| Posted by rainman8889 |
4/27/2005 1:24 AM | remove |
I see the maid is on vacation.
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| Posted by sleek |
4/27/2005 11:43 AM | remove |
or just fuckin lazy
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| Posted by purplegrum |
5/2/2005 2:44 AM | remove |
just needs a wee bit of paint.
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| Posted by rainman8889 |
5/3/2005 2:20 AM | remove |
and a wee bit of plaster.
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| Posted by IIVQ |
5/3/2005 11:30 AM | remove |
Yes indeed! To cover the ugly Lathe!
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| Posted by Emperor Wang |
5/3/2005 11:20 PM | remove |
Dude really does seem to have a problem with the lathe, eh? Just to be annoying, I'll have you know that it's behind every single wall in my apartment. Pretty much every Canadian building from the 1950s or older has it. Hah!
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| Posted by rainman8889 |
5/4/2005 4:07 AM | remove |
Ah yes, so it seems NirvyGuy! Let's invite him over for a few beers and full exposure to our Canadian lathe boards!
;-)
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| Posted by Emperor Wang |
5/4/2005 1:04 PM | remove |
Sounds like a plan, rainman. Only we're missing one essential piece: NHL finals on the tube :-(
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| Posted by IIVQ |
5/4/2005 5:07 PM | remove |
I don't have a problem with it, as long as it stays behind the plaster.
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| Posted by rainman8889 |
5/5/2005 2:34 AM | remove |
Yeah. I hear you NirvyGuy! No problem IIVQ. We'll make sure it's trained to stay in its place! ;-) Or we'll party at my place! Drywall here.
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| Posted by SnakeCorp |
5/5/2005 9:58 PM | remove |
My house (1960s) has plaster applied straight onto either brick or breeze (cinder) block. That's quite common in the UK.
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| Posted by IIVQ |
5/6/2005 1:21 PM | remove |
Good, snakeCorp. I'll stay at your place later :-P
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| Posted by rainman8889 |
5/7/2005 1:51 AM | remove |
Awww. And miss out on the joys of lathe and plaster? ;-)
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| Posted by IIVQ |
5/7/2005 10:26 AM | remove |
*barf*
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| Posted by rainman8889 |
5/7/2005 6:09 PM | remove |
LOL!
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| Posted by TurboZutek |
5/7/2005 10:40 PM | remove |
Hey IIVQ - if it bothers you that much... Invent a better way, start a charitable foundation and start to convert the UK's buildings away from this technology!?
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| Posted by SnakeCorp |
5/8/2005 4:56 PM | remove |
I would imagine that Lathe & Plaster leads to a far tougher/more durable plaster wall than the modern methods?
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| Posted by TurboZutek |
5/9/2005 6:24 PM | remove |
Well... Mine is over 100 years old... and still here! :-)
My bathroom (which is modern and was a good job) looks like shit after three years.
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| Posted by IIVQ |
5/9/2005 6:47 PM | remove |
Yeah, but we all know what you do in your bathroom Tz, don't factor that out!
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| Posted by rainman8889 |
5/10/2005 3:34 AM | remove |
Yeah, abusive spunk and bad air do age the walls pretty damned quick! ;-)
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| Posted by IIVQ |
5/11/2005 11:27 AM | remove |
Make sure your stuff doesn't get inbetween the lathe TZ!
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| Posted by TurboZutek |
5/11/2005 10:57 PM | remove |
Well, it's my ceiling that looks like shit...
:->
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| Posted by Doc Lightning |
5/14/2005 8:14 PM | remove |
My house is made of bricks.
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| Posted by rainman8889 |
5/15/2005 3:38 PM | remove |
My house is made of a variety of materials that also include bricks.
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| Posted by PlasticDel |
5/15/2005 4:49 PM | remove |
My house is made of sticks...
My neighbour's house is made of hay...
But this smart little piggy down the road made his out of bricks.
Show off!
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| Posted by TurboZutek |
5/15/2005 5:56 PM | remove |
My house is recycled out of other houses.
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| Posted by rainman8889 |
5/15/2005 9:05 PM | remove |
Cool! Environmentally friendly! ;-)
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