Break in britain

[Carlosfandango]

Whilst killing time lying on the couch with the worst bout of manflu known to man, the above program was on. It showed a gentleman that had been broken into twice. The presenter then proudly showed the cameraman the preventative measures they had done. One of them was an led flood which the t+e cable was clipped up the white render and terminated in a galvy through box, mounted vertically and the flex through a stuffing gland. Very attractive! Wonder how long before that fills with water?

 

[Guest77]

Did they use a gasket? lol

 

[Carlosfandango]

They did, might be being a bit harsh, perhaps they filled it with putty! Doubt it!

 

[Clive P]

Hi,

If it's any consolation I've got manflu as well; the wife just don't understand we get it worse than them!

Regards.

 

[Carlosfandango]

I've had a really bad cold (sounds pathetic I know) all week but had to work 7 days and now it's out to get me, with a throat infection to boot!!

 

[Plonker 3]

A good outside light just so the little scrotes can see what they are doing when trying to break on.

 

[Robotstar5]

Watched while having lunch and thought the same thing.

 

[Geordie Spark]

This is what you poorly lads need: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=s...nnel=fflb&gfe_rd=cr&ei=agg9VP3DCeLH8gfb5oLQCg

 

[PEG]

I had to stop doing the "TV EICR",as missus reckoned i was spoiling her relaxing time...When my eldest was about 4,he watched Balamory on cctv,the one in Scotland with the colourful houses and overly close community....there was a lady character in a wheelchair,who worked in a shop,and every time the shot panned outside,i told my lad there was patently no wheelchair access at the shop,then whined on pedantically referring to planning consent and discrimination law....Anywho...went to his nursery,to pick him up,and the girl in charge said the youngster had had them in stitches,whilst the group watched this series,explaining to all the kids,that there was "patently no wheelchair access..." :sorcerer: a proud moment...

 

[Geordie Spark]

I had to stop doing the "TV EICR",as missus reckoned i was spoiling her relaxing time...When my eldest was about 4,he watched Balamory on cctv,the one in Scotland with the colourful houses and overly close community....there was a lady character in a wheelchair,who worked in a shop,and every time the shot panned outside,i told my lad there was patently no wheelchair access at the shop,then whined on pedantically referring to planning consent and discrimination law....Anywho...went to his nursery,to pick him up,and the girl in charge said the youngster had had them in stitches,whilst the group watched this series,explaining to all the kids,that there was "patently no wheelchair access..." :sorcerer: a proud moment...

Loveit!!

Clearly a Jobsworth in the making.

 

[Englishman]

I would love manflu. Currently got the lovely sickness and diarrhoea, felt it for two and a half days before it exploded (literally) yesterday morning and hasn't stopped since! Lost 9 lb since Friday!

 

[shanky887614]

I would love manflu. Currently got the lovely sickness and diarrhoea, felt it for two and a half days before it exploded (literally) yesterday morning and hasn't stopped since! Lost 9 lb since Friday!

get well soon
tis the season mate, ive had my dizziness,blured vision and nausia today so im good for a while.

not good when your in the middle of something at work

 

[Carlosfandango]

One good thing has come from being ill. I've caught up on ALL my paperwork!! Woop woop! I'm actually looking forward to work tomorrow. Garage to wire up, which brings me to my next question............!!