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I'm back early, a non day really. I fitted a straight swap shower, toilet siphon, kitchen tap and a quote.
Tried to pay my tax bill at the post office but they didn't do it and I had to go into town, no way so doing it online.
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I finished a 2 day install off this morning. Only had rad valves left. Was in the van and on my way home by 10. I picked up a bag of 3 doughnuts for the journey!
Then I went for a haircut and laid on the sofa watching Peepshow on catch up.
Textbook day.
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I've been watching peep show as well this afternoon. I never get bored of them.
I've just got Amazon prime video and have endless films and Tv series and I watch peep show on youtube.
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Serviced a new Vaillant (you tube on phone) fitted a three port wrong! Then of to Leamington Spa for an easy Baxi breakdown. Home by 2 and bored sh*tless.
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Continued on with a wetroom. Porcelain tiles. Looking good, but slow going.
Using my firestick to catch up on the tv. Watched the new ghostbusters and star trek. Also watched containment, fear the walking dead and just started man in the high castle.
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I'm on ep 5 of fear the walking dead, I think there are only 6 episodes..good though!
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Fitted new locks to bedroom doors, cored a hole and installed extractor fan in the bathroom, wired up new 2-way switching for hallway lights, installed new ceiling lights throughout. All at my sister's house whilst everyone is running around like headless chickens getting ready for nephew's wedding.
Now for 3 days of endless food and merriment!
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Drove for 1.5hrs to do a "Customer unhappy with pump" inspection & written report for Saniflo HQ where I ripped the installation to bits. Whoever did it had no idea on uk water and electric regs. Then drove for another hour to carry out a simple 30 min service. Left home at 9 and back by 2pm, all round 160miles.
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What type of food Mass? wish i was there
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Jobbing as always. Fixed leak under a sink, changed a kitchen sink and then did a job which involved running new pipework around the houses to a new area which I did all in copper, soldered and bent. Then customer saw it and actually looked disappointed and said she'd presumed I'd have done it in plastic. "I suppose I can paint it, right?" She said.
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Phil said:
I'm on ep 5 of fear the walking dead, I think there are only 6 episodes..good though!
There's 2 series I think.
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Went to a quote yesterday, knocked on front door waited ages so went round back (terrace house), knocked on back door while she went to front. I wasn't there, I was round the back knocking, she heard and went to answer but I went round the front thinking there's no one in. I rang her up and said I don't think there's anyone in. She said "stay put I'm coming out!".
She called me just as I was dissapearing back round the back!
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SimonG said:
There's 2 series I think.
Really!
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Jobbing as always. Fixed leak under a sink, changed a kitchen sink and then did a job which involved running new pipework around the houses to a new area which I did all in copper, soldered and bent. Then customer saw it and actually looked disappointed and said she'd presumed I'd have done it in plastic. "I suppose I can paint it, right?" She said.
Running pipework round the houses?
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Poor choice of phrase as it implies inefficiency. Basically I ran pipework a fair distance, is what I meant.
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Still. At. Work.
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Phil said:
Went to a quote yesterday, knocked on front door waited ages so went round back (terrace house), knocked on back door while she went to front. I wasn't there, I was round the back knocking, she heard and went to answer but I went round the front thinking there's no one in. I rang her up and said I don't think there's anyone in. She said "stay put I'm coming out!".
She called me just as I was dissapearing back round the back!
I've always thought of you as the benny hill of the plumbing world!
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changed a gas valve on an an old glowworm hideaway and give it a clean out & service then of to a farm and changed an expansion valve on the air conditioning on a Case tractor (there lots of this work for us round here in gods garden). Of to Aunt Bessies in Hull tomorrow which will be long day
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Fitted a Baxi platinum in a sh"t hole whilst checking my van every ten minutes to make sure the local powder pedlars hadn't robed it.if it ain't nailed down its gone
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Ray Stafford said:
Still. At. Work.
Gotta pay for that new castle somehow mate!
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changed a gas valve on an an old glowworm hideaway and give it a clean out & service then of to a farm and changed an expansion valve on the air conditioning on a Case tractor (there lots of this work for us round here in gods garden). Of to Aunt Bessies in Hull tomorrow which will be long day
You do shifts at the yorkshire pudding factory?
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Rich8 said:
Fitted a Baxi platinum in a sh"t hole whilst checking my van every ten minutes to make sure the local powder pedlars hadn't robed it.if it ain't nailed down its gone
Ha ha ...customer sees you checking your van every 5 mins and says "hey its not that bad round here" ha ha
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Phil said:
You do shifts at the yorkshire pudding factory?
No mate we look after and maintain there refrigeration Plant
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No mate we look after and maintain there refrigeration Plant
any freebies ?
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There is a site shop but depends whats been damaged/mislabeled as to what available but everything is pence i.e. £0.10p regardless
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The adverts depict a nice old grandma making the finest yorkshire puddings in her kitchen, I bet the factory is quite different..
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very different
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Flooded a kitchen
Couldn't completely empty an old fibreglass cwsc (about 3/4 gals left) on a system/unvented install, so took a ceiling board down in new extension, dragged tank across old rafters into new and fitted a hose to the cold feed outlet and let it drain
On to new kitchen floor as the bricky tripped over the hose and dragged it back inside without thinking to tell me
3/4 gals of brown water running over a newly laid floor (only concrete thankfully) whilst I blissfully held the tank at an angle so every last drop came out
Also put a new pattern on the hallway carpet after my tissue plugs in the primary tappings came out whilst carrying cyl out, Mr muscle sorted that though
Glad the custards have f*cked of for a week, :cowboy:
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Bloody brickie! I hate working with others around me messing stuff up..
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