Tea? (Part 3)

[classic33]

Well it looks like it is just you and me Mr C

You'd have thought @ScotiaLass would have been on. If only to pass the time.

 

[classic33]

No, I keep telling you, I'm not here!

We know. You're busy burying people under the patio.

 

[MikeG]

No, that's for another day. I ran low on hardcore for my workshop slab, and took up some of the patio to use as hardcore...........so at the moment, there is barely enough patio to bury a hamster under.

 

[172traindriver]

No, I keep telling you, I'm not here!

That sounds like something Mr C would tell us

 

[172traindriver]

We know. You're busy burying people under the patio.

Sounds like a classic episode of Brookside

 

[MikeG]

OK, that's it for me. Catchya soon..........

 

[classic33]

Sounds like a classic episode of Brookside

Advantage to working on a complete renovation. Easier to hide until you have time to dispose of the parts.

 

[classic33]

OK, that's it for me. Catchya soon..........

Sithi

 

[MikeG]

Sithi

Sithi lad, surely?

 

[classic33]

Sithi lad, surely?

Nay lad, nay.

That'd be a put down or a final farewell

 

[classic33]

I'monmitodagin

 

[172traindriver]

OK, that's it for me. Catchya soon..........

 

[172traindriver]

Advantage to working on a complete renovation. Easier to hide until you have time to dispose of the parts.

Problem occurs in years to come when you have moved on, and someone starts their own new work

 

[classic33]

Problem occurs in years to come when you have moved on, and some starts their own new work

He's safe for around seven years until the bodies decompose enough to leave a void in the concrete.
They're sealed of from any air so decompose slower than in air.

 

[172traindriver]

He's safe for around seven years until the bodies decompose enough to leave a void in the concrete.
They're sealed of from any air so decompose slower than in air.

I'll take it you have some knowledge on the subject Mr C