Nope. In a reasonable area where houses range from £175k to £350k.
Work watching
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Nope. In a reasonable area where houses range from £175k to £350k.
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Unlike the sh it you get in Blackburn, you mean?
Like these slum areas?
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/Blackburn.html
Bit puzzled here... if there is a lot of work going on to houses...surely they would be council property.. then the next statement is the 175-350k ??
Anyhow my local garage is owned by Asians and as soon as you fill up and go in the store they watch your every move and it makes you feel uncomfortable so I now use the Tesco which is a but further away.. and my neighbour has also noticed it and said everyone who enters the shop is watched very closely ... due to this they have lost my business and my neighbour but poss a good few more also
Correct.
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Unlike the sh it you get in Blackburn, you mean?
Like these slum areas?
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/Blackburn.html[/QUOTE]
Sorry to disappoint, you but I was just answering somebodies question, I know Blackburn quite well and the affluent areas on the outskirts of the town, by the same token I also know the crappy areas of Cheshire
Sorry to disappoint, you but I was just answering somebodies question, I know Blackburn quite well and the affluent areas on the outskirts of the town, by the same token I also know the crappy areas of Cheshire
Ah right, you were just generalising.
Cr ap areas in Cheshire? Can't be, impossible.
Ah right, you were just generalising.
Cr ap areas in Cheshire? Can't be, impossible.
WS, there's an Iraqi lives up Henleaze rd just past Falladon way, he still owes me a weeks wage, Mr Ratti.
DIYisfun, please pop round and clean up after me.
Who says we make it look easy LOL, I'm struggling to tighten the screws on a kitchen sink, I'm not quite as agile as I used to be..
DIYisfun, please pop round and clean up after me.
Who says we make it look easy LOL, I'm struggling to tighten the screws on a kitchen sink, I'm not quite as agile as I used to be..
It seems a bit of a curiousity that most "cowboy builders" on TV seem to be white angle saxon
It seems a bit of a curiousity that most "cowboy builders" on TV seem to be white angle saxon
Wrong Indians
It seems a bit of a curiousity that most "cowboy builders" on TV seem to be white angle saxon
That might be because most builders are white "angle saxon"
I can well understand that. When we've had workmen in, I've always wanted to watch what they're doing - not to check up on them, but because I'm sure I'd learn some valuable lessons.
However, knowing how they probably feel, I have never bothered to ask them.
Jbr
we did some roof work not far from you last year, the guy was about 80y/o and kept watching from the end of his drive using binoculars. After lunch we moved the ladders to the drive side of the house and carried on. After about half an hour a head pops up above the gutter and there he is, watching. I explained he shouldn't be up here but he insisted. Feeling a bit cautious because if his age I used the 'sorry H&S will have a fit and he cannot be seen on our ladders' etc. he wasn't happy but he went down. 15 minutes later we heard ladders being extended and there he was again, this time on his own ladders. Had a giggle at that one for some time.
Never will I forget him, nor his name and address, a mr Oliver and he lived on Cromwell av
we did some roof work not far from you last year, the guy was about 80y/o and kept watching from the end of his drive using binoculars. After lunch we moved the ladders to the drive side of the house and carried on. After about half an hour a head pops up above the gutter and there he is, watching. I explained he shouldn't be up here but he insisted. Feeling a bit cautious because if his age I used the 'sorry H&S will have a fit and he cannot be seen on our ladders' etc. he wasn't happy but he went down. 15 minutes later we heard ladders being extended and there he was again, this time on his own ladders. Had a giggle at that one for some time.
Never will I forget him, nor his name and address, a mr Oliver and he lived on Cromwell av
Jbr
we did some roof work not far from you last year, the guy was about 80y/o and kept watching from the end of his drive using binoculars. After lunch we moved the ladders to the drive side of the house and carried on. After about half an hour a head pops up above the gutter and there he is, watching. I explained he shouldn't be up here but he insisted. Feeling a bit cautious because if his age I used the 'sorry H&S will have a fit and he cannot be seen on our ladders' etc. he wasn't happy but he went down. 15 minutes later we heard ladders being extended and there he was again, this time on his own ladders. Had a giggle at that one for some time.
Never will I forget him, nor his name and address, a mr Oliver and he lived on Cromwell av
Well it can't have been me. I'm 62 and I don't look a day over 40.
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