15, and he is still smaller than me. I dont think he is the brightest spark, as it was quite obvious who had drilled the holes, yet he said it was me when I put the carpet down! Alan.
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Heartwarming story about good old British Gas
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ROFLO, perhaps he was attempting to become a bright *spark* - literally?!
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Proper conduit isn't going to stop a hardened steel masonry pin.
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Oh dear.......
Scholarship for the University of Life needed I think....
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 22:19:23 +0100, "dennis@home" mused:
Assuming proper conduit means heavy gauge galavnised then it might not stop it but you'd know you were hammering through it.
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You might notice it was different assuming you had driven in hardened steel pins before.
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The message from "dennis@home" contains these words:
The question is have you ever tried to drive a hardened steel pin into thick walled galvanised steel conduit (or even the old fashioned plain steel variety). I don't think you would have a hope in hell of doing anything other than shattering the pin, which is easy enough to do even with hard brick.
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Isn't the point that it would provide a path to earth?
AJH