brickwork damage

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...0low%20res.jpg

Also, off topic, those of you following 'The Wit and Wisdom of Ben (3)'
might be interested to see that the boy can multi-task.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...ti-tasking.jpg

Bill

Bill Wright wrote:

those of you following 'The Wit and Wisdom of Ben (3)'

Of all the OT items, the "astonishing abilities" of other peoples'
children ranks fairly low on my interests ...

Andy Burns wrote:
Bill Wright wrote:

those of you following 'The Wit and Wisdom of Ben (3)'

Of all the OT items, the "astonishing abilities" of other peoples'
children ranks fairly low on my interests ...

I can understand that. Some people are very mean spirited and don't take
any interest whatsoever in the rest of humanity...

Bill

Bill Wright wrote:
Andy Burns wrote:
Bill Wright wrote:
those of you following 'The Wit and Wisdom of Ben (3)'
Of all the OT items, the "astonishing abilities" of other peoples'
children ranks fairly low on my interests ...
I can understand that. Some people are very mean spirited and don't take
any interest whatsoever in the rest of humanity...

Bill

Fact: NO ONE gives a flying **** about other people's kids. Some are just
better at hiding it.

"Si1k" wrote in message
...
Bill Wright wrote:
Andy Burns wrote:
Bill Wright wrote:
those of you following 'The Wit and Wisdom of Ben (3)'
Of all the OT items, the "astonishing abilities" of other peoples'
children ranks fairly low on my interests ...
I can understand that. Some people are very mean spirited and don't take
any interest whatsoever in the rest of humanity...

Fact: NO ONE gives a flying **** about other people's kids. Some are just
better at hiding it.

When a male lion takes over a pride the first thing he does is kill the
previous male's cubs. Evolutionary biology.

--
Max Demian

On Thu, 18 Apr 2013 18:16:35 +0100, Bill Wright
wrote:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...0low%20res.jpg

I wouldn't put that all down to the pole fixing. Quite apart from the
diagonal structural crack, there appear to be many brickwork
equivalents of a dry joint.
Is there a name for that?

Also, off topic, those of you following 'The Wit and Wisdom of Ben (3)'
might be interested to see that the boy can multi-task.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...ti-tasking.jpg

The others are right I'm afraid. Other people's kids are always
boring.

As my favourite comedian, Derek Brimstone, once said: "Kids are like
farts - you don't mind your own but you can't stand anyone else's!"

On Thu, 18 Apr 2013 19:59:13 +0000 (UTC), Si1k wrote:

Fact: NO ONE gives a flying **** about other people's kids. Some are just
better at hiding it.
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Andy Burns wrote:
Bill Wright wrote:

those of you following 'The Wit and Wisdom of Ben (3)'

Of all the OT items, the "astonishing abilities" of other peoples'
children ranks fairly low on my interests ...

I do wonder if this fascination with a perfectly ordinary grandchild is to
make up for neglecting one's own kids when they were that age?

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Si1k wrote:


Fact: NO ONE gives a flying **** about other people's kids. Some are just
better at hiding it.

The sad thing is you really believe that. What an impoverished soul you
must have.

Bill

Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

I do wonder if this fascination with a perfectly ordinary grandchild is to
make up for neglecting one's own kids when they were that age?


Amateur psychology is a minefield.

Bill