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kevplumb · 10 Feb 2005

keyplayer · 10 Feb 2005

I think he's suggesting a part P/corgi equivalent for car mechanics. And if the number of premature deaths caused by shoddy workmanship in each of these areas was compared, cars would probably be leading the field. So he does have a point, if a radical way of putting it.

kevplumb · 10 Feb 2005

i totally agree
but prescott loves his jags to much to legislate(how did i do that )
against the motor industry

keyplayer · 10 Feb 2005

I bet he doesn't do his own brake pads though, and he must get through a few sets.

kevplumb · 10 Feb 2005

lets be fair he would have to
to slow that down

just-thinking · 10 Feb 2005

is corgi a registration body for walking little dogs.?
is part p is for bigger dogs ?
is acs for groups of dogs ?

leaving corgi soon to concentrate on doing up old houses.wow i will miss NOT all the *******s that comes with gas work these days..

good luck all you gas men

Noraslad · 10 Feb 2005

Going all electric then

Or gonna pay a corgi to install boilers etc

just-thinking · 10 Feb 2005

still going to work on gas (in my own properties) will just get a mate to issue cp12 and spark to issue leccy certificate.

started in gas from school as an apprentice,done 32 years of hard graft .now knees and back not happy.

so i an doing something else.

PS manonoter and stop watch for sale only used for inspections..corgi

Noraslad · 10 Feb 2005

Wish you luck, hope it all works out, ok.

Hanging on to the Fairy Liquid then

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