S Server Member Jul 17, 2016 #1 Is it ok to dry line an external kitchen wall with normal plasterboard or does it need special boarding?
Is it ok to dry line an external kitchen wall with normal plasterboard or does it need special boarding?
theclemo Private Member Jul 17, 2016 #4 Ho Nisus said: Normal plasterboard is fine. Click to expand... How u getting on at pokemon lol
Nisus Elite Member Jul 17, 2016 #5 theclemo said: Ho How u getting on at pokemon lol Click to expand... Ain't got time for that Shit mate seriously.
theclemo said: Ho How u getting on at pokemon lol Click to expand... Ain't got time for that Shit mate seriously.
Rossi46 Private Member Jul 17, 2016 #6 I found a Pokemon brothel last night on the M6. If you stand in the fast lane near junction 36 you can get a Pokemon blowjob monster
I found a Pokemon brothel last night on the M6. If you stand in the fast lane near junction 36 you can get a Pokemon blowjob monster
D Deleted member 23452 Guest Jul 17, 2016 #7 Nisus said: Ain't got time for that Shit mate seriously. Click to expand...
F flynnyman Well-Known Member Jul 17, 2016 #8 Depends on the type of construction if it's an old terraced house I wouldn't because of cold spots.
Pug Well-Known Member Jul 17, 2016 #9 flynnyman said: Depends on the type of construction if it's an old terraced house I wouldn't because of cold spots. Click to expand... Yep. I live in a victorian terrace. Mixture of 9" and cavity walls. Kitchens cavity though.
flynnyman said: Depends on the type of construction if it's an old terraced house I wouldn't because of cold spots. Click to expand... Yep. I live in a victorian terrace. Mixture of 9" and cavity walls. Kitchens cavity though.
