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or just give a smack head £100 to kidnapp her and hang her up properly.you might have to pay a bit extra for the orange in her gob tho!

New call of duty £40 Insulated souls for workboots £20 and at £2 a pint the other £40 would provide a good day in the pub. Now where does the wife hide her purse?

ive been doing an increasing amount of work this yaer for people who live miles away,work on rented houses ect.im getting a bit sick of waiting for checks to come and then to clear so im wondering how to put this on my site so it can be one off payments of diffrent ammounts everytime. cheers...

nhl 3.5,costs about £12 per 25kg bag mix 3 to 1 with soft building sand. you could even use nhl 2 because its internal. imo hydrated lime is only any use for whitening up a cement based mortar.

hi guys can anyone tell me what the twister plug release thing is properly called at the end of the bath. it is a 3inch by 1 inch thick disc that when you twist it it pushes the plug up and out.except mine dosnt now it just spins and i have to get the plug out with a knife. :( ive thought of...

class! :lol:

http://www.stonecareuk.co.uk/categories.php?category=Cleaning/Natural-Stone&gclid=COWQtNC00KQCFSL92AodvGjicg Try these people,they do all sorts.i its not on the site give them a ring.

http://www.stripperspaintremovers.com/I_want_to_remove.htm#2 someone on here posted this site a while ago.i got the nb410 and 610 for some masonary paint on the brick and it is class stuff. if its only a small bit then get 2 testers for £13 inc delivery.

he could eat an apple through a letter box

yes they were,was funny tho when city scored there 1st and that bloke fell backwards over the advertising hoard :lol:

But if its a large gap it will fail! Andyb30 Runs for cover and hides!

i thought it was about filling wide holes in a wall with gobbo,thats why i mentiond sharp sand. when you fill in round a pipe outside you do not use a mix of building sand and opc,why?because it will not last a year without shrinking and cracking. all im saying is surley the same theory applys...

grit sand/sharp sand is a national heratige standard when working with large gaps,especially stonework.it not only adds strength to the mortar without having to add too much opc but it also reduces shrinkage. i agree that with small gaps its a pain in the rear to work but it really is...

use grit sand in your mix,there will be less shrinkage than with normal mortar.

hi guys any advice on products for cleaning enviromental polluton off dressed sandstone/limestone cheers :)

will they be paid overtime?

as soon as they start trying to climb the bars of the cot. falling from a bed is nearer to the floor than falling from the top of the cot.

lime putty is your best bet,mixed with a bit of aggregate. wet the joint,bob some in,push some wet stones into it to pack it out then cover with more putty mix and trowel off. seal the edges and keep fine misting it for a couple of days. you can wash it with a wet paint brush,this will take...

wasnt he the red indian in wwf years ago :lol:

thanks for the link..a great site and yea the block paver idea looks well 8)