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Firstly I am not knocking people with qualifications only those who CLAIM to have them yet show over and over they know nothing, as if this makes them something they clearly are not. Maybe I would have benefitted from going to college, I will never know but having said that I have yet to meet a man who knows as much and can do as much as me ...including stuff I learnt in different countries that I will probably never use again. If it is a p***ing match you want you are wasting your time...you are too much of a coward to even admit you dont know how to form a Quoin but would rather make up a pathetic lame exscuse to body swerve the question at the now twenty eighth time of asking. Swallow your pride and I will gladly tell you how with out gloating it may come in usefull one day.
Why if you went to college did they not teach you what harling or wet dashing is which by your own admission you had not even heard of . It is a basic fundemental practice and you did not even know what it was and even in another thread advised a man to spread mortar at 4-5mm for for dry dashing ...What a joke, that is a thick skim, just shows what you know...NOTHING.
I am working all the time and every day but as you rarely step out of your bedsit you may not be aware that it is the depths of winter and the days are short, cold and wet. In the spring it is a more pleasent experience being a plasterer on jobs that take around a month to complete...So are you up for the challenge or not J.Bonding ???
Why if you went to college did they not teach you what harling or wet dashing is which by your own admission you had not even heard of . It is a basic fundemental practice and you did not even know what it was and even in another thread advised a man to spread mortar at 4-5mm for for dry dashing ...What a joke, that is a thick skim, just shows what you know...NOTHING.
I am working all the time and every day but as you rarely step out of your bedsit you may not be aware that it is the depths of winter and the days are short, cold and wet. In the spring it is a more pleasent experience being a plasterer on jobs that take around a month to complete...So are you up for the challenge or not J.Bonding ???