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why divint you just shut your trap and gan and push ya trolleys!

wey that was my opinion! its the truth! so what the point in lying about it! like terrier close are prefabs!

not only are aussies brain dead but there useless at rugby to! why is that i hear you cry cause there to busy feel each others arses in the scrum they forgot about the game! the only good thing in austrailia is the airport!

so its not going to be rushed! all the better at least it wont fall down when your in it!

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if every one i told to move out moved out bedlington might be bearable!

eh how would that be quicker! you still got to read it! please think before posting!

only told you about ten times! and prove my point every time! but still you cant accept that you where wrong! bah you mek is sick! for the final time...... Prefabricated homes, often referred to as prefab homes, are dwellings manufactured off-site in advance, usually in standard sections that can be easily shipped and assembled. Many of the current prefab home designs on the market have jovial, eclectic elements of postmodernism or the clean, simple lines of futurism. Prefab homes have not been particularly marketable; possible reasons for this include: Homes are not currently produced cost effectively enough for current demand. Homes are not considered a realistic housing solution by the average consumer. The consumer is either not familiar with the concept, or does not desire it. Recently, however, modern architects are experimenting more often with prefabrication as a means to deliver well-designed and mass-produced modern homes. Modern architecture forgoes referential decoration and instead features clean lines and open floor plans. Because of this, many feel modern architecture is better suited to benefit from prefabrication. The word "Prefab" is not an industry term like modular home, manufactured home, panelized home, or site-built home. The term is an amalgamation of panelized and modular building systems, and can mean either one. In today's usage the term "Prefab" is more closely related to the style of home, usually modernist, rather than to a particular method of home construction. In the United Kingdom the word "Prefab" is often associated with a specific type of prefabricated house built in large numbers during the Second World War as a temporary replacement for housing that had been destroyed by bombs, particularly in London. Despite the intention that these dwellings would be a strictly temporary measure, many remained inhabited for years and even decades after the end of the war. A small number are still in use well into the 21st Century. A new development of modern prefabricated homes are currently being built in Milton Keynes, England. Designed be renowned architect Lord Richard Rogers, designer of the Lloyds building the Millenium Dome and the Pompidou Centre in Paris, these new 'prefab' homes are part of a wider government objective to breath new building methods into the housing market within the United Kingdom and show that 'Prefab' is not only still alive, but also well respected. A prefab material can be used in a quick, easy and fast installation of any structure like a house, home, storage, cabin or garage. The prefab material is becoming popular to construct any building structure as it is cheap, fast to build and durable. The prefab home or house requires much less labor as compared to conventional houses or homes. Most of the companies are selling complete pre manufactured prefab modular homes or houses called "mobile homes" or "manufactured homes". Prefab homes are becoming popular in Europe, Canada and United States as they are cheap and durable. Local building codes LBC do not apply to prefab homes or houses; instead, these houses are built according to specialized guidelines called (Federal HUD regulations in the United States) for manufactured housing. Manufactured homes are not permitted in some communities and therefore, one should check from their local city to find about prefab building and construction laws regarding prefab homes

what! bedlington terriers are canny little dogs and its nice to think they were bred here! if you want a pink labrador move somewhere else like blyth or ashington!

eh a dont get it!

maybe but there not prefabs! cant see ashcroft and douglas living in a prefab!

el grecko's no mate of mine!

i you got to be stupid to play it!

who?

who cares it sucks anyway! might as well just axe it now and put on a giant boot sale somewhere!

i see they've been measuring the carpark! must be to work out where there going to put the petrol station and the trolley stands!

na its got more hair than me! and its better looking!

dont know how that place stays open have you seen the prices on the fore court! who makes up there prices somerfield?

not even going to bother to read it! plus av heard it before and it wasn't funny then either!

nor thats planned for the car park at the back!

nor tha just trick questions!

so i take it no one has got any good jokes! just long boring ones! the sort that make you wonder why you even bothered to read them!!! a think this whole topic is a good joke! for me the best ones are short and to the point. for example what do you call a deer with no eyes? no idea! what do you call a deer with no eye and no legs? still no idea! a na tha !*!@# but it doesn't take you half an hour to read them and find out there not even funny! point made!

tried it again and got 92% scored higher (more stupid), 2% scored the same, and 6% scored lower (less stupid). You are 6% stupid. This means... You are our next Einstein. Wow! Keep up the great thinking.

they only attack as they know the locals are brain dead like that steve irwin bloke! what a moron!

not much as it's planned for an old peoples home/ flats! if that will ever happen tho who knows!!