Originally posted by suityou01
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You reckon? It can be done with much cheapness and plenty of quickness. I think SM should worry.
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When he gets out of the sewer how does he get clean? Presumably he doesn't just get on the train home?
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I see what you did thereOriginally posted by darmstadt View PostSorry, 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
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"chief flusher for London's sewage network"Originally posted by darmstadt View PostSorry, 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
Best. Job-title. Ever!
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Eh?
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 OnlinePiers 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.'Tags: None
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