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Hay all, two questions, 1. Can you get caught speeding on the opposite side of the road of the GATSO if there are lines on the road? 2. Has anybody been caught or no anybody who has been caught by the average speed cameras that seem to be popping up on every motorway? Tim

DNO = Distribution Network Operator

I haven't typed that much in 200 posts, well done Barge.

Just what I was thinking.

I was in Subway at the weekend when 2 scroats started verbally abusing the girl behind the counter. So I stepped in and told them to back off, then they both squared up to me and threatened to stab me. After exchanging words with them they finally left. The police were standing outside just...

You've gotta do what you've gotta do to pay the bills and if that means going to the job centre then suck it up and get down the job centre.

So would the Tim.

College lecturer who is also a NAPIT member.

I've been told NAPIT refuse as many as they pass if not more.

Those 2 men are the guys who developed the game, Yanks.

2 fingers is the secret ;)

my personal best is 55 on the 5 second game....... bar set!!

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67% for me.

So if the circuits are RCD protected and the gas and water are mains bonded where they come into the property then theres no need to bond at the boiler. If theres no RCD protection and the gas and water are bonded on the incoming the boiler pipes need to be bonded. Am I right so far? If there...

Nor me, whats MCS?

Why you packing it in? Don't let these guys put you off :D :D :coat

I was doing a barn conversion and the spark lost a cable , he went round the room with his cable finder(hammer) it looked like someone had gone over the room with a machine gun.

I was told by an electrician that this bonding is no longer required if the water and gas is bonded where it comes in to the property. Which is news to me, what do you lot think? I realise the bonding is cut also which is bad practise? Bonding done by the gas fitter. Tim

During an a assessment does the assessor watch you do a job from start to finish, or do they assess a job that you have already completed and make you explain what you did and why?