18th edition question

[pirate]

The ability to read and parse would assist immeasurably, I'm sure...
Try again!
or ask Buzzlightyear to translate for you...

 

[pirate]

Maybe not my neatest effort, but re-reading it all, it seems clear to me.
Hopefully, JK will come along soon...

 

[pirate]

Anyway, for discussion...there is no one right answer, and being practical people, you must know what works, and can defend your practices, regardless of any recommendations (as opposed to regulations)
You have to demonstrate that you have thought and designed...if your design is defensible, go for it. Be inventive, be creative, seek a solution that works on a particular job...don't just blindly follow some ideas someone else has promulgated. If you don't think your design will stand up to scrutiny, think again.

 

[pirate]

and don't fk with my syntax, ok?
LOL!

 

[Nigel]

This was discussed in a previous post and I think it was @SparkyChick who came up with the great idea of doing 2 items for a quote. One with AFDDs and one without. Also stating that the regs recommend AFDDs... Then it is up to the customer which to choose.

This is precisely what my 18th Edition trainer said. Give the customer an option but ensure they have the information required to make a call.

 

[oracle]

and don't fk with my syntax, ok?
LOL!

How much tax do you get charged for your syn? I'm told the wages of syn is death, but I didn't realise there was tax on it as well.

 

[pirate]

There's nothing surer than death and taxes!

 

[Dave OCD]

Roll on death, the working mans friend.

 

[Baddegg]

Truest words ever spoken Dave! Amen

 

[oracle]

I owe, I owe, it's off to work I go!