of course you have your a service agent
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of course you have your a service agent
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its taken me many years to develop my findings and my skills, im not going to hand them over to some unknown on the internet for free.
aaaah go on mickey
you can tell me
i won't tell im honest
you can tell me
i won't tell im honest
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Hmm, I don't think uni is for me. Most likely doing an apprenticeship sort of thing and a BTEC in HVAC.
what your gonna go in and get your hands dirty like the rest of us plebs
good on yer son
ive heard some good stuff about ye btw
good on yer son
ive heard some good stuff about ye btw
He already has grade "A" in maths and several other GCSE subjects even though he still has a year to go to the time when he should be taking them.
He must do "A" levels and go to uni and then he play about with boilers afterwards if he must. He should be clever enough to get a scholarship to Cambridge or Oxford. He might well be clever enough to study nuclear physics to PhD level. He could then be lucky enough to work on installation and testing of the next generation of nuclear power stations.
I have said that when he is 16 he can come out with me to a few boiler repairs. I am sure I could find a few jobs cleaning old KFs which would put him off liking boilers.
If he did start an apprenticeship he would be telling all the time served people what they should be doing after the first week!
Tony
He must do "A" levels and go to uni and then he play about with boilers afterwards if he must. He should be clever enough to get a scholarship to Cambridge or Oxford. He might well be clever enough to study nuclear physics to PhD level. He could then be lucky enough to work on installation and testing of the next generation of nuclear power stations.
I have said that when he is 16 he can come out with me to a few boiler repairs. I am sure I could find a few jobs cleaning old KFs which would put him off liking boilers.
If he did start an apprenticeship he would be telling all the time served people what they should be doing after the first week!
Tony
Thought I recognized the insides to this boiler, looks more or less the same as the Sime I was moaning about in the CC last week, heat exchanger, pump and hydraulics the same
who in their right mind would want to put up with your know it all condecending attitude for more than 30 secs
jeez man are you blind
you don't know it all none of us do
you might have some bits of paper mate but the rest of us have more experience in the real world than you will ever know
and the carp your posting of late only makes you look a bigger pratt
get real lighten up
or don't you know how
jeez man are you blind
you don't know it all none of us do
you might have some bits of paper mate but the rest of us have more experience in the real world than you will ever know
and the carp your posting of late only makes you look a bigger pratt
get real lighten up
or don't you know how
in which case he's smart enough to make his own choices and not have to be told what to do by some self righteous knobhead
He already has grade "A" in maths and several other GCSE subjects even though he still has a year to go to the time when he should be taking them.
I'm doing my GCSE's like most people around my age would nowadays. You start in Year 10 and complete them all in Year 11 when your 15-16. Most of the exams are modular rather than one big test at the end e.g you study 3 Maths modules, take a test at the end of each module, once all modules are complete you will have one full GCSE. I have done Module 1 (18%), Module 3 (23%) and I'm still studying the final Module which accounts for 59% of my Maths GCSE.
He must do "A" levels and go to uni and then he play about with boilers afterwards if he must.
Why should I do A-levels when I don't enjoy studying? I may have good results but I don't find any of the stuff I learn particularly interesting, I just believe in trying my best which is what I do.
He should be clever enough to get a scholarship to Cambridge or Oxford.
Wouldn't go that far, easy now...
He might well be clever enough to study nuclear physics to PhD level. He could then be lucky enough to work on installation and testing of the next generation of nuclear power stations.
I would find that very boring indeed! Much rather do something I'm interested in rather than study for years in stuff that I'm not interested in at all just because you told me to!
I have said that when he is 16 he can come out with me to a few boiler repairs. I am sure I could find a few jobs cleaning old KFs which would put him off liking boilers.
I doubt I'd travel to London to come out on a few repairs with you
If he did start an apprenticeship he would be telling all the time served people what they should be doing after the first week!
What makes you say that?
I asked you for advice but it's not really what I got, you literally lectured me demonstrating a serious lack of empathy!
what your gonna go in and get your hands dirty like the rest of us plebs
good on yer son
ive heard some good stuff about ye btw
Good to know, have a feeling this thread is going to get locked now
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