john-e89 said:Keep on track Scubes, Sars has been known to boil up then let off steam quite often.
Only once a month.
john-e89 said:Keep on track Scubes, Sars has been known to boil up then let off steam quite often.
Scubaregs said:john-e89 said:Keep on track Scubes, Sars has been known to boil up then let off steam quite often.
Only once a month.![]()
Scubaregs said:john-e89 said:Keep on track Scubes, Sars has been known to boil up then let off steam quite often.
Only once a month.![]()

pvr said:Scubaregs said:john-e89 said:Keep on track Scubes, Sars has been known to boil up then let off steam quite often.
Only once a month.![]()
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Yep there's two more:Jollyjoiner said:The use of the words electrical engineer and heating engineer does boil my p**s
Scubaregs said:Guys relax, we are in weeks one - three. :wink:

Scubaregs said:Guys chill, I've read this cover to cover.
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Scubaregs said:Guys chill, I've read this cover to cover.
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sars said:I believe Americans overuse the word Engineer too, they think of Casey Jones and I think of Brunel and there’s a gulf between them.
I am sensing you were not his No.1 fan. :lol:ihadablackdog said:My old Cnut of a boss had the title of service delivery manager which he was proud to tell everyone.
It (in this case) was a posh name for tw@t!
Pondrew said:I am sensing you were not his No.1 fan. :lol:ihadablackdog said:My old Cnut of a boss had the title of service delivery manager which he was proud to tell everyone.
It (in this case) was a posh name for tw@t!
dr_john said:sars said:I believe Americans overuse the word Engineer too, they think of Casey Jones and I think of Brunel and there’s a gulf between them.
All due respect Sars, but when I worked as an aircraft design engineer in the USA being an engineer carried as much respect as being a lawyer, medical doctor etc![]()