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Old 17-04-2008, 22:45   #11
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Cheeky buggers, it was due to a leaky pipe in the bathroom above!
Hmmm - use a coat hanger to break it up next time.
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Old 17-04-2008, 22:52   #12
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Dunno - insurance people were apparently hopeless
Feigns shockedness.
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Old 17-04-2008, 23:30   #13
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Unlucky Flibster

Which road is it that's closed?
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Old 18-04-2008, 01:07   #14
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Which road is it that's closed?
One of the rat roads between Hitchin and Stevenage. No idea what it's called - but it's screwed several people at the company up. When it's open - one of the guys I work with lives 5 minutes drive away - now it's shut it's made his journey around 45 minutes.... It's mental.

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Sorry to hear about your troubled times...... can you please send Mario kart to me i shall look after it while you get everything sorted out and send it back when you are all sorted and able to play it again!

Edit: Oh and is the Krispy creme bun ruined? if not i'll have that as well!
No and no.... a

Wii and Mario kart has been moved into my playroom which isn't too badly effected by aerial oil. Krispy Creme was consumed quickly while hunting for stuff to put under the heater to catch the oil - which is still coming out. I don't waste cinnamon buns. Wish I had another one now.

We have also found the guarantee for the heater - 4 years 4 months old - and has a 5 year guarantee.
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Old 18-04-2008, 01:23   #15
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Out of curiosity, what sort of oil heater?

(just to reduce the chances of that happening to me if I use mine - which I don't do very often fortunately).
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Old 18-04-2008, 01:53   #16
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Definitely take the day off.
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Old 18-04-2008, 09:31   #17
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Sadly - I'm posting this from work....

ARSE!

We have one, ONE!!! person off ill so I HAVE to be in work today.
Well - ok, but I'm gong to do very little.

As for the heater type Mark, it was a DeLonghi - the older version of this one.

On the other hand - it's warm at work - no heating at home where it's sodding cold!
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Old 18-04-2008, 09:51   #18
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Oh lovely. That's precisely the one I have. Noted. :/

It's my backup 'if all else fails' job though, so currently in a cupboard. I'll be sure to inspect it before next use.
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Old 18-04-2008, 10:11   #19
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Sadly - I'm posting this from work....

ARSE!

We have one, ONE!!! person off ill so I HAVE to be in work today.
Well - ok, but I'm gong to do very little.
We've got a guy here who likes being ill. You can pretty much guarantee if there's an emergency and you have to take the day off he will have called in sick already. Happened to me twice now, once with a death and the other time when I was genuinely very ill and shouldn't have been in work or driving.
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Old 22-04-2008, 19:34   #20
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Well - flat is still a greasy ****hole!

Not allowed to take any time off for the next 3 weeks - the flat is pretty much unlivable. Tomorrow, I'm asking if they will put me up in a hotel and pay for meals.

However, yesterday - a girls pet croaks, and she had yesterday and today off...

**** it!
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