Yuku me if intrested pick up by the turnstile
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Posts: 1518 (27/02/09 16:34:35) Quality Knitwear King |
Spare ticket BML £25 if anyone is intrested about 10 rows in front of Batters and co.
Yuku me if intrested pick up by the turnstile |
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4009 (27/02/09 16:41:16)
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I'll have that.
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Lord Stondon |
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Posts: 1519 (27/02/09 16:43:57) Quality Knitwear King |
Yours mate ,
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4010 (27/02/09 16:44:39)
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Cheers B.
I'll yuku across the mobile number - See you on Sunday. |
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Joey Deacon |
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Posts: 8380 (27/02/09 17:42:59)
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Oh you got Sunday free? could have done my tele, £156 for a digital aerial.
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4011 (27/02/09 17:43:52)
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I'd have only charged you £140.00
I take it you've had it done?
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27/02/09 18:01:37.
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Joey Deacon |
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Posts: 8381 (27/02/09 17:52:33)
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Yeah, bloke came round today, bit surprised figured you could run it off a normal aerial as I know my folks have.
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4012 (27/02/09 18:01:20)
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There's really little difference in a 'normal' aerial and a digital one, except for a bit of dB gain. A normal aerial with decent cable, pointed
properly towards Crystal Palace from where you live should have been fine.
What you had on your roof however, was a rusty old pile of shit pointing in the wrong direction. Had I not known you and had come round to give you an estimate, I'd have more than likely suggested that you changed it too. If you'd been old and gullible, I'd have lumped in an unnecessary Masthead with a PSU, a new distribution system and striped you right up. In all honesty though, £156.00 is about the going rate, mate... |
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Joey Deacon |
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Posts: 8382 (27/02/09 18:04:16)
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The aerail, is facing the right way, it's one of 5 different mast it can face, anyway, it's done now, I did tell the missus to not get fobbed off, but
she paid up and off he went.
Monk says he's too poorly for next Friday, sadly Dormski is not...... |
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4013 (27/02/09 18:10:55)
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I've looked up the venue and will be driving down with the Mrs.
Has Toots blown you out yet? |
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Joey Deacon |
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Posts: 8383 (27/02/09 18:19:35)
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He's not yet, I can tell you one thing, a lot of very good looking young girls, had it not been my wedding, I'd have had a field day.
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sickening puppy |
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Posts: 4320 (27/02/09 18:33:52) Asking for 296,467 offences to
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Blimey, you best make sure there's enough chaps to take up all that slack JD
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SD |
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Posts: 1753 (27/02/09 19:16:57) |
When I worked for Sky I installed at a house that had a digital aerial installed the day before for £350.00. When I'd stopped laughing the bloke asked me
if he'd paid too much.
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4014 (28/02/09 12:50:48)
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SD wrote:I know SD, I hear these horror stories all the time. Unfortunately, I'm now deskbound so do very few of them myself anymore, but I do have a mate round the corner that's still in the game, so we double up on private jobs that are local. We see some terrible stuff. One bloke called us after his chimney kept making funny noises since he'd had a £250.00 aerial installed. When we pulled up to take a look, We saw that some dopey cunt had drilled an 18" T & K bracket into a single-skin chimney to support the mast. He was chuffed when we told him that he was going to need a builder to do the repointing before we'd go anywhere near it. The problem is in our industry, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. If you have anyone come to your house to do Aerial or Satellite work of any kind, ask to see their CAI accreditation. Anyone decent should be able to provide it. |
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Posts: 3741 (28/02/09 13:00:31)
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".....some dopey cunt had drilled an 18" T & K bracket into a single-skin chimney to support the mast"
I hate it when that happens, for sure. |
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The Skerrit |
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Posts: 4015 (28/02/09 13:09:14)
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The point is Bill, that you never drill anything into a Chimney. You use a wire lashing kit so that the chimney doesn't collapse.
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Posts: 530 (28/02/09 17:04:25) Fat Harold Shand
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hark at him talking about collapsed chimneys, surely Joey is the expert in this
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Posts: 2435 (28/02/09 20:53:51) Barks like a dog |
The Skerrit wrote: Skerrit - you cheeky cunt, what do you mean? Who was the silly sod that drove all the way from one shit part of London (Tooting) to one shit part of Essex (Harlow) for your reception drinks. And I was driving so I couldn't drink!!! Joey - trying hard to get out of a family event but it's much harder when you have a kid. It's more appealing as I know Dormski is going and he is a good wingman - he'll make the initial introduction with the birds and then everyone else tucks in. And he gets left with the minger...about his level.... |
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SD |
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Posts: 1755 (28/02/09 21:59:11) |
Skerrit, I most most myself and leave the basics to the installers, I do my own aerials and if I had a sat meter I'd do my own dish. Especially as the
numpty who put mine up has put it on marginal line of site and I want to move it.
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