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second from right I think..

i dont doubt it for a minute....

i thought the i bit was short for skin....

sick but lol...

your pisssed again arnt ya...

aye whatever...i quite often open an airing cupboard door and fck me theres a folder with my name on...im guessing it self destructed in 10 seconds too..you watch too many films man....

neither does the customer...

thats one kinky rabbit...i dont even want to think what it done with its carrot...

not without pills he hasnt...

ive never found anything except dust...you should always ask the customer if its ok to go upstairs,go in a bedroom etc before doing so,gives the customer a chance to move stuff,lol

the one thing you dont do is rifle thru a customers personal paperwork..wheres the trust...

its a decent idea,tho it would have to contain intruder/fire/cctv etc to make it big enough to be worth buying,maybe a list of most popular panels with system set ups like maximum rios on a line output loads etc would add pages to it,the sparky one has a lot of tables with regards current capacity fixing methods grouping which we dont really use in security,tho focus on electrical safety would add to it aswell

like ive said man,you come on here looking for snipets for your hobby then share it with the world of geeks and hackers,personally id tell you nowt,

like i said...

crackin work lads,hes posting on twitter how to defeat remote reset codes,oh and alarms in general....i hope your customers are reading..but were all keen to know how everythings works so its ok..

as james says,tho ive seen it in the same trunk as power be it short or long runs,i treat it as alarm cable only for short runs adj power if no other option,tho i do prefer it in its own trunk/conduit or tray when surface ran,not a fan of clipping when its on show

being on call?

can you do owt for that poor ****** off jeremy kyle show

i didnt think there was any londoners left in london,cockneys are a decent bunch on the whole,but sorry oxo,london is a dive..

oops its me age,yous young lads,texting an all that...i'll have to get down with the kids more... that doesnt sound right does it. .

a bit harsh,at least hes aiming in the right direction,he doesnt tell people he's chubb or adt,i think he will do ok,seems to be trying to do things right,but as usual the alarm snobbery raises its head.. youve got people on the dole who wont ever work coz there lazy and take everthing,he's out at work keeping his family in a home..respect to him..

ive just seen his website,and to be honest it looks nice and professional,good luck to the lad i say..i can see him being approved one day..

i think he will do ok,he is trying to do things properly without i presume expeirence of the industry,i suppose he does fill a gap in the market betweeen pro installs and engineers doing private work.but wont be a threat to approved companies.customers who dont want to pay pro install prices never will so weve never lost out really..

youve met me wife then...(quick look shes not behind me when posting)

im going to put a sticker on the panel saying dog alarm,its not there to stop burglars its there to stop my dog ecscaping from the house..i still dont have a burglar alarm and im insured,i also have a fire extinguisher and a fire blanket(from b&q,still wouldnt use a yale alarm tho) and fire detectors linked to my dog alarm incase the dog starts a fire,i never told them about that,as they would be funny if it doesnt go off in a fire or i never used the extinguisher or trained any one on it or had it serviced etc etc etc..so i get done over(touching wood here mind),did the alarm activate,no i say havnt got one check your paperwork,oh yes george so you havnt,whats that on the wall then..its me dog alarm..who should we make the cheque payable too.....