Barcon
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General rule of thumb would be sanded for floors and un sanded for walls. Always try to match the tile and never try to contrast the tile.
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Gout
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RadcliffeRick
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What R you on about? Put your glasses on:-)General rule of thumb would be sanded for floors and un sanded for walls. Always try to match the tile and never try to contrast the tile.
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It’s horrific, I take allopurinol every day and luckily I haven’t had a flare up for a few years. Usually affects my big toe but before I knew i had gout I spent a night in hospital with an unbearable pain in my knee
crazyg
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What a wally!General rule of thumb would be sanded for floors and un sanded for walls. Always try to match the tile and never try to contrast the tile.
Barcon
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What a wally!
Sure, go ahead, use sanded on the walls and see who's the wally.
crazyg
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So you've never heard of the former Australian wicket keeper of that name?Sure, go ahead, use sanded on the walls and see who's the wally.
Barcon
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So you've never heard of the former Australian wicket keeper of that name?
What's a wicket keeper? Sounds a bit wrong.
crazyg
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No point trying to educate you moose fuckers!What's a wicket keeper? Sounds a bit wrong.
;-)
Barcon
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No point trying to educate you moose fuckers!
;-)
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