Eh?

[darmstadt]

Sorry, but this statement is utter tulip. Say it in proper English:

Piers Clark, commercial director for Thames Water, said: 'This project is a win-win: renewable power, hedged from the price fluctuations of the non-renewable mainstream power markets, and helping tackle the ongoing operational problem of ‘fatbergs’ in sewers.'

Is this the worst job in Britain? Rob Smith, 64, hacks out huge 'fatbergs' from inside London's sewers | Mail Online

 

[SimonMac]

Sorry, but this statement is utter tulip. Say it in proper English:



Is this the worst job in Britain? Rob Smith, 64, hacks out huge 'fatbergs' from inside London's sewers | Mail Online

"chief flusher for London's sewage network"

Best. Job-title. Ever!

 

[suityou01]

Sorry, but this statement is utter tulip. Say it in proper English:



Is this the worst job in Britain? Rob Smith, 64, hacks out huge 'fatbergs' from inside London's sewers | Mail Online

I see what you did there

 

[suityou01]

"chief flusher for London's sewage network"

Best. Job-title. Ever!

And the only way in is dead mans boots, so until SM croaks you've no chance.

 

[BrilloPad]

When he gets out of the sewer how does he get clean? Presumably he doesn't just get on the train home?

 

[suityou01]

When he gets out of the sewer how does he get clean? Presumably he doesn't just get on the train home?

I've sat next to builders on the train in far worse states of dishevelment.

 

[barrydidit]

And the only way in is dead mans boots, so until SM croaks you've no chance.

You reckon? It can be done with much cheapness and plenty of quickness. I think SM should worry.