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There really are a lot of ******* on this forum,
This like of this post is one of the reasons I've been lurking on this forum recently instead of posting.
son you've had pretty comprehensive and concise explanations of pfc from some of the lads on here. If you don't understand it after that away n stack shelves in tesco.
the trainee only section does indeed sound like a good idea indeed.
there used to be a lot of good lads on here giving good advice and discussions that don't bother coming on anymore.
probably down to juvenile Pish like this.
 
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Get on to Dan and grab a spot in the new trainees section, you'll be able to ask anything you like in there with a guarantee of no slating....well maybe just a little bit:)


Would love to work with u m8, never worked with a perfect spark before, I kneel before thee!
 
This like of this post is one of the reasons I've been lurking on this forum recently instead of posting.
son you've had pretty comprehensive and concise explanations of pfc from some of the lads on here. If you don't understand it after that away n stack shelves in tesco.
the trainee only section does indeed sound like a good idea indeed.
there used to be a lot of good lads on here giving good advice and discussions that don't bother coming on anymore.
probably down to juvenile Pish like this.

some of the advice was good any I always say thanks to ppl but I don't appreciate advice then a cheeky remark at the same time, and for the record I do understand it, I only have to be to.d something once, getting to the stage were I'm too scared too post anything without some1 quoting apprentice this apprentice that, some ppl are just very sad
 
i think the answers on here are justified, we often get alot of questions on here by electricians who should know the answer if they call themselves electricians, this might not be that persons fault as it should of been explained better while undergoing training.
know one should feel ashamed or slated on here for asking questions whatever level of training you are, i am also sorry that you felt it necessary to slate the people that go out of there way to solve other peoples problems.
ps the mods don't apretiate swearing on this forum
 
Would love to work with u m8, never worked with a perfect spark before, I kneel before thee!
I'm far from perfect mate, there are lots of things that, because I'm qualified, I should be able to do without any real problem. However, because I have little or no experience of them I will not go near them unless I get someone who knows exactly what they are doing to work with me. Every day is a school day in this trade, that's what keeps it interesting for me
The bit about "well maybe only a little bit" was intended as a little humour
 
I'm far from perfect mate, there are lots of things that, because I'm qualified, I should be able to do without any real problem. However, because I have little or no experience of them I will not go near them unless I get someone who knows exactly what they are doing to work with me. Every day is a school day in this trade, that's what keeps it interesting for me
The bit about "well maybe only a little bit" was intended as a little humour

U stated earlier u knew I was an apprentice wen I clearly ain't , just think there's a lot of sad old men on here with 40+ years experience and the just love answering questions to less experienced sparks in a real condasending manner, by no mean calling you old before u jump on that, I can inspect and test quite comfortably, I'm only 22 maybe wen I get to your age I will know as much as you
 
Would love to work with u m8, never worked with a perfect spark before, I kneel before thee!

I've been in the trade for 40 years, and the day i stop learning is the day they carry me away in a wooden box!!!
You learn something new every day, and if you don't , then you are either fooling yourself or are extremely big-headed and IGNORANT
 
U stated earlier u knew I was an apprentice wen I clearly ain't , just think there's a lot of sad old men on here with 40+ years experience and the just love answering questions to less experienced sparks in a real condasending manner, by no mean calling you old before u jump on that, I can inspect and test quite comfortably, I'm only 22 maybe wen I get to your age I will know as much as you
I thought I remembered you saying a few weeks back that you were an apprentice, obviously I'm mistaken. Although it is not clear that you ain't.
I freely admit that I'm no spring chicken so the possible lumping me in amongst the old men doesn't offend me. I tried in my explanation of PFC not to put it over in a condescending manner but to put it over as simply as I could. If that came over as condescending well perhaps I need to consider my approach a little more carefully but as it has served me well for many years I don't see that I have a problem.
 
There really are a lot of ----ers on this forum,


Keep up this attitude, and you'll soon find yourself an Ex member of this forum

Rather than the crass response, why couldn't you use the "Thanks" button to show some appreciation of the time people have spent extending your knowledge and experience??
 
Just not in a polite manner.
Don't the teach to have respect for your older and experienced people these days?
At 22 , i would have been clipped over the earhole for comments like that.

and now you would get arrested for it, its all wrong these days ...you cant beat the youngens anymore
 
i have a couple around that age, just better not to say anything anymore.... as they clearly think they know better and we should be grateful of being in their company.
 
i wonder why you have never asked your fellow sparks you work with that question?
would it be that you would expect a good tounge lashing for not knowing a simplistic question?
i think the patience and politeness some of the members have given you on here is admirable to them,i hope you stay on the forum as it worries me what else you have not been trained in and been afraid to ask. i also hope that you could learn some restraint in thinking we are all on here to ridicule and offend you.people only asked if you where an electrician or apprentice and you over reacted,get over it move on and you will get more from this forum.to say the people on here are old and just like showing off there knowledge is wrong.
 

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