Peter wrote the following:
> I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
> replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
> deserted.
>
> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll else
> where
>
> Peter
>
> Australia
You have to remember that as Winston Churchill said, we are two peoples
separated by a common language.
To us here in the US, a 'laundry unit' is an appliance that is located
in a laundry room.and usually is already made by a company.
A clothes washer is a laundry unit, as is a clothes dryer. A laundry
room does not have to be a full room either, it may be just a part of
the house where the laundry units are located, as mine are. Mine are in
a wide passageway between the family room and the half bath which also
contains the door to the garage.
BTW, a half bath is a bathroom with a sink and toilet, but no bathtub or
shower.
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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
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On Feb 12, 12:11=A0pm, Larry Jaques <[email protected]>
wrote:
> On Sat, 12 Feb 2011 02:49:28 -0800 (PST), Robatoy
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> <[email protected]> wrote:
> >On Feb 12, 1:14=A0am, "Peter" <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupi=
d
> >> replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
> >> deserted.
>
> >> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll el=
se
> >> where
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> >> Peter
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> >> Australia
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> >I dunno where you'll elsewhere, but I hope you'll lighten up before
> >you'll elsewhere.
>
> >What do you think happens to people who desert newsgroups? ( I would
> >like to find them as I feed on humourless cretons....)
>
> Bbbbut, what about your banana diet, Toy? =A0(Now, now, kids. No gutter
> thoughts or innuendo, please.) =A0Or is yer banana belt under 6+ meters
> of ice and snow by now?
>
> --
> Remember, in an emergency, dial 1911.
Kepp one thing in mind... that when I decide to start throwing bananas
that they are frozen!
Thanx for your reply, here in Australia when we say laundry unit, we
automatically imagine a slot for a dryer, a washing machine and cupboard
space. We dont have actual rooms so to speak, just the space people use over
here to confine an area for washing and drying.
Peter
I have found on a canadian site, the perfect laundry unit plan
On Feb 12, 1:14=A0am, "Peter" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
> replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
> deserted.
>
> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll else
> where
>
> Peter
>
> Australia
I dunno where you'll elsewhere, but I hope you'll lighten up before
you'll elsewhere.
What do you think happens to people who desert newsgroups? ( I would
like to find them as I feed on humourless cretons....)
Peter wrote:
> I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
> replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
> deserted.
>
> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll else
> where
>
> Peter
>
> Australia
>
>
You have to describe what you mean,a laundry is a room with the stuff
you describe in it, You probably mean a space in doors(of a unit maybee)
with doors, like a cupboard with the laundry stuff in side
"Peter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
>replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
>deserted.
>
> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll else
> where
>
> Peter
>
> Australia
I'm inclined to think that each domicile would present a somewhat unique
situation for locating a "laundry unit" (or, in Americanese, "enclosure")
My first consideration would be, "What's on the other side of the wall where
I might want the "enclosure"? And can I intrude upon that space enough to
build my "enclosure"?
Having established that much I believe I would proceed with my own "unique"
(that word again) plan.
As to the actual material to use and the construction methodology, I suppose
it would depend on local building code requirements. (which, again, might
be.........uni.......uh.......different from those of whomever might deign
to contribute suggestions.
But having done a bit of building construction and remodeling, I, with more
information, might be able to offer some help.
Your's, in a bit of frivolity,
Max
On Feb 11, 10:14=A0pm, "Peter" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
> replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
> deserted.
>
> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll else
> where
>
> Peter
>
> Australia
Please don't post here anymore and you'll have no more problems.g'by.
On Sat, 12 Feb 2011 17:14:59 +1100, "Peter" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
>replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
>deserted.
Peter, a bad attitude doesn't help your quest at all.
>A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll else
>where
Let the jokes flow and concentrate on the answers, eh? Times are hard
and people need to vent. Get over it. USENET requires a thick skin, so
it's in your best interest to develop one.
That said, try the free barn plan pages, quickly googlized:
http://www.google.com/search?q=free+barn+plans
--
Remember, in an emergency, dial 1911.
Peter wrote:
> I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are
> stupid replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups
> are being deserted.
>
> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll
> else where
>
"Hope" is not a viable strategy. Unless you're running for president.
In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] says...
>
> I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
> replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
> deserted.
>
> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll else
> where
The thing is, most of us are USians and have no real idea what a
"laundry unit" is. It is probably something with which we are familiar
but for which we use a different name but may be something unfamiliar to
us.
If you could describe it in more detail or provide a link to a photo of
one we could probably be more helpful.
I'm not even clear on whether you're looking for some sort of
outbuilding, a cabinet, or a piece of furniture.
"Peter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
>replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
>deserted.
It entirely depends on the mood of the people on at the time. Sometimes you
get great answers. Other times, you get nothing but crap. Don't take it
personally, they beat on everyone at some point. It is just part of being in
the group. When they ignore you is more of a problem. Just try again at a
different time. It's like a bunch of drunks (I resemble that remark) sitting
around a camp fire. Everybody talks shit to the nest guy (specially the
newbe) , then somebody walks up and punches you. You look up and see his
hand otsrechet to help you up. No harm meant. Just playing. Men are nothing
more than old kids. We never really grow up. That is why women don't relate,
they do grow up.
"Robatoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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On Feb 12, 4:16 am, "Peter" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanx for your reply, here in Australia when we say laundry unit, we
> automatically imagine a slot for a dryer, a washing machine and cupboard
> space. We dont have actual rooms so to speak, just the space people use
> over
> here to confine an area for washing and drying.
>
> Peter
> I have found on a canadian site, the perfect laundry unit plan
Happy to oblige. We understand 'laundry units' as this country is
being overrun by frikkin' Chinese!!!
Good, Mexicans down here. Chinese are secondary. Japanese would be welcome
(by me at least) though they tend to stay where they are. weent to school in
Japan. Miko I love you. ( told you I was drunk).
"Peter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
>replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
>deserted.
>
> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll else
> where
>
> Peter
>
> Australia
>Sorry about my remark as (a room) . Not familier with Aussie talk. Here we
>do have laundry rooms. Stay with us on the group sites. WW
On Feb 12, 4:16=A0am, "Peter" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanx for your reply, here in Australia when we say laundry unit, we
> automatically imagine a slot for a dryer, a washing machine and cupboard
> space. We dont have actual rooms so to speak, just the space people use o=
ver
> here to confine an area for washing and drying.
>
> Peter
> I have found on a canadian site, the perfect laundry unit plan
Happy to oblige. We understand 'laundry units' as this country is
being overrun by frikkin' Chinese!!!
On 2/12/11 11:51 AM, WW wrote:
> "Peter"<[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
>> replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
>> deserted.
>>
>> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll else
>> where
>>
>> Peter
>>
>> Australia
> Sorry about my remark as (a room) . Not familier with Aussie talk. Here we
> do have laundry rooms. Stay with us on the group sites. WW
>
I'm not sorry for my remark, Rob sprayed his beer. :-)
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The system will be down for 10 days for preventive maintenance.
"HeyBub" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Peter wrote:
>> I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are
>> stupid replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups
>> are being deserted.
>>
>> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll
>> else where
>>
>
> "Hope" is not a viable strategy. Unless you're running for president.
>
Any spare change?
On Sat, 12 Feb 2011 02:49:28 -0800 (PST), Robatoy
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On Feb 12, 1:14 am, "Peter" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I was hoping to get a decent answer, but as usual, all i get are stupid
>> replies to a logical question, and people wonder why groups are being
>> deserted.
>>
>> A proper response would be appreciated, instead i get wankers. I'll else
>> where
>>
>> Peter
>>
>> Australia
>
>I dunno where you'll elsewhere, but I hope you'll lighten up before
>you'll elsewhere.
>
>What do you think happens to people who desert newsgroups? ( I would
>like to find them as I feed on humourless cretons....)
Bbbbut, what about your banana diet, Toy? (Now, now, kids. No gutter
thoughts or innuendo, please.) Or is yer banana belt under 6+ meters
of ice and snow by now?
--
Remember, in an emergency, dial 1911.
Thanks mate plans i found are perfect for what i need ample cupboard space
with drawers and slot for ironing board and shelving for holding assorted
things
Peter
Australia
"Robatoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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On Feb 12, 4:16 am, "Peter" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanx for your reply, here in Australia when we say laundry unit, we
> automatically imagine a slot for a dryer, a washing machine and cupboard
> space. We dont have actual rooms so to speak, just the space people use
> over
> here to confine an area for washing and drying.
>
> Peter
> I have found on a canadian site, the perfect laundry unit plan
Happy to oblige. We understand 'laundry units' as this country is
being overrun by frikkin' Chinese!!!