Improving on TRV
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Truly alternative thinking 
I'm pishing myself keyring at the moment. The irony of the subject matter, and the place where I'm posting from at the moment.
Keyring? From a secret location?I'm pishing myself keyring at the moment. The irony of the subject matter, and the place where I'm posting from at the moment.
Not sure how secret it is.
Could be the Starship Enterprise on the screen. Set phasors to stun.
Eat our sandwiches and sell our TRVs, events like this are Honey well spent for manufacturers
To attend a Honeywell training day on a subject like wiring systems costs each person that attends £45 .i know this because I attended such an event last Thursday in meridian
Wasn't a sales or training event 
Keep trying Bernard. Perhaps you could ask one of your robots?
Keep trying Bernard. Perhaps you could ask one of your robots?
I did think it was a discussion between Honeywell staff and tradesmen and women who specify and install heating systems with the aim of Honeywell getting to know more about the market requirements from those who meet the customers face to face..
I was sat behind the camera - hiding it behind a peri-peri chicken wrap. 
Mmmm... Scrumptious! You'll be regretting that later (now!) 
Nah - trust me , that was nothing. This you knew was going to hurt at the other end the next day:
Homemade Thai pork belly curry, taught to SWMBO by some Thai friends - the husband of the pair being a professional chef. Fitting the new heating to their recent house purchase was a heavy duty affair with lunch being provided each day. It was funny to see all the other trades turning up to "check some measurements" at around 12:30.
If it wasn't for the fact I was working mainly in the loft or up a ladder in the mid summer heat, I would have put on 2 stone on that job
Homemade Thai pork belly curry, taught to SWMBO by some Thai friends - the husband of the pair being a professional chef. Fitting the new heating to their recent house purchase was a heavy duty affair with lunch being provided each day. It was funny to see all the other trades turning up to "check some measurements" at around 12:30.
If it wasn't for the fact I was working mainly in the loft or up a ladder in the mid summer heat, I would have put on 2 stone on that job
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