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Image 1 — Hey Dad, how do I hook up my hob?
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Hey Dad, how do I hook up my hob?

EDIT- Hi dad, I texted the pictures to the electrician who did the house and he said "Just match colours will be ok". I love his Eastern European confidence in me, but it'd be great if you could talk me through it

Hi Dad, I just moved into my first house! I bought this hob and it came with cables, theres this connection thing here attached to my mains. Is this something I can do myself? Do I call an electrician? Thanks, love you

u/Gunsoflogic — 4 days ago
▲ 26 r/Irishdrivingtest

Second time pass in tallaght lets gooooo

Started learning in 2016, couldn't get a handle on it. Tried again 2023, just not clicking. Finally started getting it in 2025, and passed today, 10 years later. Christ I feel old but thank God its over!

u/Gunsoflogic — 28 days ago
▲ 171 r/SkincareAddiction

[Hair Removal] Have you had a waxer/aesthetician give you a nudge to see a doctor?

I went to get waxed for the first time, and my waxer said I have an 'extended hairline' and a lot of hair, and asked if I had PCOS (Now PMOS).

I don't have like, facial hair, just the usual little peach fuzz moustache I assume all or most women have. I wouldn't say I have any classic hallmarks of PMOS, but then again, I don't have the same frame of reference for 'normal body hair' as someone who waxes others all day.

For reference, I got half leg, bikini and underarms.

I know she's not a doctor and can't diagnose me, but I also want to trust that she's seen a lot of bodies and maybe there's something to it?

Has anyone else had an experience like this?

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u/Gunsoflogic — 3 months ago