Do you lock off?

[Geordie Spark]

No, your Scottish, I don't like the sweaty socks :49:

Oi!! ...... Now't wrong with Jocks since they stopped sneaking over the border to steal our women & rape our cattle.

 

[pennychew]

It's the Scottish Taxi driver

Fare comment!

 

[GB.Kayak]

No, your Scottish, I don't like the sweaty socks :49:

'och aye the noo'

You are clearly very much mistaken! The young jock rabble on nearby housing estates, 'aye' voters, have less respect for me than Tony and Eng54 et al have for 5WWs! I am a too well spoken, due to teenage years in Henley upon Thames, expatriate Cornishmen. Who has as much respect for 'emmets' in his homeland, particularly second home owning ones, as the local jocks have for me a perceived 'Englishman'!

... but then I also believe in loving my enemies ...

 

[telectrix]

Fare comment!

Fair, before volz. sticks his oar in.

 

[ruston]

Me thinks the Geordie humour may have been referring to the fare lol.

 

[telectrix]

ah. didn't read the quote.

 

[Geordie Spark]

ah. didn't read the quote.

Since when did Scousers learn to read??

 

[ferg]

Since when did Scousers learn to read??

I find that offensive TBH.

Scousers at least need to be able to write otherwise they wouldn't be able to sign on.

 

[pennychew]

I find that offensive TBH.

Scousers at least need to be able to write otherwise they wouldn't be able to sign on.

Oooofffff!

 

[Geordie Spark]

I find that offensive TBH.

Scousers at least need to be able to write otherwise they wouldn't be able to sign on.

One can sign for all of them.

There are not many ways to sign "X " :laugh:

 

[HandySparks]

Well, I thought that was quite interesting. Thanks to those who have voted. The poll's still open.

I wonder whether the 11 members (so far, out of 53) who say that they always lock off when working on domestic installations, are primarily domestic or whether they're commercial/industrial sparks who occasionally work on domestic and carry over the habit from their mainstream work, where there is a greater likelihood of unwanted re-energisation of circuits.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Well, I thought that was quite interesting. Thanks to those who have voted. The poll's still open.

I wonder whether the 11 members (so far, out of 53) who say that they always lock off when working on domestic installations, are primarily domestic or whether they're commercial/industrial sparks who occasionally work on domestic and carry over the habit from their mainstream work, where there is a greater likelihood of unwanted re-energisation of circuits.

I wonder how many voted for the first thing that came into their heads just to throw the whole thing into disarray because some of us are like that!! :devil2:

 

[newtothis]

I'm doing my level 2 testing and inspection practical in may.
I hold my hands up it's a Electrical Trainee type course.
Please Mr Mod, can I go to trainees section - cos these bigger boys are teachin' me bad abbits LOL

 

[Simonslimline]

I'm doing my level 2 testing and inspection practical in may.
I hold my hands up it's a Electrical Trainee type course.
Please Mr Mod, can I go to trainees section - cos these bigger boys are teachin' me bad abbits LOL

There is a section at the bottom of the site about gaining access to the trainee section.

Perhaps try PM'ing one of the mods if you get stuck.

 

[ipf]

I'm doing my level 2 testing and inspection practical in may.
I hold my hands up it's a Electrical Trainee type course.
Please Mr Mod, can I go to trainees section - cos these bigger boys are teachin' me bad abbits LOL

Shut your eyes and hope, then.