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Slow punctures due to screws/nails in tyres after leaving a site strewn with crap.
Had 3 in a week not long ago.
 
only ever had 2 punctures and 1 blowout in my life. 1st puncture didn't happen until I'd been driving for more than 5 years!
 
cant you put in a claim against them?...
their labourers should`v kept a path clear for vans..

Not viable really. Regular customers, factory site and usually OK. Probably from stores/delivery area - odd damaged pallets and such. Got small repairs done for next to nowt. Just a pain in the ---.
 
Here's one from today: on a kitchen re-wire me leaving all the light cables in the multi-gang switch so I can disconnect them in order and note down what does what, but no, the builder has hacked them all off (not that he needed to anyway) so now I have about 10 1mm t+e's which all look the same and no clue as to which one does what. What a pain in the cod-piece...
 
Its a wooden floor, so I'll have to think of something else. I would leave a dead fish under it, but it already smells like one from a dishwasher that has been leaking into it for years. I might set fire to his van, or it that a bit OTT?
 
Its a wooden floor, so I'll have to think of something else. I would leave a dead fish under it, but it already smells like one from a dishwasher that has been leaking into it for years. I might set fire to his van, or it that a bit OTT?
wait till he`s put some copings on the garden wall....just geve them a gentle nudge as you go past...
blame it on the frost or summat....
 
Its a wooden floor, so I'll have to think of something else. I would leave a dead fish under it, but it already smells like one from a dishwasher that has been leaking into it for years. I might set fire to his van, or it that a bit OTT?

Put some bits of non smelly fish (frozen bits will work) in the heater intake on his van. It will take a short while for them to go off. Make sure you do not smell of the evidence.
 
1.Twisted Earths,
2. dodgy threads on metal back boxes,
3. that horrible cellophane and foil inside some brands of FP200,
4. cheap soft brass terminal screws on switches/sockets etc.
5. snapping small terminal screwdrivers cos I'm too lazy to get the bigger one out of my toolbox!

anything made in china because I know it will fall apart
 
Its a wooden floor, so I'll have to think of something else. I would leave a dead fish under it, but it already smells like one from a dishwasher that has been leaking into it for years. I might set fire to his van, or it that a bit OTT?

Pee in his mortar.
 
If you are going to the trouble of printing out labels, at least spell them right!!

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put some bits of non smelly fish (frozen bits will work) in the heater intake on his van. It will take a short while for them to go off. Make sure you do not smell of the evidence.

like that one. a couple of kippers would do nicely.
 

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