This is a person who:
1) Thinks that "the usual twin and earth" is suitable for outside use.
2) Thinks that permanently installed sockets plugged in at the house end constitutes good workmanship.
3) Knows so little about socket circuits that he has to ask how to connect a 2nd to a 1st.
4) Has a grasp of general electrical principles which leads him to say something like "if i was to do a more permanent solution i would have to consider things like parallel circuits to prevent dilution of the power".
He cannot possibly learn all of the things he actually needs to know just by asking random questions here about things he thinks he needs to know about, there will be things he needs to know which he has no idea even exist. And we can't possibly tell him how to simply do the job for two reasons:
1) Nobody should ever carry out electrical work on the basis of "insert this wire into that hole" without knowing why - a full and genuine understanding is essential, and we must not encourage otherwise.
2) Given the obvious poor and shaky knowledge he has we can't take anything for granted about what he might do.
