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Hearthfire Construction - Part B6

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  1. zeroxee
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    I wonder if that house really will survive the storm...
  2. Nataly1q2w3e4r5t
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    Awesome one, what a way to built a roof, but kids certainly would approve.
  3. Beba
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    kids will be happy
  4. mymajestymv
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    nice one, thank you. Hope for you too
  5. Reimar67
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    You're welcome mymajestymv. Hope it was a good day for you
  6. mymajestymv
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    had to say - thank you, for Merry Russian Christmas!
  7. hitmaqn78
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    Great! xD
  8. Reimar67
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    It's OK Kami - Roof will last longer than walls as they are made from white chocolate
  9. Kamikazekossori
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    Seems her investment in those materials is soon to melt away with what little logic is left in that Idiotelf
  10. Reimar67
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    Script for Translation...
    Image = Hearthfire Construction - Part B6
    Title = Pick appropriate materials when tiling a roof
    Lydia = You've missed a bit
    IdiotElf = I know. Can you pass me up some more gingerbread please
    Lydia = Oh gods. We have got a storm coming, and you've gone for the "Hansel and Gretel building materials" option for the roof?