Women and cables

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Support Monkey replied

9 January 2012, 16:08
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

What is it with women and cables? From cleaners to laptop uses. Cables are treated like chains, yanked to get that extra length and then they wonder why it sparks, melts or trips out the mains.

your missus said she wished this worked with you
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Paddy replied

9 January 2012, 15:24
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Trust a man to generalize.

I know, it may cost me neg rep again by Cojack
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BrilloPad replied

9 January 2012, 14:59
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

What is it with women and cables? From cleaners to laptop uses. Cables are treated like chains, yanked to get that extra length and then they wonder why it sparks, melts or trips out the mains.

Trust a man to generalize.
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Old Greg replied

9 January 2012, 14:55
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

What is it with women and cables? From cleaners to laptop uses. Cables are treated like chains, yanked to get that extra length and then they wonder why it sparks, melts or trips out the mains.

Max Gentleman may be able to help.
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PAH replied

9 January 2012, 14:02
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

yanked to get that extra length

Stop complaining.
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chef replied

9 January 2012, 13:55
Originally posted by Spacecadet View Post

they're only taught how to use one type of cable and then they apply that knowledge to them all

an iron?
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Spacecadet replied

9 January 2012, 13:50
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

What is it with women and cables? From cleaners to laptop uses. Cables are treated like chains, yanked to get that extra length and then they wonder why it sparks, melts or trips out the mains.

they're only taught how to use one type of cable and then they apply that knowledge to them all
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Paddy started a topic Women and cables

9 January 2012, 13:46
Women and cables

What is it with women and cables? From cleaners to laptop uses. Cables are treated like chains, yanked to get that extra length and then they wonder why it sparks, melts or trips out the mains.
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