World Plumbing Day is an international event on March 11 initiated by the World Plumbing Council celebrating the important role plumbing plays in the health and safety of modern society. The aftermath of 2010’s devastating earthquake in Haiti and the 2011 tsunami in Japan reveals how easy it is to take for granted the availability of safe drinking water and sufficient sanitation systems — until those systems cease to function properly. History shows that great leaps in humankind’s advancement — both physically and socially — have been tied to advances in plumbing technology. The safety and abundance of drinking water is, of course, a concern for most people all over the world, but what is not often emphasized is the work the plumbing industry contributes every day to alleviate these concerns. We would like your help in bringing a better understanding of the largely misunderstood role plumbers play in keeping folks safe and healthy each and every day. I have managed to get hold of a rare photograph of one of TLB's plumbers in action - jivedubbin
I am currently standing rubbing my chin with the that's going to be expensive look on my face in homage to all plumbers especially @baghead
Much better class of plumber these days....the miserable, rude and grumpy lot appear to have moved onto pastures new...unless I'm doing a bit. Hate plumbing!
lADIES AND GENTLEMAN I give you Armitage Shanks a well known brand of porcelain ware also Medways premier punk rock combo. WARNING,Not Child Friendly.
