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Stef

It's exactly as Bri said, you seem to have a vision how someone looks and when you meet them..totally different.

I was late due to a flyover to the Isle of Dogs being shut by the police....

I know what you mean, it's strange how you get a mental picture of someone then when you meet them they are totally different from what you imagine..
 
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Rizzle from the Portizzle

just finnished cleaning the yard:yikes:
maybe the warehouse boys wont moan to much :incazzato:great to meet you all its great to know you like the hands on aproach getting down and dirty no film stars just real tilers getting stuck in .every one having a go its was a pleasure to work with you all learning together and teaching together we all have things that work for us i hope you found out what works for you and you had a safe journey home .i would like to thank mark from tile master for sending us the adhesive and doing it in no time a big thanks to gary for helping me out could not have done it without him gives every day to those that listern and aj and martin that were running about all day helping out .thanks for all those that made the effort to make the time to learn it was a great day for me whats the point of knowlege if you dont share with those who can make a diffrence
 
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The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP

Thanks Ray, Gary, and everyone involved, good to meet some new faces from TF and some old Friends.


The hospitality was second to none, the training spot on, I didn't do any fixing as I have fixed enough tiles in my time.


I was happy to be a spectator and enjoy watching some fine fixers work with these tiles of the future. A big thanks for the freebies, I never expected that, a real good day.

I was the old guy with the daft hair cut and glasses, sorry we were late, never got a name tag.

Thanks to Andy Carroll and son and Mrs Andy Carroll for booking the trains, the drop off /pick up, thanks to my mate Steve AKA Ozboz for the lift back to the train station.

These days are vital for our trade, if we stand still we stagnate and never move with the times.

So again thanks for the day.
 

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Would like to add my thanks to Ray, Gary and the team for a great day. Proper hands on, using the product. Still can't believe how well it cuts. Came away with a confidence in recommending and fitting the product. Also learnt a few new things. Came away with a new cutter too. It is the simplest bit of kit I have ever seen, that can scribe a 1800mm tile.
great also to meet most of the core members on the forum. Even better to find that we all seem perfectly normal! .
all in a very good weekend.

thanks again Ray.
 
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Stef

Thanks Ray, Gary, and everyone involved, good to meet some new faces from TF and some old Friends.


The hospitality was second to none, the training spot on, I didn't do any fixing as I have fixed enough tiles in my time.


I was happy to be a spectator and enjoy watching some fine fixers work with these tiles of the future. A big thanks for the freebies, I never expected that, a real good day.

I was the old guy with the daft hair cut and glasses, sorry we were late, never got a name tag.

Thanks to Andy Carroll and son and Mrs Andy Carroll for booking the trains, the drop off /pick up, thanks to my mate Steve AKA Ozboz for the lift back to the train station.

These days are vital for our trade, if we stand still we stagnate and never move with the times.

So again thanks for the day.

That quote from you Phil just sums it up for me,
You as a tiler have forgotten more than most of us know when it comes to our trade & still you go on days like these as you want to keep at the top of your game & keep evolving.
Me & Deano had a good yap on the way up the road & I for one take my hat off to you Phil & if I can be as half as good as you then I would have done well..
An absolute pleasure to meet you & hope to meet you again.
Keep fighting & keep that chin up..
 
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Rizzle from the Portizzle

hope you are not to tired today and out earning here are some pics of day DSC07143.jpg DSC07145.jpg DSC07147.jpg DSC07155.jpg DSC07164.jpg DSC07167.jpg DSC07169.jpg DSC07171.jpg DSC07176.jpg DSC07181.jpg DSC07182.jpg DSC07185.jpg DSC07194.jpg DSC07200.jpg DSC07206.jpg DSC07207.jpg DSC07209.jpg DSC07211.jpg DSC07214.jpg DSC07216.jpg
 
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