Is this a sign subsidence?

[^woody^]

I've popped into Paddy Power and put £1.50 @ 4/1 on it being the cill expansion.

Brickwork above the crack at the left of the frame looks like it moved up rather than that to the right moved down.

Re-bar is like the little old Chinese man in the films. Looks like he has no strength to hurt a fly, but ......

 

[Cat007077]

LMAO!!

 

[Deluks]

We'll make an engineer of you yet!

Don't take his shovel away! He'll have to take up smoking to give him something to do with his hands.

 

[^woody^]

Don't take his shovel away! He'll have to take up smoking to give him something to do with his hands.

He'll be on six-month's probation to see if he can deal with clients in a tactful and diplomatic manner.

 

[noseall]

He'll be on six-month's probation to see if he can deal with clients in a tactful and diplomatic manner.

Have you seen the state of the tea, some of these clients foist upon us? One even tried to make us drink Earl Gray!

 

[^woody^]

It's not looking good.

 

[Deluks]

Have you seen the state of the tea, some of these clients foist upon us? One even tried to make us drink Earl Gray!

The first time someone gave me that, I accused them of not properly rinsing the dish soap out of the cup.

 

[opps]

Have you seen the state of the tea, some of these clients foist upon us? One even tried to make us drink Earl Gray!

I once made a cuppa in a customer's house, next to the kettle was what I thought was flakes of sugar in a small pot. Nah, they were flakes of washing "powder". Mind you, I once had an American customer in Notting Hill who, on day 1, insisted on showing me how to use a bog standard electric kettle ("you lift the lid to fill it and then push down this button"). At the time, I hadn't realised that many Americans didn't know that you can use kettles that do not need to be heated on a hob.