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Just realised that picture is quite apt for this post. They look like a pair of old bollux.Will never work,
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Just realised that picture is quite apt for this post. They look like a pair of old bollux.Will never work,
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Just realised that picture is quite apt for this post. They look like a pair of old bollux.
It was a custom light that was created for me. Bought on etsy. Designer pendant light. Takes G9 bulbs and fits on a ceiling rose. Has a coloured cable.Just out of curiosity, who 'created' this for you? Where they an electrician? Did you pay for the light?
This is why we need a picture - for all we know OP could have put a rubber bath plug on the end of the flex and a flowering garden bulb in the fitting
I'm still hoping someone will come along and bail them out - there's nowhere else like Maplin on the high street where you can buy the sort of stuff they sold.Too late for Maplin...
I'm sad about that...you could get all sorts of stuff there...
went in maplin's a couple of years ago. a 2.0AH alarm battery, usually about a tenner in wholesaler's... maplins price £39. 95. now that is taking the pi$$. no wonder they've gone bust.I'm still hoping someone will come along and bail them out - there's nowhere else like Maplin on the high street where you can buy the sort of stuff they sold.
I went to Maplin's some time back, was stuck for some 2.5mm t&e clips white, got me out of the plop.
Answer: take your own, bought from Tesco before the flight, been there Mate, know where you are coming from.and Ryanair charge 2 and a half euros for a small tub of pringles, but when you're a little bit peckish and stuck in a metal tube at 30,000' what are you going to do?
Personally I don't get the obsession with having to eat on a short haul flight (unless you have a medical condition of course) - worst case scenario you can eat at the airport, wait a couple of hours then eat at your destination airport. Maybe have a beer on the plane just because you can, but the point is your small can of beer costs 4 quid because they've got you by the short and curlies - it's not like you can nip out to the shop.Answer: take your own, bought from Tesco before the flight, been there Mate, know where you are coming from.
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