The usual, unhelpful absolutely foolish reply from a poster #15, who claims not even to be in the UK. Best if completely ignored!
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Repairing crack in a tile
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We on the forum will now support you in your bid for the title sucker #1.
After all your hard work attempting to describe a common tiling tool you deserve it.
BTW, 2+ 2 equals 4 in the UK - what does 2 + 2 equal in the USA?
After all your hard work attempting to describe a common tiling tool you deserve it.
BTW, 2+ 2 equals 4 in the UK - what does 2 + 2 equal in the USA?
I am sad that you feel scorched by my innocent but experienced & correct replies.
FWIW: "guff" is not the answer to my question - shall I give you an easy one?
FWIW: "guff" is not the answer to my question - shall I give you an easy one?
Poster #20,
You've posted a number of times in this thread but not uttered a single word of helpful advice to the OP.
Anyway, given how sad & anxious you are, and this is no longer much fun so I'll leave the thread to some of the other posters.
You've posted a number of times in this thread but not uttered a single word of helpful advice to the OP.
Anyway, given how sad & anxious you are, and this is no longer much fun so I'll leave the thread to some of the other posters.
Strange Poster #21
You tell blatant lies! I posted the sound advice, that those clamp on suckers would likely help lift the broken tile out, without further damage - at which you launched into a tirade of deliberately abrasive comments, without posting anything at all, useful for the OP. Good afternoon to you, or perhaps good morning, where you are in colonies.
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