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Bret
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<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by William:
I get three of the four, but what are the guys in the snorkel masks doing, anyway? Planting azaleas with bad hay fever?
-Wm.<hr></blockquote>
Whatever they are doing is it looks to be really serious, especially if it requires them to use breathing masks and protective suits to do it. But I don’t think that the real “safety” issue has so much to do with what these folks doing, as much as it does with the guy standing next to them wearing shorts & a polo shirt.
Maybe it’s just me. But I am reasonably sure that if I saw a bunch of guys wearing suits & masks working on something, my first thought wouldn’t be to venture over to have a look over their shoulders to check it out.
All I can say after looking at these pictures is that Darwin’s theory is still proving valid.
[ 05-22-2003: Message edited by: Bret ]</p>
I get three of the four, but what are the guys in the snorkel masks doing, anyway? Planting azaleas with bad hay fever?
-Wm.<hr></blockquote>
Whatever they are doing is it looks to be really serious, especially if it requires them to use breathing masks and protective suits to do it. But I don’t think that the real “safety” issue has so much to do with what these folks doing, as much as it does with the guy standing next to them wearing shorts & a polo shirt.
Maybe it’s just me. But I am reasonably sure that if I saw a bunch of guys wearing suits & masks working on something, my first thought wouldn’t be to venture over to have a look over their shoulders to check it out.
All I can say after looking at these pictures is that Darwin’s theory is still proving valid.
[ 05-22-2003: Message edited by: Bret ]</p>
Larry Kronemeyer
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Z87:
Real British car owners, do what you got to do at and realize NO FEAR!
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Real British car owners, do what you got to do at and realize NO FEAR!
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We ought to add that last photo of the fork lifts to the "You might be a LBC owner if" thread.
The caption would be; you might have been a LBC designer if this seems like a perfectly acceptable way to install hardware...
The caption would be; you might have been a LBC designer if this seems like a perfectly acceptable way to install hardware...