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No, I didn't assume that he was American. I simply sought clarification as to what exactly he meant by a "3-way" switch, given that no such thing exists. It's not difficult to understand, unless you are intellectually challenged.

That's precisely what the Americans call an intermediate, so it was a fair assumption.

Thankfully I don't need to try. I was born clever.

It wasn't clear at all to me. I wasn't sure whether he was referring to an intermediate switch or otherwise

What is a three way switch?

LAP is garbage.

How so? Every kitchen has presses.

It doesn't mean in a kitchen press where you have to balance on top of a fridge.

A good firing squad can deal with multiple condemned.

It should be readily accessible. I would insist that you face the firing squad.

My guess would be an old RYB cable.

Absolutely no way that a 25mm^2 cable (or anything close to it) would fit in the terminals of a socket-outlet. 6mm^2 would be about the absolute maximum that would fit (assuming no second cable).

The 16th Edition had no RCD requirements for bathrooms (though protecting electric showers wasn't uncommon). The 17th Edition brought in the bathroom RCD requirements. However supplementary equipotential bonding was mandatory under the 16th Edition. (Back when we used to call ADS EEBAD).

Not personally a fan of the Ohme because of the prewired nature and external junction box. I have a Zappi myself.

I believe it moved to Guidance Notes/Design Guide. It doesn't actually appear in BS 7671 anymore. That's not to suggest that it shouldn't be applied.

I despise people referring to vans as cars. It has reached an unacceptable level over recent months. It wasn't particularly a dig at you - just a general venting. Incidentally I own an EV which isn't a car. The most important thing is to remind every EV owner to retax this calendar month, even...

He's getting a van - not a car.

Cool story.

The real question is can you be subhuman? The answer is, of course, that you can indeed be.

T&E.