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Electrical bodge pictures
I've added a couple of new electrical galleries to the site
www.dodgy-diy.net. Details on the entry screen. When I last posted, there were criticisms of the site. I've taken on board the criticism and made changes. I'm pretty much stuck with the URL, and temporarily stuck with the slow web hosst, but I think the changes answere criticisms made. When I started the site, my first submissions were all of diy work - hence the title. However, since then all submissions have been of work done by professionals. I've given the site a new title, and reworked the text to more accurately reflect who the perpetrators of the bodges are. I've also re-worded the disclaimer that said contact a qualified tradesman if in doubt. Considering most of the submissions were done by tradesmen, it was rather daft. Anyway, I hope I've answered people's criticisms, and if anyone has nything they'd like to submit please drop me a line. David www.dodgy-diy.net |
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When I started the site, my first submissions were all of diy work - hence the title. However, since then all submissions have been of work done by professionals. I've given the site a new title, and reworked the text to more accurately reflect who the perpetrators of the bodges are. I've also re-worded the disclaimer that said contact a qualified tradesman if in doubt. Considering most of the submissions were done by tradesmen, it was rather daft. A lot better IMHO! Now all you need to do is register a new URL, www.dodgy-homerepair.net, eh? David |
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wrote in message oups.com... I've added a couple of new electrical galleries to the site www.dodgy-diy.net. Details on the entry screen. snip Never mind the dodgy DIY, mind the dodgy web page that has a fast-click tracking cookie embedded into it. you are a scum bag IMO.... Take you 'spyware' infested web site and shove it were the sun can't shine. |
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Huge wrote: Having dismantled the (failed) daylight sensor on my house to find that the electrician had used T&E to wire it and used the earth as switched live. Tut tut. Any dedicated bodger knows it's safer to use the uninsulated earth conductor for the neutral. ;-) -- *Why is it that to stop Windows 95, you have to click on "Start"? Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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:::Jerry:::: popped their head over the parapet saw what was going on
and said wrote in message oups.com... I've added a couple of new electrical galleries to the site www.dodgy-diy.net. Details on the entry screen. snip Never mind the dodgy DIY, mind the dodgy web page that has a fast-click tracking cookie embedded into it. you are a scum bag IMO.... Take you 'spyware' infested web site and shove it were the sun can't shine. Me no unnerstan'. After visiting that site, ran ad-aware and Spybot "no spyware found" and there was no persistant cookie left by that site. -- yours S Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione |
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On Mon, 16 May 2005 09:03:48 GMT, "soup" wrote:
Me no unnerstan'. After visiting that site, ran ad-aware and Spybot "no spyware found" and there was no persistant cookie left by that site. It uses the moderately innocuous statcounter.com http://c5.statcounter.com/t.php?sc_p...09374633930789 You may already have this site blocked by other means |
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