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Hi,

Gpt a call from Axa insurance the other day asking how much it would cost to connect a cooker because the cable is damaged... I said £40 probably..

i said why did you call me, they said we like to source local trades people to claims. Ok cool.

i went this morning, just of it is, someone came out from a shop to fit a double oven, in the process cut the plug off the igniter for the gas job leaving it to short to plug in. The fitter said he could not fix it as he was not an electrician.

ready for the punch line...

theh claimed on their insurance for me to fit a sodding plug and extend the wire 6 inches. How sodding stupid eh!

I couldn't remove the job as it had a fixed gas supply and would have had to take it out to rewire so just extended it.

i noticed the new oven sitting there on the floor, I said where are you putting that... She (extremely sexy girl mid twenties wearing her nighty exposing bottom of --- cheeks) points to the gap in the cupboards, I said ok, but you have no cooker outlet. It was rated at 7.2kW.... The mind boggles.
 
She (extremely sexy girl mid twenties wearing her nighty exposing bottom of --- cheeks)

Address?!?!...Ill fit that oven for her...where ever she wants...favours in return though

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Hi,

Gpt a call from Axa insurance the other day asking how much it would cost to connect a cooker because the cable is damaged... I said £40 probably..

i said why did you call me, they said we like to source local trades people to claims. Ok cool.

i went this morning, just of it is, someone came out from a shop to fit a double oven, in the process cut the plug off the igniter for the gas job leaving it to short to plug in. The fitter said he could not fix it as he was not an electrician.

ready for the punch line...

theh claimed on their insurance for me to fit a sodding plug and extend the wire 6 inches. How sodding stupid eh!

I couldn't remove the job as it had a fixed gas supply and would have had to take it out to rewire so just extended it.

i noticed the new oven sitting there on the floor, I said where are you putting that... She (extremely sexy girl mid twenties wearing her nighty exposing bottom of --- cheeks) points to the gap in the cupboards, I said ok, but you have no cooker outlet. It was rated at 7.2kW.... The mind boggles.


only reason for that was what she was wearing or would that be your eyes lol
 
Maybe ask her to inspect the prospective spot for the new cooket. As in look right in, at the back, to see that there is no power outlet, I would imagine doing this would require one to get into an awkward position so I would stand well back and admire
 
Hi,

Gpt a call from Axa insurance the other day asking how much it would cost to connect a cooker because the cable is damaged... I said £40 probably..

i said why did you call me, they said we like to source local trades people to claims. Ok cool.

i went this morning, just of it is, someone came out from a shop to fit a double oven, in the process cut the plug off the igniter for the gas job leaving it to short to plug in. The fitter said he could not fix it as he was not an electrician.

ready for the punch line...

theh claimed on their insurance for me to fit a sodding plug and extend the wire 6 inches. How sodding stupid eh!

I couldn't remove the job as it had a fixed gas supply and would have had to take it out to rewire so just extended it.

i noticed the new oven sitting there on the floor, I said where are you putting that... She (extremely sexy girl mid twenties wearing her nighty exposing bottom of --- cheeks) points to the gap in the cupboards, I said ok, but you have no cooker outlet. It was rated at 7.2kW.... The mind boggles.

Hmmmm .......... That sounds like you just met a slightly younger version of Tidyboiler. ;)
 

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