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Geordie Spark
No, your Scottish, I don't like the sweaty socks :49:
Oi!! ...... Now't wrong with Jocks since they stopped sneaking over the border to steal our women & rape our cattle.
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No, your Scottish, I don't like the sweaty socks :49:
It's the Scottish Taxi driver
No, your Scottish, I don't like the sweaty socks :49:
Fair, before volz. sticks his oar in.Fare comment!
ah. didn't read the quote.
Since when did Scousers learn to read??
I find that offensive TBH.
Scousers at least need to be able to write otherwise they wouldn't be able to sign on.
I find that offensive TBH.
Scousers at least need to be able to write otherwise they wouldn't be able to sign on.
Well, I thought that was quite interesting. Thanks to those who have voted. The poll's still open.
I wonder whether the 11 members (so far, out of 53) who say that they always lock off when working on domestic installations, are primarily domestic or whether they're commercial/industrial sparks who occasionally work on domestic and carry over the habit from their mainstream work, where there is a greater likelihood of unwanted re-energisation of circuits.
I'm doing my level 2 testing and inspection practical in may.
I hold my hands up it's a Electrical Trainee type course.
Please Mr Mod, can I go to trainees section - cos these bigger boys are teachin' me bad abbits LOL
I'm doing my level 2 testing and inspection practical in may.
I hold my hands up it's a Electrical Trainee type course.
Please Mr Mod, can I go to trainees section - cos these bigger boys are teachin' me bad abbits LOL
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