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| Topic: Pisces Coffee and Cupcake Shop - part 4 | |
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Well, technically it is but we still say 4x2 or 8x4 feet
It's 100 x 50 mm it's strange, ply is 8ft x 4 ft yet plasterboard is 2.4x1.2 in metric which is smaller. Maybe we import ply from you? |
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Funny, our tape measure has both on so I measure to the nearest, eg, 4 ft 6 x 900 lol
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Yes, and they still need extra crew, but 12 hour days and 2 - 3 hours of travel time is a little too much. What pig Stu? I dunno, saw something about a castle guarding pig...lol 
That was castle guarding "Gig" Eric was referring to the house sitting position. 
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Nevermind.... |
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possibly mikey i can't see you sustaining your own lumber need on the flyspeck island
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Dam Romans and vikings chopped it all down! 
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a very dear friend was incredibly disappointed with sherwood forest
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Not been up that way for years, Scotland still has some nice forests, we have one about 40 miles away, Thetford forest. Lakenheath and Mildenhall are there.
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So there's a real Sherwood Forest?
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 Google it Pisces,Interesting.
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Mel Brooks on turning 91,
when asked how he would like to be remembered, Answered, as Six feet two. |
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yes but a shadow of what you read about in historical stuff.
it was grossly overcut in the english colonizing days for ship building |
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Hi wellworn
Thanks, I'll do that. |
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So there's a real Sherwood Forest? Yes, of course! Where else do you think Robin Hood, fryer tuck and maid Marion lived?
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The country was covered in big oak trees to, but not so much now as they are so slow growing. shame. All the houses used them from the old days.
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funny Mikey. 
That's a shame Eric. Maybe that's part of the reason for so much destructive weather, Mother Nature's fighting back. |
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There is a pub in a village not far from me that was built from the oak timber houses that were destroyed in the great fire of London back in 1666.
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The country was covered in big oak trees to, but not so much now as they are so slow growing. shame. All the houses used them from the old days. Yes, it is a shame. |
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There is a pub in a village not far from me that was built from the oak timber houses that were destroyed in the great fire of London back in 1666. Interesting |
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what i found amazing when i visited the sheffield area mikey was how old and similar su much of the construction was
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what i found amazing when i visited the sheffield area mikey was how old and similar su much of the construction was Well, much of the brick housing in the Sheffield area came up from when the industrial revolution started. you must of heard of Sheffield stainless steel? That was a big steel industry area plus coal mining, Hence the brick work looks dirty from the soot |
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