I can assure you that I did, although that was back in the 1970's and 80's. Nowadays they have pretty reliable portable electronic testers to do the same thing,
Clocks go forward one hour tonight!
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I can assure you that I did, although that was back in the 1970's and 80's. Nowadays they have pretty reliable portable electronic testers to do the same thing,
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MegaSteve
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In these supposed 24/7 times don't folk just get on with it irrespective of what the clock says...
And, if not why not...
I get properly fed up with overnight road closures delaying my journey home after a shift...
What is a 'normal' day these days?
And, if not why not...
I get properly fed up with overnight road closures delaying my journey home after a shift...
What is a 'normal' day these days?
I can assure you that I did, although that was back in the 1970's and 80's. Nowadays they have pretty reliable portable electronic testers to do the same thing,
And I was with BT in the 70's and 80's and I can assure you BT didn't waste money getting a chemist out before we lifted a manhole cover. We used portable devices back then with extendable probes. Funnily enough, we didn't have accidents with that either...
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And you single me out because I posted some pictures ?
Oi! Get Yersen back in the footie thread. It's my turn to seek counselling and medication!
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Your first picture is of a broken record which, correct me if I'm wrong, implies you've heard it all before and it's getting very boring and your not interested in "listening" anymore
Yet you then proceed to post another 5 times at least, all saying variants of "who cares"
If you really don't care about a subject that there is a thread on why post at all and even more so why post numerous times all saying the same thing?
And you wonder why I singled you out?
Really?
I think that sewers and things like sludge digesters are an order of magnitude more dangerous than holes in the ground for cables. I routinely used to test for methane, oxygen content, hydrogen sulphide, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide. At the time the gangs just carried a modified Davy lamp and a piece of moistened lead acetate paper to detect H2S.
The only thing we didn't check for was CO. We also had a canary...he was dead hard
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Love this thread as it lets me do my semi annual joke about Del being into flagellation, necrophilia and bestiality
He just loves flogging this dead horse. :rofl:
This joke will make a welcome return in October 2016
He just loves flogging this dead horse. :rofl:
This joke will make a welcome return in October 2016
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PhilTheFragger
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Surely it can used on other threads
Feel free, no copyright
Just Del has to do a forfeit every time
Feel free, no copyright
Just Del has to do a forfeit every time
I heard you are a man full of wit and repartee so I'm sure you can find something new for 2016
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For a man that spent a career testing for obnoxious gasses he doesn't half produce a lot of it.
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Feel free, no copyright
Just Del has to do a forfeit every time
A forfeit !
What will that be
Atmosphere testing was only a small part of the work I did, and only in the early part of my career
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Brilliant, you're just like the straight man in a comedy show.😃
I am a pretty straight guy, both on and off the course!
