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Re: Dangerous
Considering the amount of individuals posting issues with me compared to the ones reading, I see no issue. But I’m not here to be liked or arse licked, my ego does not require stroking, I don’t live to be thanked and what a boring place a discussion forum would be if everybody agreed or got all girlie and left just because they don’t like a view point.
As for calling people names, being downright rude or aggressive and the rest of iadom drivel, there are rules of the forum, no admin to date has issued me any warnings, therefore that comment does nothing factually, in fact lies are worse and from a moderator frankly a pathetic attempt to cause further issues and leading the discussion away from the topic. Not very clever iadom.
As I keep repeating writing is not my greatest asset and yes if a person appears to me as an idiot I’ll tell them.
Re: Dangerous
Martin wrote:
lee8 wrote:
Your “work” gets everyone’s back up to a degree in which your ego could never ever have possibly envisaged. You referring fellow trade members as “idiots” only furthers our resentment toward your inane dialogue. Steve (aqualectric) sums up you to a tee, his words echo my sentiments.
It usually only gets the backs up of the people who do these things.
I never ever once stated all white goods engineers are idiots. :rolls:
I have, such as Andy here, given examples of the poor work. I may have answered a few people’s technical questions, l use the term technical loosely as some of them should have a basic knowledge of the work they plan to do.
I see no difference in you posting your helpful instructions on how to use a megger and me mocking people who call themselves engineers not knowing how to use one, after all under the Health & Safety act 1974 people carrying out work should be competent and work in a safe manner. Being unable to even understand basic electrical principles seems to be common within our industry, hell the instructions you posted on here can be found within the operating instructions of even the cheapest megger.
No, I make no apologise for p88ss off people, to be honest, if their that set against improving our industry or sensitive to my comments for that matter, I’d rather they block me, saves me having to tell them to p99s off. 😆
Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
No 23 (muppets see above disclaimer)
Blown hob element, half hour notice and no mention of the Octopus being boiled for the last 2 hrs.
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Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
No 21 (when writing, not my fault someone post during this time, muppet).
Leaving the washer full of water for 5 days then checks filter 5 min b4 l arrive without realising all that water would drain onto the floor. Wa88kers.
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Re: Dangerous
Can we return to the topic now. I have my own mock lee8 thread thanks to ken and the admin.:D
It is easy to find, although l fear some may need help locating it.
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Re: Dangerous
Andy jones wrote:Just out of interest lee8 are you a service engineer by trade or something else, only reason I ask is being relatively new to the forum I’ve found some great helpful people and hope I’ve been help to others on occasions
However i can’t recall any of you’re posts actually helping much. If you’re on here for fun to wind people up then fine hey oh whatever floats you’re boatI’m a Engineer by trade and qualification.
I arrived on UK whitegoods and certain ego’s took offence to comments l made, seems being vocal in a different direction causes those ego’s some discomfort.
I’ve written many times that my written words are not my best asset and l’ve been vocal about idiots within our industry and there inabilities.
My work has taken me in a direction that involves assessing these idiots, maybe a few have been members here and l’ve touched a nerve. Others seem to have taken it as me being some kinda ego that needs reeling in. I make no apology for mockin idiots within our industry, promoting training, regulation etc etc.
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Not quite true.
I got slagged off on the 0800 thread, several months later l was right.
I’ve always help the ones who pm me.
Feel free to pm me.
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Re: Dangerous
Some of my posts contain information not for general public/industry and its likely to confuse people not involved. The ones that can manage hard equations rather than adding 2 & 2 together may well understand it. Others l guess dont, l make no apology for that, if it does irritate then yes ignore me, im more than happy for any member to remain in the dark.
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Re: This might make you chuckle…
Andy jones wrote:Of you can get a zanussi washer dryer seal on with no lubrication at all then I bow to you as a superior engineer
Superior no. I managed to snap the bolt/ shaft off an indesit washing machine element today, strong fingers, thanks to hangin around and some ninja tricks.
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Re: Stumbled across this whilst looking for fridge training
Those are older than Martin and he’s really old.
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Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
No 19 smart arses.
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Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
A1TEC wrote:
lee8 wrote:
No 13 faulty gas cooker and no credit on the token meter.Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk
No.16 Can you follow a thread Lee? Your 13 should have been 15 😉
It was 13 when l pressed the send button. Not responsible for cyber space.:cool:Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk
Re: This might make you chuckle…
So your the reason for premature ejaculation of door seals.
Washing up liquid is aggressive to rubber.
Never in 20 odd yrs have l ever needed to use lubrication, their usually already wet by the time l need to insert my tool.
Next time anybody goes to a seal that is all distorted its likely the last fitter needed help.
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