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own up who did the work and we might decide to help you sort this mess out
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I think he did it himself to be honest
And melodramatic was the wrong word
Moron be a better one
I think he did it himself to be honest
And melodramatic was the wrong word
Moron be a better one
That would make you feel better wouldn't it. But it was done by one of your profession, and like you, an Irish one at that. Say no more.
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I really like it. The playful use of blacks and greys in juxtaposition, creating a dynamic tension of light and shade. The smeary blobs of bodging mastic a plaintive lament of the decline of British engineering and manufacturing prowess. The insertion of brown bringing the narrative sharply back to the subject matter - poo. Whilst the subtle, almost arcane knowledge that brown will eventually decay under UV clearly harkens back to the days of seeing brown dog poos bleached white by the sun.
An insightful piece. Nomination for the Turner prize is almost certain.
Tarquin Pretentious-Bolleaux Esq, art critic.
What an abortion.
Pull down that stack and cry, because it's ruined.
1. Dig down to salt glazed rest bend. Boss down to black plastic. Inspection point. Then vertical pipework.
I would not bring both bogs in at same level but I would be configuring them so that they had own connections. Old cast one as is and new one on acute branch with 45d to bring it vert and 90 out of wall.
Boss in sinks above
I would possibly go old skool and fit breathers!
I really like it. The playful use of blacks and greys in juxtaposition, creating a dynamic tension of light and shade. The smeary blobs of bodging mastic a plaintive lament of the decline of British engineering and manufacturing prowess. The insertion of brown bringing the narrative sharply back to the subject matter - poo. Whilst the subtle, almost arcane knowledge that brown will eventually decay under UV clearly harkens back to the days of seeing brown dog poos bleached white by the sun.
An insightful piece. Nomination for the Turner prize is almost certain.
Tarquin Pretentious-Bolleaux Esq, art critic.
That would make you feel better wouldn't it. But it was done by one of your profession, and like you, an Irish one at that. Say no more.