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Ian
Nick I am literally crying reading this out to my wife! Brilliant!
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pmsl, thats the funnest thing ive ever heard......my 9 year old wants to know what im laffing at.....i'll tell him one day...
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Ian
Your secrets safe with me mate, and the 1000 arms members!
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White Room
Twitter anyone:lol:
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Pebbs
What the hell have I started here LMFAO!
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bugs183
I've done some stupid things but pooing myself in front of a customer isn't one, brilliant! 
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Bubblecraft
I was doing a bathroom fit a few years ago but turned out to be a job from hell! Everything went wrong that could though it looked a straight forward fit. Bath out, shower in....simples!
I started raggling the wall to put a cold & hot feed in for a new mixer shower. The walls are fully made of plaster. Inbetween both sides of the wall is like a honeycomb plaster. Very brittle too.
I started raggling with a pad saw as it was very easy to cut when all of a sudden, a huge chunk of plaster fell through into the hallway.
I couldn't think how to rectify this until I had a brain wave!
An access hatch for isolation valves. Originally I had put the isolation valves under the sink.
I told the customer that as the bathroom was so small, I couldn't put the isolation valves anywhere else.
Oh the shame!!
I started raggling the wall to put a cold & hot feed in for a new mixer shower. The walls are fully made of plaster. Inbetween both sides of the wall is like a honeycomb plaster. Very brittle too.
I started raggling with a pad saw as it was very easy to cut when all of a sudden, a huge chunk of plaster fell through into the hallway.
I couldn't think how to rectify this until I had a brain wave!
An access hatch for isolation valves. Originally I had put the isolation valves under the sink.
I told the customer that as the bathroom was so small, I couldn't put the isolation valves anywhere else.
Oh the shame!!
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Colour Republic
Who's going to write the book then? 'Confessions of a Tiler'
