
just because you can't pronounce it because you have a tongue.
much like welsh.

the village of the dammned. ( and incestuously inbred )
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far too often. I got into a huge fight in a Swansea after hours drinking den. I was calling them sheep-shagging, half-wit cunts at the time and there were only two of us. That hurt.
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i'm on the other side of the severn and it's all we can do to keep them out.
i've taken to shooting them in the grounds of hereford catherdral on a sunday morning.
it's the law.

Line of defense. I'm up top, just North of Chester. I have my arrows knocked at all times.
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Thu 26 Jul 2007, 23:09,
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I want to buy a sink, a stainless steal one where, instead of sinking (haha!) into a counter, they have a square piece of stainless steel on the front that curves over the edge of the unit or around a piece of baton.
The old ones before built in kitchens became the norm.
The problem I have is that I cannot find a single picture of one, and I don't know what they are called - any ideas?
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Thu 26 Jul 2007, 22:12,
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The old ones before built in kitchens became the norm.
The problem I have is that I cannot find a single picture of one, and I don't know what they are called - any ideas?

They have not been around for years. All of them are insets now. You might ask you local council if they have any taken from refurbs as they were the standard council house fodder of the 60's. They are also hideous.
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Thu 26 Jul 2007, 22:18,
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And I hate ceramic sinks - I have got a Belfast sink here, but I find that I end up just breaking cups.
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Thu 26 Jul 2007, 22:24,
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look nice in a farmhouse but are unhygienic and costly.
You can have a free standing base unit with a counter top sympathetic to your kitchen and put an inset into that. I'll design you one if you phot the kitchen. Then you can put an ultra clean and functional basin into that.
www.kitchen-sinks-taps.co.uk/acatalog/Franke_Professional_Stainless_Steel_Range_sinks.html
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Thu 26 Jul 2007, 22:28,
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You can have a free standing base unit with a counter top sympathetic to your kitchen and put an inset into that. I'll design you one if you phot the kitchen. Then you can put an ultra clean and functional basin into that.
www.kitchen-sinks-taps.co.uk/acatalog/Franke_Professional_Stainless_Steel_Range_sinks.html


mind and I'll see what I can come up with for a free standing unit to house an inset but sympathetic to your style. If I'm not busy I'll even make it.
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Thu 26 Jul 2007, 22:37,
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you might want to look at more commercial stiles kitchens where it's all stainless.
having worked in all stainless kitechens ans seeing this type of thing this might be a good starting point.
with stainless always remember to get a good gauge of steel, cheaper sinks tent to have a lesser/thinner gauge of steel and in my opinion area false economy.
mind you saying that i have a ceramic sink.
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Thu 26 Jul 2007, 22:57,
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having worked in all stainless kitechens ans seeing this type of thing this might be a good starting point.
with stainless always remember to get a good gauge of steel, cheaper sinks tent to have a lesser/thinner gauge of steel and in my opinion area false economy.
mind you saying that i have a ceramic sink.