norman

He had the code to switch it off?

The contract will be between the Landlord and Security company, if they agree to install an additional detector I doubt they would do if FOC and if they do I would also expect the annual maintenance charge to rise slightly to cover the additional equipment. Loft access during or indeed to gain access to a premises is very rare ime. Finally you wont be able to add your own for the reasons above and also it would need to be programmed onto the system.

Not noticed tbf but the Jimmy song is epic.

He did indeed, I hope you weren't ear wigging Mr Walls.

Also great for sucking dust off a sausage. *VLS

Cradled

Rumbled... http://www.todayshomeowner.com/video/finding-lost-small-items-with-a-vacuum-cleaner/

I bet it's not documented as such, very unlikely anyway.. but still not a leg to stand on, as PJ say's get some costing for additions that they feel comfortable with.

irrelevant if not itemised.

If on the rare occasion I dropped a screw and couldn't find it I'd place one of my stocking over the end of the vacuum and go over the area.

Plus when they answer the phone from her bag when it goes off they'll be able to cancel any alarms...

Get your hand in your pocket you tight get.

Personally, if the panels been OK and is still serviceable (apart from the obv) I'd look to replace the chip (IC5? iirc)

Your mum?

FATSBO?

Having a quick look at the activity on the forum they've all been banged up.

I thought cybergibbons was on the payroll so to speak, didn't they give him a shedload of dcoms to break?

4i's lab rat?

You've more chance of plaiting piss.

+1 where you been?

Good luck with that.

Buy cheap, buy twice

It was always going to happen, I see it as an opportunity for most.

Worked ok for Oscar.

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