My new lad Grafting away.
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The poor lad suffering in all that dirt and mess, can't you get him a nice easy clean job!
Oh that is what most of the apprentices want!
Oh that is what most of the apprentices want!
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The poor lad suffering in all that dirt and mess, can't you get him a nice easy clean job!
Oh that is what most of the apprentices want!
Richard you're kidding he loves it, the muckier the better.
is he diiging the footings for your new cage?
OP
No TEl he is burying my poo
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No Dave I'm trying to toughen him up.
you sure he's not this guy?
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What are you doing actually just out of interest?
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trying to repair camera cables that the builder dragged up and damaged, with the digger, the customer lost all the camera's on site so we were patching them up best we could, however it soon beame clear, they were ruined, so it will be a complete rewire of the site.
I have won the customer due to the previous electrician being a bodge it merchant. they have spent approx 10k with me in the last 3 months. The guy must have been a complete idiot to throw all this away. Especially considering the entire site is being upgraded over the next 3 years with at least 5 new buildings in the pipeline.
he's taking a picture. DOH.
....That's what my lad looks like when he's found a quiet spot to peruse some internet ****...:tounge_smile:
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