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Hi all.

Just thought I would say hello as its been a while since I've posted on this forum. Spend a good few years in management but I'm glad to say that I'm happily back on my tools!
 
Pcplumb said:
Hi all.

Just thought I would say hello as its been a while since I've posted on this forum. Spend a good few years in management but I'm glad to say that I'm happily back on my tools!
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Tell us more. Management where? Did you miss the bad backs, sore knees, constantly grubby and cut hands?
 
I'd rather not say who as I still work there! True I didn't miss the bad back etc but it ain't for everyone. Instead of sore knees I had a sore head
 
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I'd rather not say who as I still work there! True I didn't miss the bad back etc but it ain't for everyone. Instead of sore knees I had a sore head
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Well good luck to you. Hope it works out. And 22 posts in 5 years? Get rambling on here more often!
 
APPlumbing said:
Tell us more. Management where? Did you miss the bad backs, sore knees, constantly grubby and cut hands?
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Hi missed the woman falling at his feet!

They love a pair of dirty rough hands about them:dizzy2:
 
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