sausage ?...?.....
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Drain survey
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Given it's how I (used to) charge, it seemed amusing to me. I wouldn't have bothered had I known how many people would get bent out of shape about it.
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Glazed ceramic certainly does do this. We had exactly the same problem and, luckily, next-door's kitchen also drains into it. Their house was built in 1934 and ours in 1935, so that made it a pre-1937, shared drain
- which meant United Utilities re-laid it for free. Lucky, as there was also a collapse in the middle of the road and that would have cost us many thousands of pounds to fix otherwise.
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Private drains here, I'm afraid.
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Shared by any chance? If so, the law changed and the shared portion is now the water company's problem.
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En el artículo , jim escribió:
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r****ng again? ....
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fake news.....
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don't worry there will always be desperate people about ......
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the difference to his life will be he will get a pink sock .......he should be OK with software c*ck ups though .....
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Nope.
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So do I, but then I don't do an hours' travelling for a ten minute job. IME people who do usually have a callout fee which might include some time, and then have an hourly rate.
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Yes, yes, I know all of this. It was a *joke*.
Sheesh.
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Oh well. Some of us 'got it' on first reading :-)
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En el artículo , Graeme escribió:
Some of us. :)
(I did.)
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well, that's /sort of/ a drain survey, i suppose.........