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Well done mate. I think that will be my next exam on the to-do list, once I do my 2330 L3 practical. Is it similar?

On the subject of flasks and in all seriousness.... I've got one of those stainless one's from morrisons. One day on site this plumber (who had one as well) proceeded to tell me that if you use bleach to clean it out, it will damage it. "It will reverse the polarity" he said in an experienced...

Paddy was showing off his new flask at work. Mick said 'what does it do Paddy?' 'Well...apparently it keeps hot things hot, and cold things cold!' 'What have you got in there today then Paddy?' 'Two cups of coffee and a choc ice!' :)

I had that question in an exam a while ago. What it means is, if you have lengths of copper tube that has been connected together using the plastic push-fit fittings, such as elbows, tee's etc. You would obviously not get any continuity from one end to the other. Hope that helps.

Just ordered mine from Amazon, as majoroak says, it's

At least he remembered to grommit the back boxes!! :Applaud And lol

This is a good thread guys, it's good to see how others interpret the regs as this is a real grey area. A while back I was working for a company who only did new builds. The incoming water and gas was always plastic. From the stop tap it was then done in bit of copper under the sink then back...

I think you must have been practising Badger...lol And that is a fast time, works out about 4 seconds a question! :Salute

I failed too... 11 out of 24. I did it in 6 minutes though! I don't want to live here anyway! :coat

I was the same, I wasn't too confident after my 302 but over confident after my 303. When I got the results I got a credit in 302 and a pass in 303. I'm doing the practical in a month or so.

This is nothing like the 302 I did a few weeks ago

Join the back of the dole queue mate!

That's exactly how I feel, level 2 was a farce and level 3 not much better!

Ha ha brings back memories I also had a commodore, but it was a plus 4. Anyone else heard of this one? It played Commodore 16 games but not the 64's. I preferred my console though, the amazing Atari 2600. I still have this in gathering dust in my loft. Don't know why as I sold all the games...

Scuffer? It means scruffy or trampy. I've always used that word, maybe it's just Bradfordian speak? Lol

They got through a window, which i've boarded over now from the inside. They tried getting through the door but thankfully the frame held out, but I still put an extra 5 lever lock on it to give it a bit more security. I was thinking about putting some bared off cable on the inside and...

I once worked with an old lad who could tell a few stories. The best one he told me was about working for the council in some scuffers house. When he and his mate came back from having lunch, his mate opened his toolbag to find a big turd looking back at him!

I didn't know which thread to put this one in, but thought it's pretty funny anyway. I found it while watching some I&T on youtube. :popcorn https://www.youtube.com/embed/8whQKK4Q-u8?feature=oembed

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