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looks like 2 crabs in a boat on a well oiled prostitute,at least shes got an innie!!!!!!
 
did i really leave my apprentice adam on site alone to fix that dripping tap
 
Ssshhh! Stop sucking on that paddle! I'm sure I can hear something going down.
 
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Nail though pipe repair
After putting a screw through the rising main (hidden in plaster) at a customers house I managed to solder half a copper olive over the top to avoid cutting a section out and using slip couplings.

Is this a recognised method of repairing the pipe or is it normal to make more damage to the plaster the cut the section out?



Is this the House Phil? LOL
 
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John Guest looks on in oar (cough)! as the testing of the new speedfit range isnt quite going to plan!!!
 
prize remains undecided, how about a years free membership to uk plumbers forum??
 
Brilliant

Thanks

I'll eagerly await delivery on the half olives and as for the years membership I cant even imagine the money I've saved
 
you have to laugh. please post your address so we can all send you something rewarding!

cheers.
 
Nice one Redsaw

I was thinking along lines of maybe

'queen visits bird flue patiants'

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New caption of the week 8/12/09 :D



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tiger's two sisters ,ark angel gabriel and mary mother of jesus about to molest the oul bag with strap on's...the queen knows whats about to go down,she seems pleased or maybe its just the effects of the sex drugs!!!!!!!!
 
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Queen visit's cockermouth where the locals have attempted to evolve into birds to cross the river
 
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