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As with any surface,you protect it.
Or do you sling plates directly onto glass.? (Told you he could not prove it
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As with any surface,you protect it.
Or do you sling plates directly onto glass.? (Told you he could not prove it
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Damn, again Joe has no idea about kitchens ( as well as other things).
Bet you have never seen a glass floor either!
One day his arse might recover from this
Bet you have never seen a glass floor either!
One day his arse might recover from this
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Nope, nice try though.
You have been caught out, admire the wriggles though.
Your Ass is well kicked
You have been caught out, admire the wriggles though.
Your Ass is well kicked
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Only if spilt on it. In a cup its fine.
And you said Coffee before.
Which one is it.
Can you prove the thermal deficiency with china in proximity with granite?
(Bet he cannot)
Sore ass time again
And you said Coffee before.
Which one is it.
Can you prove the thermal deficiency with china in proximity with granite?
(Bet he cannot)
Sore ass time again
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Only if spilt on it. In a cup its fine.
And you said Coffee before.
Which one is it.
Can you prove the thermal deficiency with china in proximity with granite?
(Bet he cannot)
Sore ass time again
What a dope you are. Granite is cold and absorbs heat from the cup. No wonder you are jobless.
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Is that what you spent your time in prison doing. Building muscles.
Heaviest weight I ever lifted was a volkswagon jetta. Rolled it over on its roof and then back unto its wheels with my mate inside and then jumped inside and we drove off. Its quite a party piece.
Always spent time in the gym.
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What a dope you are. Granite is cold and absorbs heat from the cup. No wonder you are jobless.
Your the dope
(See i`m learning, a wink means its alright), a cup on a placemat will be insulated. As before you missed the point of "mats" it saves heat rings and stains also insulates, or do you splosh your tea everywhere, I know your dentures must slip and slide when warm so a mat would be essential As for a job, fancy giving me a hand tomorrow? Tea money for you only as being so old your only going to be making it anyway
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They ares rigid, dowelled and glued units which are man enough for the job.
I'm guessing you're a man who only wears sensible shoes and has a sensible haircut (if you have hair)? I'm not sure what it is about the natural beauty and practical properties of granite that attract me and millions of others Joe. Now you mention it, I think you've uncovered the great natural material scam of the last millennium and I'm going to rip up the natural limestone floor and replace with a floated, bouncy laminate with a picture of stone on it and cancel the granite and get a laminate worktop with you've guessed it, a picture of granite on it. You've just saved me thousands! ...and I won't have to have the chore of protecting that big chunk of coldness either.
Oh, granite isn't actually cold, it has a big thermal mass and if the house is warm then the granite is warm (although potentially slightly colder to the touch than others). Same as the natural floor with underfloor heating, the best floor covering you can get for efficiency with that stuff.
I'm just off to seal the floor before grouting later.....what a chore!
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