How long do you plan on living?

[Jon L. Obscene]

@Nikki........ No you would'nt, you're not .........oh wait.......4 foot 22 inches....thats 5......ok I'll be quiet

@Jp..... No, dude I meant alcove as in chimney alcove, which in 99% of houses goes from floor to cieling same as the room

@Manker..... dude even for me thats a bit sick ..........funny tho, gonna remember that and nick it

Jonno

[Adster]

its possible where helping the American well... ehhh our prime minister is sucking up to BUSH sending troops to help them look what happen to london

i guess aust yes big bomb lets just say if they were going to bomb it would be sydney

but I would be safe out here in the country hehehe

what abotu suicide shoudl be a question ever thought of killing yourself

once a day
all the fucking time
never

[JPaul]

@Jp..... No, dude I meant alcove as in chimney alcove, which in 99% of houses goes from floor to cieling same as the room

Ah, we call that a chimney stack.

An alcove is like a recess in the wall.

[manker]

Chimney alcove

[Jon L. Obscene]

@Jp.......Yes I know that ffs but 99% of the time when someone says "Alcove" they are talking about the resess next to or either side of the chimney. Hence me calling it a chimney alcove.
And what I said still stands.

Unless it fell down.

Jonno

[manker]

131 people out of six billion also call it a chimney alcove.

[JPaul]

@Jp.......Yes I know that ffs but 99% of the time when someone says "Alcove" they are talking about the resess next to or either side of the chimney. Hence me calling it a chimney alcove.
And what I said still stands.

Unless it fell down.

Jonno

Like I said, where I come from it's different.

The alcove was usually in a corner and was used as a sort of "dislay case".

I've never heard the phrase chimney alcove.

No big deal, we also called the kitchen "the scullery" where I grew up, ken.

[Jon L. Obscene]

@Both of you...... You're hard work, an alcove can be a cupboard space or any kind of depress in a wall.
But when most people say Alcove they are talking about.......oh ffs I typed it above, I never said I call it a chimney alcove, I said that actually for clarity knowing manker is an office boy and would'nt understand

Jonno

[manker]

The alcove was usually in a corner and was used as a sort of "dislay case".

I've never heard the phrase chimney alcove.

I've never heard the phrase dislay case. Is this some kind of Scottish witchery.

[JPaul]

@Both of you...... You're hard work, an alcove can be a cupboard space or any kind of depress in a wall.
But when most people say Alcove they are talking about.......oh ffs I typed it above, I never said I call it a chimney alcove, I said that actually for clarity knowing manker is an office boy and would'nt understand

Jonno

Look, I'm only telling you what we called it. I have never (before today) heard the phrase chimney alcove.

"Office Boy"

You are English tho' so I'll let you off.