New Electrician in training

[dave_bristol]

Hey, I'm training to be an electrician, if anyone can direct me to useful resources here on Electricians Forum please. I look forward to learning and in time adding back into the community. Thanks Dave

 

[Pete999]

Hey, I'm training to be an electrician, if anyone can direct me to useful resources here on Electricians Forum please. I look forward to learning and in time adding back into the community. Thanks Dave

Welcome me Babber are from Bemster?

 

[telectrix]

Welcome me Babber are from Bemster?

you on the red again pete?

 

[Pete999]

you on the red again pete?

Oh yeah

 

[Lou]

Welcome - if you are on a training course you can apply for access to the trainee forum. Have you done that yet?

 

[Rpa07]

you on the red again pete?

I understood him straight away. Cheers drive!

 

[Rpa07]

Hey, I'm training to be an electrician, if anyone can direct me to useful resources here on Electricians Forum please. I look forward to learning and in time adding back into the community. Thanks Dave

Dave check out the top of the page and one of the drop downs has resources in it which have been added there by forum members. Download til your hearts content but leave a review if you remember! All the best with your training. Where is the college?

 

[Specialist]

Hi Dave & welcome to the madhouse

 

[Pete999]

you on the red again pete?

If my memory of the Bristol Lingo is correct "Babber" not sure about "Bemster" equates to Bedminster and area in Bristol

 

[Specialist]

Hey Pete: It means my baby comes from bedminster. Babber is baby.

 

[Pete999]

Hey Pete: It means my baby comes from bedminster. Babber is baby.

Thanks for that Andy.

 

[Specialist]

No probs mate, it's a shame the old area dialects seem to be dying out.

 

[Rpa07]

Everyone is 'me babber' down here @Specialist - if you happen to be vacationing in my neck of the woods and I see you meandering the pavements - I shall, with no hesitation, shout to you, "Oi Specialist - how bist me babber?" You would then respond - "I'm fine thank you - LEAVE ME ALONE!" It happens a lot!

 

[Pete999]

Everyone is 'me babber' down here @Specialist - if you happen to be vacationing in my neck of the woods and I see you meandering the pavements - I shall, with no hesitation, shout to you, "Oi Specialist - how bist me babber?" You would then respond - "I'm fine thank you - LEAVE ME ALONE!" It happens a lot!

Thanks Rpa how bist you me Babber.
I recall a little ditty about a Bristolian who was about to go on holiday and whe he was asked where he was going and how he was getting there this what he said.
I'm off to Americawl, flying from effrow, driving there in me Ford searawl, flying in a Jumbawl jet, or words to that effect hope I got the translation right

 

[Specialist]

I'd imagine I would tell you to leave me alone if you shouted that across the street at me, ( I mean really, you haven't even bought me dinner yet & your getting personal) may not be that polite though

 

[Rpa07]

I'm fine thank you - LEAVE ME ALONE!
Sorry wrong response - Cheers Pete, cussen't complain!

 

[telectrix]

reminds me of an old stokie saying... "cos kick a bow agin a wow an yed it till it bosses"

translates as "can you kick a ball against a wall and head it til it bursts"

 

[Rpa07]

reminds me of an old stokie saying... "cos kick a bow agin a wow an yed it till it bosses"

translates as "can you kick a ball against a wall and head it til it bursts"

And we're on such a small island - crossing the road you could lose it in translation!

 

[Pete999]

And we're on such a small island - crossing the road you could lose it in translation!

It does in Luton !!!!!

 

[telectrix]

Britain First.