How did that work out for you. You silly sausage.I drop in now again to see how some of the old chaps are getting on, but I've never been shy of winding my bosses up ... ever!
now you're in the Arms (welcome by the way) just be aware that over here we drink beer at 50 deg.F, not chilled to 32 like over in the states. and it's your round.
now you're in the Arms (welcome by the way) just be aware that over here we drink beer at 50 deg.F, not chilled to 32 like over in the states. and it's your round.
Thanknow you're in the Arms (welcome by the way) just be aware that over here we drink beer at 50 deg.F, not chilled to 32 like over in the states. and it's your round.
thanks again my man Dan. LOL
we may have gone down the foreign metric route but i was using F. for the benefit of Megawatt who is American. they still use proper imperial measurements there. (although their gallons are a bit short measure, unlike their egos.
.joke. )
No we didn’t catch on to the metric system but I know 25.4 mm to 1 inch and I take it from there. Read a thread and one mate mention 100 mm wire, damn that’s got to be bigwe may have gone down the foreign metric route but i was using F. for the benefit of Megawatt who is American. they still use proper imperial measurements there. (although their gallons are a bit short measure, unlike their egos.
he probably meant 10.0mm which is a standard size here, c. 50A
Thanks for the info telectrix. I also get lost when things are abbreviated like MCCB and CB and Z’ssss
thing is, your abbreviations are different to ours. same as some of your terminology.
yep. we also have our own odd sayings. from Stoke-on-Trent, miidle of England is this gem:
Cool for a minute I thought my eyes was crossing I liked that what’s cos’na iv seen it a lot from Canada must be French
