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How many would own up to being a 'Richard facilitator'

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I quite like coppersmith but apparently it exists as the name for someone who makes tat from old copper.

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As you've introduced a Spanish link Kay-Jay, how about an International flavor?

Plumber and Heating Engineer - Fontanero and Tecnico De Calefacciones
 
I have four different names for them.

1) Cash customers
2) Good payers
3) Late payers
4) Bad debtors

:)
 
Bricklayers = brickies

Electricians = sparks

Plasterers = spreads

Customers = custards

Plumbers = Whinging gits.


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Bricklayers = brickies

Electricians = sparks

Plasterers = spreads

Customers = custards

Plumbers = Whinging gits.


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Hes only jealous cos he can't get in the 3000 + club which has now been removed when admin and dan couldn't get in pmsl
 
My dad had 'the brains in the drains' on the back of his van, always loved this when I was a kid
 
Of all the suggestions, I think that by far the best is - - - - - >

PIPER

This is descriptive of nearly all work done by plumbers eg gas pipes, water pipes, drain pipes, downpipes.

It is gender-free.

It is a nice word, on a par with brickies and sparks etc.

It amazes me that there has never been a word for plumbers. The question is, how can we "change the world" and introduce this word into common use, and would you want this anyway?
 
Why not just call us plumbers or heating engineers or gas fitters. Us professionals are not insecure enough to need some quaint nickname like the lesser trades.
 
Dunno about the plumbers, but at the heating firm I apprenticed with we had the following:

Pipe stranglers = the wet boys
Service monkeys = the service engineers
Phil & Vent = repairs engineers
 
Is this what this forum has now come down to? 80 posts about nick names for plumbers? What a load of cack.
 
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