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I had the same problem with mine, the eejits cut the wrong size hole, despite me giving them the specific measurements, a copy of the spec etc.. and I had to wait several days before someone came and sorted it. -
nice one!Originally posted by Pondlife View PostMore perfect timing. Boyo who does "stuff" when I need it will come round on monday to make the hole ever so slightly bigger for the princely sum of £20
And on that note it's cocktail hour, followed by beer o' clock
And I best get on with me pies.Comment
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Ooooh it's fast. Full-ish pan of water from cold to rolling in 2 mins.Originally posted by norrahe View Postnice one!
And on that note it's cocktail hour, followed by beer o' clock
And I best get on with me pies.Comment
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I got to have a good look at mine four years ago last Wednesday. Most of them were fine - just one that was a problemOriginally posted by norrahe View PostI hate to think what my arteries are like.
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Are you fully recovered now?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI got to have a good look at mine four years ago last Wednesday. Most of them were fine - just one that was a problem
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Yes thanks - I've been fine ever sinceOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostAre you fully recovered now?
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Oops - just checked, and it was four years ago todayOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostI got to have a good look at mine four years ago last Wednesday. Most of them were fine - just one that was a problem

Could have sworn it was the 26th, but http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...l-delayed.html was posted on the Monday, so apparently not
That means that, exactly four years ago, I'd been in the ambulance for six minutes
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How big is the pan?Originally posted by Pondlife View PostOoooh it's fast. Full-ish pan of water from cold to rolling in 2 mins.
I get that time with summat like 5 litresComment
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What's on the menu?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHome!
And better still: weekend!!!

Summat from the chippy or bacon related?Comment
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