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[Flintstone]

I didn’t even know it came in a case! With a holster too

 

[Flintstone]

Got it with this lot

 

[Dumbo]

What are you local agent for genesis now

 

[John Benton]

18 tins of emulsion

 

[GoneGuy]

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New tools tuesdays??

 

[Flintstone]

I wasn’t sure which thread to post in!

 

[Dumbo]

I wasn’t sure which thread to post in!

Maybe when you're wearing your holster looking like cowboy you could post a picture in fancy dress fridays

 

[Italy]

 

[Italy]

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I'm tired of plankes .... they now call me plankes man. always always plankes

 

[Andy Allen]

Saying your a plank has an altogether different meaning in this country...

 

[Italy]

Saying your a plank has an altogether different meaning in this country...

here it is said. fake parquet. planks I've copied from you

 

[Old Mod]

I'm tired of plankes .... they now call me plankes man. always always plankes

Antonio I am on my way to see Job now
400m2 plank & 200m2 other floor tiles!

 

[Tile Shop]

Maybe you could add a couple of flights into your price and ship him over for a short while to help you out. You could put him up in a tent in your garden, introduce him to our lovely English cuisine (such as Egg and Chips or a Vindaloo) and teach him some basic but classic English words in your downtime, like "shambles", "wonky", "shocking", "skive", or other words generally used by a british tiler on a day to day basis when describing other tradepersons. As a plank....... expert...... he could have 400sqm down and grouted in 2-3 days tops for you and can spend the rest of his time watching you lay the other 200sqm and see how the Brits do tiling. He could learn a thing or two

 

[Italy]

Maybe you could add a couple of flights into your price and ship him over for a short while to help you out. You could put him up in a tent in your garden, introduce him to our lovely English cuisine (such as Egg and Chips or a Vindaloo) and teach him some basic but classic English words in your downtime, like "shambles", "wonky", "shocking", "skive", or other words generally used by a british tiler on a day to day basis when describing other tradepersons. As a plank....... expert...... he could have 400sqm down and grouted in 2-3 days tops for you and can spend the rest of his time watching you lay the other 200sqm and see how the Brits do tiling. He could learn a thing or two

here is enough to say a word.
C A Z Z O

 

[Tile Shop]

here is enough to say a word.
C A Z Z O

Cazzo - translates to "Dick", Nickname derived from rhyming slang for a shortened variation of Richard - Ric - Rick, which lead to Dick or Hick during the early 13th Century.

Thanks Google