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Some people are really crazy
I'm sure this guy doesn't get paid a lot of money. One of the designer (frichard) at the office took pictures of the guy that was washing the windows today.
http://www.teensbymail.com/promo/temp/image.jpg Just that you know, we are at the 4th floor. Look the angle of his ladder. |
Shit.
What an idiot! |
Doh...why did I die?
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hey, there are a lot of shitty jobs out there... be glad we don't have to do them.
like changing the lightbulbs on top of radio towers (some guys like that job tho.. and it pays well), or working on directional microwave towers. do you know that if you get in front of one of those it can like boil you in a matter of seconds? fuck that, glad i don't have to do it. or wash windows from the outside on a 4th floor window. |
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he's too high to know where he is
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Nick Nolte :1orglaugh
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Now there is a guy earning his money! Sheesh, I hope he gets hazzard pay!
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nice job!
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Nick Nolte trying to get a glimpse of some free porn.
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Edit 2: Let me see if I can fix the illustrations. How is he an idiot? When you've got a job to do, you've got a job to do. My first full time job as a youngster was working for a sign company. We had to do shit like that all the time to hang signs. We did other crazy shit, too. For instance, to work on larger signs where you couldn't reach every part of the sign from one position we'd set up two a-frame ladders and put a "pick" between them. The pick was basically an 8-inch wide piece of metal we laid on the top rung of the ladders. Then, 20 feet off the ground, you walk back and forth on this narrow piece of metal doing your job. We also had a ladder called the "little giant" which has to be the most dangerous ladder in all of history. It looks like this: **************//\\ *************//**\\ ************//****\\ ***********//******\\ **********//********\\ *********//**********\\ ********//************\\ The second set of lines on the inside of the "drawing" are a second a-frame ladder on the inside of the first that can be pulled out like this: ********************/\ *******************/**\ ******************/****\ *****************/******\ ****************/********\ ***************/**********\ **************/************\ *************/**************\ ************/****************\ **********//******************\\ *********//********************\\ ********//**********************\\ *******/*************************\ ******/***************************\ *****/*****************************\ ****/*******************************\ ***/*********************************\ In orer to keep it compact, the feet on either side of the bottom of the ladder were <B>as narrow as the rest of the ladder</B>. Real fucking safe, but it gets even better. The little giant has a hinge at the top of the "A" so it can be extended longways to make a regular lean-to ladder like this. ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| ********|---| When fully extended, that ladder was TALL and very, very narrow. We used to work on the outside of buildings, inside of buildings and, on one memorable occasion, inside a giant empty clock tower outside a mall. That fucking ladder threw me at least twice, one time leaving me dangling out of a hole over a strip mall sidewalk until my partner noticed and put the ladder back. Anyway, he's not an idiot. He's just doing his job. SpaceAce |
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