourer'' to describe your hard working men.

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 8:46 am**

in wales call em shovel monkeys makes em

a good labourer is worth his salt but they are hard to find i normaly use skilled men who have to muck in like LLL dont ask anyone to do what you wont do yourself keep them opinions coming sean its all part of the craic:p

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 11:26 am**

A good labourer (or operative :;): ) is worth his (or her) weight in gold. I just think that operative sounds a bit lame and is non descript. Operative could be applied to any job or industry where as the term labourer is more specific to what we do. I was never ashamed to be called a labourer and i dont think anyone should be. It's a bloody hard job and anyone who is any good at it should be very proud.

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 2:06 pm**

London Stone Paving wrote:A good labourer (or operative :;): ) is worth his (or her) weight in gold. I just think that operative sounds a bit lame and is non descript. Operative could be applied to any job or industry where as the term labourer is more specific to what we do. I was never ashamed to be called a labourer and i dont think anyone should be. It's a bloody hard job and anyone who is any good at it should be very proud.

well said

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 5:41 pm**

London Stone Paving wrote:I'm kicking in at 5am tomorrow morning. Got a tiny little job to do.........move the whole depot. Were moving the whole show about 10 minutes down the road. We have set ourselves a deadline of 6 weeks to move all the stock, machines and set up the office. Its a big ask and will mean there are going to be some long days over the next few weeks but cant wait for the challenge.

all the best with the move Steve I look forward to seeing your new setup. Are you moving your sales office to or is the display staying put. Can we all agree to stop talking about the definition of a labourer now.

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 7:40 pm**

lets give peas a chance
good luck with the move steve

LLL

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 8:06 pm**

first day back today, after the first hour business as usual.

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 9:01 pm**

lutonlagerlout wrote:lets give peas a chance
good luck with the move steve
LLL

What is that bridge all about? It signals the north for me..

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 9:24 pm**

it is the start of the dirtee south for me

haha
LLL

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 9:41 pm**

i hate dogs....especially ''labouradors'' :;): :laugh: no worries cookie, keep 'em wound up it's good for the soul.

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2012 10:57 pm**

seanandruby wrote:i hate dogs....especially ''labouradors'' :;): :laugh:

Thats pretty funny for you Sean :;):

Hah, yeh i think its a case of agree to disagree. LLL there is a load of graffiti on a long fence southbound on the M25 just before junction 16. Thats always my reminder that I'm back in the mad house.

Were just moving the depot Paul for the moment. Cant move the showroom, We havent even finished the bugger yet

Posted: **Tue Jan 10, 2012 7:00 am**

need a chinook to move the showroom :laugh:
that bridge was built 100 years ago isnt it amazing that they built the arches exactly the right size for the M25
LLL

Posted: **Tue Jan 10, 2012 7:47 am**

lutonlagerlout wrote:need a chinook to move the showroom :laugh:
that bridge was built 100 years ago isnt it amazing that they built the arches exactly the right size for the M25
LLL

they certainly dont build them like they used to. See some horrendous new builds, its almost like we have gone backwards. What about that fiasco with hammersmith flyover? The hammersmith 1 way is bad enough anyway, even before you've diverted the A4 onto it. I heard Boris on the radio saying it would be finished before the olympics, as if that was a good achievement.

If it was in China they would just knock it out in a couple of weeks, although the build quality might suffer and health and safety standards would give Sean & Rab a bloody heart attack.

Posted: **Tue Jan 10, 2012 5:59 pm**

Hows the move coming along Steve?.

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