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wit-ham
09 Aug 14 19:58
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Women at work got quote through for

cleaning of stairewell
3 coats of paint to stairewell
and clearing of stairewell

what is a stairewell please

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mange
When: 09 Aug 14 20:20
Its the room that the stairs run up & down in
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 09 Aug 14 20:21
dismissal imo.
By:
mange
When: 09 Aug 14 20:23
Is it a Lighthouse ?
By:
wit-ham
When: 09 Aug 14 20:28
is it not what boxers do at start of fights?
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 09 Aug 14 20:43
weight for the bell ?
By:
k sera sera
When: 09 Aug 14 20:59
A well at the bottom of the stairs for an alternative source of fresh water
By:
The Leopard
When: 09 Aug 14 21:12
^ Surely contains urine?
By:
k sera sera
When: 09 Aug 14 21:17
only if you don't use the loo
By:
k sera sera
When: 09 Aug 14 21:18
perhaps if you're too lazy after a boozy night out
By:
The Leopard
When: 09 Aug 14 21:24
I think I'm imagining a communal stairwell.
By:
Aunty Post
When: 10 Aug 14 14:39
stairwell (ˈstɛəˌwɛl)
n
1. (Architecture) a vertical shaft or opening that contains a staircase
By:
mememe
When: 10 Aug 14 15:43
It's a term used in cooking, as in "pour in a couple of bottles of red wine and STAIRWELL".
For example, when you are cooking a bouef bourguignon for a little tete a tete.
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STUDYFORM
When: 10 Aug 14 16:46
It must be a very olde house
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Aunty Post
When: 10 Aug 14 16:53
"pour in a couple of bottles of red wine and STAIRWELL"

In Hull that would be standard speak.

One of my surveyors had the lack of pleasure of living in that place.

When he made a cup of tea, he put in the tea bag, and then the milk.

When I asked how he could get a decent cup of tea by doing that, he said "I just stare it and stare it...."
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