Annette Curtain

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > You do talk some b******ks some times. What is that word? I thought bollocks but there's one asterisk too many.

Good luck in Asda. I've only been into the Old Kent Road one but never again. It may be cheaper but it's also slooooooowwwweeeerrrr than any store i've ever experienced. I find Tesco much the same. Though I do find Lidl a strangely odd but pleasurable experience, what with it's cardboard boxes and the likes. Still, horses for courses. Nette:)

James B looks like a "nice" Guy http://jamesbarber.mycouncillor.org.uk/councillors/jamesbarber.jpeghttp://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSLrqvnducb2FQsHhA4_p1pRGY1qgzv83_QjwkxvM7XSLvnTpeRPg

She's pretty & she has a pretty mouth when "talking italian" I agree though with like *Bobs* I think the whole d.n.a case stinks of typical italian bureaucratic laxity. I bet she's a right go-er though. Have I covered all bases here? Nette:-S

I've gone right off of local politics/james barber et al But guess who's gonna be the "ignited guest" at our bonfire night. " Come on down Jimmbo "

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Olly Murs: I shouldn't, but I would. Sober ?

Ooooooo I'm having a look at last nights show. I am loving it Laaa laaa *manhugs* Nette:)

http://www.artmongers.com/images/bins/bin-alma.jpg " What the heck is the massive blue bin for "

Yeah really... I saw her too. ( as she drove off in a 4x4 Audi Q7 V12 ) :))

It's reflective of the desperate situation that the youth of today & conversely the ageing wannabes find them selves in. Desperation and fear reads large in the eyes of the contestants. " I don't wanna go back to where I've come from " ( the biscuit factory, care home, my old life ) " I want new teeth/exploiting/obscurity " " I wanna be anything but nothing " Which is why I'm compelled to observe this exercise from N-Z (nadir to zenith) Nette:)

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What is it with boys and pork pie hats? I'd like > to know too. Olly Murs 'nuff said.

Sorry but.. http://jadorefashionblog.files.wordpress.com/2010/01/63649_in_dl.jpg?w=460&h=690NO & NOhttp://www.mycelebrityfashion.co.uk/product/1307114986-trilby-mens-topman.jpg Nette:X

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No no, counterpunch was the right term. Don't let > cyclists drag you down. > > It was a tool used in typesetting to make a flat > surface concave (like making the hole in the > middle of an 'O'). > > It's still used in woodworking to describe the > tool to push a nail below the flat surface of the > wood (i.e. also a concave impression). * throws toys out of perambulator * (6)

I agree with Mr Ben. His upbeat positivity is infectious & if you can, then I'd say go for it. There are a few key suppliers that make buying stuff like taps & white goods way simpler, pm me if you like & i'll forward the contacts. Theres also a couple of free trade magazines that are worth getting Like Designer and one kitchen & bathroom mag too. The american magazine Dwell is great. Architectural Digest is good & strangely not about architecture but interiors. Nette:)

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Annette Curtain Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I used the one in Marylebone yesterday > > > > It's a shop > > > > It sells stuff > > > > So what ? > > Well...that branch is where I've bumped into Noel > Gallagher not once but twice. Also spotted there, > James Dean Bradfield from the Manic Street > Preachers.... Fancy a threesome ?

Leave your back door open & they'll come indoors, thus avoiding the garden. Nette:-S

DulwichMoan Wrote: > And since im 10 n half stone, i found myself far > from fat. How far though from a dictionary ? More than an arms length ☐ What is a dictionary ☐ Sorry but I ordered extra pineapple on mine ☐ ( tick box ☑ )

Those silly frikkin MBT shoes or whatever they're called I mean come on, every time I see them on a pair of feet, I feel compeled to look at the arse. And guess what, it generally ain't looking any better for it. :-S

I used the one in Marylebone yesterday It's a shop It sells stuff So what ?

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yeah use a counterpunch to sink the nails in a > coupel of extra mm. > Sometimes a guy will lay the floor with > nails/floor brads, then go back over the entire > floor using a counter punch. > One thing, over time the odd nail will work it's > way up and stick it's head out a mm or so. If you > walk barefoot or in socks and actually catc the > underneath of your toe/foot you'll get a nasty > wound. So keep an eye open cos if you catch > yourself on a nail you'll be minded to carpet the > room immediately ! What... A "counter punch" as in George "the grill" Foreman knocked out Joe Frazier with a counter-punch? Blimey, who's she employing? a builder or a pugilist. Nette:-S

The 176 bus yesterday Taxi drivers using mobile phones to text whilst driving. Erm & nothing wrong with up-cycling, if you take a piece of junk and revive it or make it better, that is. *Tisk*

Silly silly game. * tutts * Nette:)

johndulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does It Matter ? nO nOT rEALLY.

I work in the business. It's lovely going through the "I like that" stage, choosing, dreaming & ordering. The real & gritty bit is the regulations. Where do you want the water mains coming in, the RCD circuit board located, the intumescent paints and finishes. Why L.e.d not L.v. biomass or high pressure systems. Even double or quadruple argon filled sealed units, aluminium or Iroko bi-fold of tri-fold. Architect or building control? If you want the respect professionally from the trades that matter, the ones that get things done, then you'll need to up your game, know your stuff. I'm on a "money's no object" site at the moment. (15k or there about for handmade tiles anyone?) A job run by professionals with years of experience but 6+ weeks behind the schedule and at least 20 trades on site at any one time. It is being driven relentlessly & quite frankly it's hard frikkin work for everyone trying to achieve a job of the right quality. Each day throws a curved and often costly curved ball. Yesterday the glass arrived x 30 pieces of toughened = ?600. Each piece has distorted in the process by 10mm. So do we force it to fit an engineered metal frame with a 3mm tolerance or do we send it back and suffer a cost penalty for overrunning ? I could go on, i've got 27 years worth of what's happened stories. Oh my & before I forget, the adult tantrums are legendary. I've seen lawyers & meltdowns in equal measure BUT that given, I strangely love the business. The end result is amazing at times & the path to it is often one of near biblical stoniness. In fact I wouldn't change it for the world. However, I do wish you good luck. You'll need it ( in buckets ). Nette:-S

Oh dear, has medic gone too far with his 73's obsession ?