yeah you might need one
some of us are a bit more carefull
some of us are a bit more carefull
Solder Joint Plumbing - How Hard It It In Reality???
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Works for me.
Perhaps Holnslaw and a few others should click on the link and watch the video.
Brillo pads mt ass.
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holmslaw
some of us are a bit more carefull
Clown
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holmslaw
Must have chucked dozens of plumbers off of sites over the years for not having fire extinguishers. Never worked out if they were plain stupid or just could'nt give a f***.
One site I was on plumber decides to sneak on site to do some work. No method statement, no risk assessment, no common sense and he new hot works were not allowed. Set fire to the roof of a brand new office block cost £2.5 million to fix.
I've met hundreds of careless plumbers, but only a couple of careful ones.
One site I was on plumber decides to sneak on site to do some work. No method statement, no risk assessment, no common sense and he new hot works were not allowed. Set fire to the roof of a brand new office block cost £2.5 million to fix.
I've met hundreds of careless plumbers, but only a couple of careful ones.
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holmslaw
And proud of it.
yep nothing wrong with a wet rag
if you set fire to anything that it can't put out your a clown
you probably insist incase your paperwork goes up
if you set fire to anything that it can't put out your a clown
you probably insist incase your paperwork goes up
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holmslaw
I suppose plumbers attitude problems stems from pulling other peoples richards out of blocked pipes.
i suppose yours comes from pulling your nose outta the bosses orifice
flamin desk jockey
flamin desk jockey
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holmslaw
if you set fire to anything that it can't put out your a clown
Thats why I called you a clown, so what do you do (oh wise one) when you set fire to something that cannot be put out with a wet rag.
simple
I don't
haven't managed it in 35 years
I don't
haven't managed it in 35 years
if you set fire to anything that it can't put out your a clown
Thats why I called you a clown, so what do you do (oh wise one) when you set fire to something that cannot be put out with a wet rag.
move the inflammable item first.
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holmslaw
move the inflammable item first.
Oh thats a good idea, so when you're using a blow torch in some ones loft, you remove the ceiling joists and rafters.
I wonder why I never thought of that.
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