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surely we are due the latest numpty of the week pretty soon i guess,
what do you recon, a boiler one?.
 
last weeks numpty of the week is without a doubt hands down yo1
 
i know he would probably post something like "I was doing a cp12 the other day and noticed that the flue from the boiler was terminating inside the room, should i fix it or is it up to the owner?"
 
apparently if its only a small leak coming into the house its ok

I liked the recommendation of placing and air frenshener though
 
yeah it was just a small leak... article-2016512-0D11F27800000578-275_634x421.jpg (from redsaws post)
 
i would like to know where he read that you were allowed a drop on pipework though, he claimed he read it on this site, think hes talkin peesh because anyone who said that would have been corrected
 
Well, personally allthough he is clearly dangerous. I think banning him is not the answer. He came on to ask a question. ( a stupid one) he got educated and hopefully he rushed round that persons house the next morning and fixed the gas leak.

Showing people the door when they show willing is silly. Its the people out there who genuinely don't give a damn that are really dangerous. The ones who's work shows up in the GS mag every month.

Not defending him. Clearly he needs more training, but at least he is bothered enough to ask the question.
 
just the way people were talking i assumed he was kicked out.....think he kicked himself out then :p
 
Yeah, I think he slinked off with his tail between his legs.

Still who knows what has been averted if he takes heed and goes and fixes that leak.
 
since most people have at least two diffent place to post from internet and mobile can you really see if he comes back under another name?
 
yes steve, once banned from this forum its impossible to re-join without us knowing the previous name and who it is....unless you move to another country.
dont try it.lol.
 
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