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Default Today was not a good day to fit outside lights at Tescos in York:-(

Anyone else noticed the rain and flooded roads? York was not too bad but the
onward journey was a bugger when I got to Thorne.

Mind you it was only three 500W £5 a go PIR halogens that I fitted. Now that
it's dark I expect that at least one of the lamps will have failed. It will
cost them more to replace the lamps than fit proper lights.


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Owain wrote:
On Nov 26, 6:48 pm, "ARW" wrote:
Anyone else noticed the rain and flooded roads? York was not too bad
but the onward journey was a bugger when I got to Thorne.

Mind you it was only three 500W £5 a go PIR halogens that I fitted.
Now that it's dark I expect that at least one of the lamps will have
failed. It will cost them more to replace the lamps than fit proper
lights.


Especially if they use Tesco Lightbulbs - have you seen how much they
charge - must be in the distress purchase at 10pm on a Saturday night
category.

Owain


Well somebody has to pay for the 'special offer' of 10p a litre off their
fuel (as per a thread some way below this one)- and it isn't going to be the
company!




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Owain wrote:
On Nov 26, 6:48 pm, "ARW" wrote:
Anyone else noticed the rain and flooded roads? York was not too bad
but the onward journey was a bugger when I got to Thorne.

Mind you it was only three 500W £5 a go PIR halogens that I fitted.
Now that it's dark I expect that at least one of the lamps will have
failed. It will cost them more to replace the lamps than fit proper
lights.


Especially if they use Tesco Lightbulbs - have you seen how much they
charge - must be in the distress purchase at 10pm on a Saturday night
category.

Owain


Well somebody has to pay for the 'special offer' of 10p a litre off their
fuel (as per a thread some way below this one)- and it isn't going to be the
company!





Never mind Tescos. Had to go to Maplins yesterday. Noted they had bog
standard 13 Amp plug to kettle leads in there for £9.99 Quid..

Even RS aren't that expensive....
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On Nov 27, 8:37*am, tony sayer wrote:
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Owain wrote:
On Nov 26, 6:48 pm, "ARW" *wrote:
Anyone else noticed the rain and flooded roads? York was not too bad
but the onward journey was a bugger when I got to Thorne.


Mind you it was only three 500W £5 a go PIR halogens that I fitted.
Now that it's dark I expect that at least one of the lamps will have
failed. It will cost them more to replace the lamps than fit proper
lights.


Especially if they use Tesco Lightbulbs - have you seen how much they
charge - must be in the distress purchase at 10pm on a Saturday night
category.


Owain


Well somebody has to pay for the 'special offer' of 10p a litre off their
fuel (as per a thread some way below this one)- and it isn't going to be the
company!


Never mind Tescos. Had to go to Maplins yesterday. Noted they had bog
standard 13 Amp plug to kettle leads in there for £9.99 Quid..

Even RS aren't that expensive....
--
Tony Sayer


I have a box full of them. I always save them when I chuck an old
appliance out.
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Default Today was not a good day to fit outside lights at Tescos in York:-(


Mind you it was only three 500W £5 a go PIR halogens that I fitted.
Now that it's dark I expect that at least one of the lamps will have
failed. It will cost them more to replace the lamps than fit proper
lights.


Especially if they use Tesco Lightbulbs - have you seen how much they
charge - must be in the distress purchase at 10pm on a Saturday night
category.


Owain


Well somebody has to pay for the 'special offer' of 10p a litre off their
fuel (as per a thread some way below this one)- and it isn't going to be the
company!


Never mind Tescos. Had to go to Maplins yesterday. Noted they had bog
standard 13 Amp plug to kettle leads in there for £9.99 Quid..

Even RS aren't that expensive....
--
Tony Sayer


I have a box full of them. I always save them when I chuck an old
appliance out.


Well I wasn't in there after those, having like U a crate of them
here;!...

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On 27/11/2012 08:36, tony sayer wrote:
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Owain wrote:
On Nov 26, 6:48 pm, "ARW" wrote:
Anyone else noticed the rain and flooded roads? York was not too bad
but the onward journey was a bugger when I got to Thorne.

Mind you it was only three 500W £5 a go PIR halogens that I fitted.
Now that it's dark I expect that at least one of the lamps will have
failed. It will cost them more to replace the lamps than fit proper
lights.

Especially if they use Tesco Lightbulbs - have you seen how much they
charge - must be in the distress purchase at 10pm on a Saturday night
category.

Owain


Well somebody has to pay for the 'special offer' of 10p a litre off their
fuel (as per a thread some way below this one)- and it isn't going to be the
company!





Never mind Tescos. Had to go to Maplins yesterday. Noted they had bog
standard 13 Amp plug to kettle leads in there for £9.99 Quid..


Following that Tandy road map perhaps...


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On Tue, 27 Nov 2012 01:00:36 -0800, harry wrote:

On Nov 27, 8:37Â*am, tony sayer wrote:
In article , Unbeliever
scribeth thus









Owain wrote:
On Nov 26, 6:48 pm, "ARW" Â*wrote:
Anyone else noticed the rain and flooded roads? York was not too
bad but the onward journey was a bugger when I got to Thorne.


Mind you it was only three 500W £5 a go PIR halogens that I fitted.
Now that it's dark I expect that at least one of the lamps will
have failed. It will cost them more to replace the lamps than fit
proper lights.


Especially if they use Tesco Lightbulbs - have you seen how much
they charge - must be in the distress purchase at 10pm on a Saturday
night category.


Owain


Well somebody has to pay for the 'special offer' of 10p a litre off
their fuel (as per a thread some way below this one)- and it isn't
going to be the company!


Never mind Tescos. Had to go to Maplins yesterday. Noted they had bog
standard 13 Amp plug to kettle leads in there for £9.99 Quid..

Even RS aren't that expensive....
--
Tony Sayer


I have a box full of them. I always save them when I chuck an old
appliance out.


They breed. I have abox too. Now I have a bigger box in the shed as well.



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I have a box full of them. I always save them when I chuck an old
appliance out.


They breed. I have abox too. Now I have a bigger box in the shed as well.



We could have a competition to see who has the most


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On Tue, 27 Nov 2012 23:04:50 +0000, newshound wrote:


I have a box full of them. I always save them when I chuck an old
appliance out.


They breed. I have abox too. Now I have a bigger box in the shed as
well.



We could have a competition to see who has the most


Not sure I'd win that. I did go to a company down in Sussex who were a
kind of permanent hardware 'boot sale' and bought a large box of the
things, not realising that I was already accumulating plenty. But bought
three servers and they all came with mains cable I won't use (and with
cable with two pin plugs as well).



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