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And what conclusion did you come to?

I’ve come to one based on your previous posts.

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And thee best advice I can offer is.....

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haha... I like a good laugh first thing in the morning..
 
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I'm sure the OP will get back to us with what he actually wants to know....
 
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bloody forum. just had 3 security things, enter above text, which is totally unreadable. then a 10 word post was "message is too short". meant to insert this:

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Lol it isn't even funny Pmsl!!That photo of my landlord trying to fix a telegraph pole is typical of the cocky males attitudes I have to deal with.......I'll upload a photo cause obviously his reasons for keeping this outdated piece of plastic is even more worrying than the bodge jobs his cousin has done around here!!he has a cousin in every branch of the plumbing and electric trade
 
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tooleystreet said:
Lol it isn't even funny Pmsl!!That photo of my landlord trying to fix a telegraph pole is typical of the cocky males attitudes I have to deal with.......I'll upload a photo cause obviously his reasons for keeping this outdated piece of plastic is even more worrying than the bodge jobs his cousin has done around here!!he has a cousin in every branch of the plumbing and electric trade
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Not quote sure what you are on about. Don't want to come across as a "cocky male".

What do you want to know? Whats this post about?
 
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Yes thanks for your responses I'll upload a picture in half an hour ...I haven't plugged in untold appliances ie Hoover,sewing machine washing machine but 60 amps is hardly adequate for today's consumption?
 
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