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Bit off topic.BS3036. 200A.
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Bit off topic.BS3036. 200A.
I am still struggling to see what is wrong with it.Bit off topic.
Spose you're going to tell us you never had a spliff then?I've found a little cannabis farm in a bedroom of a tenants house...They obviously hadn't read the letter giving them notice that I was coming, no one was in so let myself in and found it in one of the bedrooms.
Well I'm not sure, it's odd and found in someones house, think that qualifies.Bit off topic.
He didn't find it in a house.
Yes sorry missed that, DohHe didn't find it in a house.
Yes missed that as well odder and odderIt's his avatar as well - I'm sure there is more depth, more levels or just MORE!
Not someone's house but found this on an EICR in the main switch fuse to a 3 phase DB. What do you think? BS88-2 100A? lol
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Haha very good, better than big fuses. Do you mean inconsolable downstairs, or inconsolable "downstairs"?You should have a look at my pad, put 'airs on you chest!
On a slightly different slant, was present after an old chaps sudden death. He passed away overnight in his gymey jams. His missus was understandably inconsolable downstairs. Undertakers proceeded to undress him, for the journey to the mortuary, only to reveal a rather large appendage. One of the funeral assistances said, 'I can see why she's upset!'
Slovenly gitGot a call by a customers whose fathers shower was tripping the circuit breaker. When I got to the house I wasn't expecting it to be in the condition it was in......
The guy let me in said about two words then sat back down and watched television.
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Here we go again, Pete you are obsessed with sex. What were these mags back then?? I can remember H&E and RODOX from years agoDoing some council rewires about 1973, had to move this box to get at the floorboards, bit heavy so I looked inside, ---- mags going back years, didn't dare look for fear of damaging them.
One of my younger mates got a job working for a council, he rang me a bit ago to tell me that while he was working in one of the less salubrious estates in Derbyshire he was in a bathroom, fitting a new extractor. Midway the young “lady” living there just walked in, dropped her kecks and lost a few pounds right in front of him. Lovely……..I do an occasional small job for a couple like that, they're both rather large people and she seems to be permanently in her nighty while he slouches about in filthy jogging bottoms and bare footed - with dirt filled toenails impossible to miss. A while back I was changing a battenholder for an enclosed led fitting in their bathroom and had to pause and vacate as she needed the loo. Well ten minutes later it was hard to breathe in there, really horrible and I had to go outside to make an 'urgent phone call', stayed out for a good 15 minutes. And that's one of a few places where I always decline a cuppa - 'just had one thanks' even if it was hours ago.
Parade, --- bits, no pun intended,Here we go again, Pete you are obsessed with sex. What were these mags back then?? I can remember H&E and RODOX from years ago
Nice, classy LadyOne of my younger mates got a job working for a council, he rang me a bit ago to tell me that while he was working in one of the less salubrious estates in Derbyshire he was in a bathroom, fitting a new extractor. Midway the young “lady” living there just walked in, dropped her kecks and lost a few pounds right in front of him. Lovely……..
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