And maybe a 'snug' area where the men folk can smoke their pipes whilst leaning on the mantle piece discussing engines and beards, etc.
It would probably be pink! Please don't... just don't... I couldn't stand it!
Can’t women discuss engines and beards?
I thought that in today’s society everything had to be inclusive... no “men only” or “women only” areas...
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I thought that in today’s society everything had to be inclusive... no “men only” or “women only” areas...
?
?
Can’t women discuss engines and beards?
I thought that in today’s society everything had to be inclusive... no “men only” or “women only” areas...
?
I was carrying on James's blatant sexism
Can’t women discuss engines and beards?
I thought that in today’s society everything had to be inclusive... no “men only” or “women only” areas...
?
Happy to discuss engines both 2 and 4 stroke... beards... the only personal experience I have of beards is their tickling capabilities when you're getting up close to a chap sporting one for a quick smooch, but I do think some men look so good with them.
I'm gonna stop now because if I don't, we'll be talking about Geordie and Irish men and their accents.
What about the scouser and all the Jocks?
Calm down then... calm down lad... (sorry Tel), but no thanks to the Scouse accent. As for Scottish... it can be nice, but it's just not as nice as the Geordie or Irish accent... in my opinion 
Does that make me racist? What about if I add... "But I like haggis!"
Does that make me racist? What about if I add... "But I like haggis!"
Final word on accents, as I think the thread has wavered slightly from the original topic...
There are as many accents in Scotland as there are in England. Some from town to town.
Edinburgh is different to Glasgow is different to way up the north is different to the borders.... and don’t ask about Hawick. They make up their own words (ie “tooty thrie”)
I’ll let you work that out for yourselves
There are as many accents in Scotland as there are in England. Some from town to town.
Edinburgh is different to Glasgow is different to way up the north is different to the borders.... and don’t ask about Hawick. They make up their own words (ie “tooty thrie”)
I’ll let you work that out for yourselves
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Trainees? oh right
Trainees? oh right
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Hey Everyone! ?? I’m new here, thanks for letting me join! xCalling any trainees out there, If you don't already have access then i suggest that it is well worth joining the forums trainee section. A very helpful place to ask questions and get knowledgeable feedback from the mentors.
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That was an Eddy Grant song??
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just me? #93
oh, welcome @ElectricAvenue
That was an Eddy Grant song??
Edit: now this thread has 2x #94s
Yeah you’re right about the song! x
Hello everyone. I'm new to the forum. I have finished high school but I went to re-school and soon got a license to be an electrician
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Hey, is this for UK people only? I just signed up and got the automated message already.
I'm not sharing my address with anyone though. Unironically not even my boss knows my phone number, mainly because I don't want him or anyone from the company bothering me with silly messages or random calls outside my work hours.
Been browsing the forum a bit and there's quite a lot of decent content I could use to learn a thing or two.
I'm not sharing my address with anyone though. Unironically not even my boss knows my phone number, mainly because I don't want him or anyone from the company bothering me with silly messages or random calls outside my work hours.
Been browsing the forum a bit and there's quite a lot of decent content I could use to learn a thing or two.
We're open to all. We have country specific sections for most areas so you ought to have a few members in your country or not far from.
We're a nice bunch, don't think anything is mandatory beyond country; in a place like yhis ypu get put what you put in and in terms of marketing etc you'll get few and far between from here and believe most, if not all can put optted out of (GDPR and all thsa)
Hello all I am a new Trainee based in Liverpool Merseyside and am making my first steps into the industry.
I qualified from one of the online colleges and it has been confusing to me how to go about finding employment whilst part qualified... not much support from my college on that front but I have managed to do some bits of work independently and with other electricians, and I have just got my hands on my first ECS card.
I am always looking for opportunities to gain experience and learn something. I could work for someone for free if they could teach me something about working as an Electrician. I would be pleased to work with anyone local or within driving distance of Liverpool, I have many of my own tools and transport.
Shout out to me if you think i could help you or someone you know out
I qualified from one of the online colleges and it has been confusing to me how to go about finding employment whilst part qualified... not much support from my college on that front but I have managed to do some bits of work independently and with other electricians, and I have just got my hands on my first ECS card.
I am always looking for opportunities to gain experience and learn something. I could work for someone for free if they could teach me something about working as an Electrician. I would be pleased to work with anyone local or within driving distance of Liverpool, I have many of my own tools and transport.
Shout out to me if you think i could help you or someone you know out
Hi all, I'm 21, based in Bristol and recently dropped accounting to become an electrician. If anyone wants to take on an apprentice or wouldn't mind me coming to a job for a few days to watch and learn then please let me know. I don't drive yet but getting lessons soon and have some tools.
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