Can you suggest a new forum category?

[Barry98]

do you need a guide for that unguided1 ? if so ill volunteer and make all the necessary sacrifices

 

[unguided1]

Lol bugger off Bod I asked first!!!!
Looking at some of the answers I give on this forum I am more than happy to go blundering in with out training or being registered with any professional associations, unguided by name unguided by nature!!!!!!

 

[unguided1]

just had a thought May be the Administrators could organise some sort of trade show, paid for by the sponsors, who could show their latest kit and all us members could meet each other, If so I will be found flat on me back at the Guinness stand

 

[dontknowitall]

just had a thought May be the Administrators could organise some sort of trade show, paid for by the sponsors, who could show their latest kit and all us members could meet each other, If so I will be found flat on me back at the Guinness stand

That's a good idea. I used to chat on a different bulletin board (stock market stuff) and there were various meetings throughout the country during the year (about one annually in each area) and a Christmas do in London. My "local" one was for West Midlands and we used to go to a Chinese restaurant in Stratford.

Not sure how well it would work with this forum though as the forum I used to be on had at least 1,000 regular subscribers and one of the objects of meeting up was to talk to each other about different ways of trading and stuff like that. In the plumbing world we tend to do this at the local merchants instead.

Perhaps we could do an hour's chat/mini seminar on a topic, e.g. electrics and central heating or (the dreaded) MCS stuff and how to get going in renewables or a soldering competition as per that plumbing apprentice programme?

 

[unguided1]

That's a good idea. I used to chat on a different bulletin board (stock market stuff) and there were various meetings throughout the country during the year (about one annually in each area) and a Christmas do in London. My "local" one was for West Midlands and we used to go to a Chinese restaurant in Stratford.

Not sure how well it would work with this forum though as the forum I used to be on had at least 1,000 regular subscribers and one of the objects of meeting up was to talk to each other about different ways of trading and stuff like that. In the plumbing world we tend to do this at the local merchants instead.

Perhaps we could do an hour's chat/mini seminar on a topic, e.g. electrics and central heating or (the dreaded) MCS stuff and how to get going in renewables or a soldering competition as per that plumbing apprentice programme?

I like the idea of all the above more so if its at a curry house, as for a soldering competition I would bring me *** lighter to that

 

[Barry98]

count me in , ill be under the Guinness stand

 

[unguided1]

well Bod I might even let you buy me a pint if thats your builders bum in the pic!!!!!!

 

[WHPES]

How about a separate forum section for oil fired? There's one for gas but nothing for oil.

 

[unguided1]

How about a separate forum section for oil fired? There's one for gas but nothing for oil.

Lol thats a good idea put all them smelly oil men to one side!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Dotty]

With my smelly oil head on, yeah. Oil fired forum pwetty pleeeeeeeeeaase!!!!!

 

[SimonG]

I'll third that, an oil one would be handy!

 

[Gray0689]

I'll 4th it lol

 

[unguided1]

lol are yousure its wise to splinter our industry like this next thing you will want a seperate registration body to fit oil, woops too late

 

[dontknowitall]

I wonder if there'll be a registration body to cover plumbing forums soon ...

 

[Dotty]

My wife reckons my undercrackers deserve a registration body of their own.............

 

[justlead1]

Have you considered video, as a support for posters questions?

 

[kay-jay]

Have you considered video, as a support for posters questions?

as long as there is no video for croppie's undercrackers ..........

 

[tamz]

Video might be a good one.

There was a guy last week on about fitting an essex flange. I thought i would be quicker making him a video rather than try to explain it.