Please Help!

[stillp]

Oh, he made a right old nuisance of himself there.
Threads running to 1000's of posts, him versus everyone else.
It was glorious.

Depends on your definition of 'glorious'.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Surprised he had the b@lls to go there at all....

Balls of steel.






































































Brains of wood.

 

[stillp]

Balls of steel.

Are they extraneous-conductive-parts?

 

[HDRW]

...To be 'appropriately concerned' about correctness of detail is not pedanticism.

"Pedantry"

 

[JohnW2]

...To be 'appropriately concerned' about correctness of detail is not pedanticism.

"Pedantry"

Yes, that is an alternative word, but ...

pedanticism
1. the character or practices of a pedant, as excessive display of learning.
2. a slavish attention to rules, details, etc; pedantry. — pedant, n. — pedantic, adj.

Kind Regards, John.

 

[stillp]

The Concise Oxford Dictionary uses "pedantry". Not using an American dictionary are you John?

 

[JohnW2]

The Concise Oxford Dictionary uses "pedantry". Not using an American dictionary are you John?

Quite possibly, I just used Mr Google's first hit I must confess that I use both words, and wouldn't have had a clue as to which is more 'correct'!

Kind Regards, John.

 

[pebbles36]

Think I may have opened a hornets nest on this question I asked, interesting to read your response on this matter. Thanks everyone for the input

 

[EFLImpudence]

Balls of steel.

Are they extraneous-conductive-parts?

It doesn't matter.

He will have earthed them anyway in case anyone touches them with the back of their hand - or a boot.

 

[martinxxxxxx]

Balls of steel.

Are they extraneous-conductive-parts?

It doesn't matter.

He will have earthed them anyway in case anyone touches them with the back of their hand - or a boot.

He hee

 

[securespark]

Think I may have opened a hornets nest on this question I asked, interesting to read your response on this matter. Thanks everyone for the input

Sorry, pebbles.

Have you got all the advice you need?

 

[pebbles36]

I think so Securespark, got a little bit too technical for me along the way, but interesting to see a large amount of Pro's expressing an interest in the subject. Really is a fantastic site for DIY'ers like myself and great that you all take your time out to help people like me

 

[JohnW2]

... but interesting to see a large amount of Pro's expressing an interest in the subject.

... and non-Pros

Kind Regards, John.