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I'm already super smooth. You heard my chat-up line? " Drop em Fatty, you're next".
I don't do fat birds Englishmen seem to have that fetish all sown up, shudders.......I'm already super smooth. You heard my chat-up line? " Drop em Fatty, you're next".
I don't do fat birds Englishmen seem to have that fetish all sown up, shudders.......
It worries me that you thought of that, I have passed your details on to the Guardians of the North.......... ;o))))))Everyone likes different shapes. I love the curvy Marilyn Monroe figure. Some like the skinny (looks like a 9 year old boy) look on girls..
It worries me that you thought of that, I have passed your details on to the Guardians of the North.......... ;o))))))
Its the industry my girlfriend works in, can I interest you in a £60k frock?
Far from fashion victim.
£15 for pants, £5 - £10 for top.
Just needed some new boots. £25. sorted.
Heres a recent photo of mine.
Not sure what you are asking 1JustinI have a list of these now..not that it helps me much. Come on NICEIC! And, you guessed it.. Checkatrade. This one was incorporated in 2012, so five years trading to learn to get it right.
The householder said "The electrician was confused about the earthing rod".
Property "earthed" through bonding and neighbour's PME. (I actually get 0.15 which isn't bad disregarding that minor detail). Confusion was clear because the field had been "Tippexed" a couple of times.
Ra to the rod is 650 Ohms.
DNO visiting to provide (hopefully) a MET soon.
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not on my shift, Mr. Cynic. I aim for <50 ohms, even if i have to bury a scaffold pole. .Nine times out of ten on TT the earthing conductor to the rod does no more than earth the rod.
Yeah, you tell him @telectrix !Nine times out of ten on TT the earthing conductor to the rod does no more than earth the rod.
No No mate I was just wondering what your post was trying to put over, not a fan of check a trade either.Sorry, genuinely hoping not to offend. (So I apologise in advance to the more proficient members of said organization). It just seems an odd coincidence that each time I take a note of something fairly serious where work was recently done (Not small stuff or compromises), they have all been Checkatrade without exception.
- Am I digging myself a hole here? Perhaps I should delete my post..
A fit of irritation, just getting it off my chest. It was a CU install as well.No No mate I was just wondering what your post was trying to put over, not a fan of check a trade either.
You might find it strange, but in some of these cases, it's not the meter fitter, it's the guidelines they have to follow, poor training I would suggest, I went on an induction for a meter fitters job, believe me, some of the Carp, quite relieved I didn't get the job really, I would have got in to all sorts of hot water my my loquacious attitude.A fit of irritation, just getting it off my chest. It was a CU install as well.
Not only that, the Smart Meter installers then came along and offered the householder an earth connection more or less as an "optional extra". Householder thought it was earthed (well there was a new CU and certificate after all), - and declined.
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