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Ever wonder what happens gfretwell 10-06-2009
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Posted by EXT on October 6, 2009, 5:42 pm


> mike wrote:
> > On Oct 6, 10:30 am, gfretw...@aol.com wrote:
> > > When someone hits you in the leg with a weed whacker?
> > > http://gfretwell.com/ftp/weedeater_vs_leg.jpg
> > > 725 Ryobi going full speed.
> > > Due to unbelievable restraint on my part, everyone was OK. ;-)
> > Was any clothing protecting the leg?
> Beat me to it.
> I see park workers using weed whackers with guards removed.
> You get what you deserve ;)

Yeah, I am watching roofers putting on a new roof on my neighbors house. It
has a 12/12 roof and is very high, they are scurrying around wearing
sneakers and one little ladder, no safety gear, no safety ropes and
harnesses. I have been expecting one to slide off the roof any time, but so
far they haven't had an accident. I do believe they are working contrary to
local labor laws and contrary to the Workman's Compensation Act.


Posted by SteveB on October 6, 2009, 7:31 pm



>> mike wrote:
>> > On Oct 6, 10:30 am, gfretw...@aol.com wrote:
>> > > When someone hits you in the leg with a weed whacker?
>> > > http://gfretwell.com/ftp/weedeater_vs_leg.jpg
>> > > 725 Ryobi going full speed.
>> > > Due to unbelievable restraint on my part, everyone was OK. ;-)
>> > Was any clothing protecting the leg?
>> Beat me to it.
>> I see park workers using weed whackers with guards removed.
>> You get what you deserve ;)
> Yeah, I am watching roofers putting on a new roof on my neighbors house.
> It has a 12/12 roof and is very high, they are scurrying around wearing
> sneakers and one little ladder, no safety gear, no safety ropes and
> harnesses. I have been expecting one to slide off the roof any time, but
> so far they haven't had an accident. I do believe they are working
> contrary to local labor laws and contrary to the Workman's Compensation
> Act.

Not to mention common sense. OSHA calls for strips called chicken boards.
It's just a violation if you get caught, or someone goes to the hospital.

Steve



Posted by Steve Barker on October 6, 2009, 7:44 pm


EXT wrote:
>> mike wrote:
>> > On Oct 6, 10:30 am, gfretw...@aol.com wrote:
>> > > When someone hits you in the leg with a weed whacker?
>> > > http://gfretwell.com/ftp/weedeater_vs_leg.jpg
>> > > 725 Ryobi going full speed.
>> > > Due to unbelievable restraint on my part, everyone was OK. ;-)
>> > Was any clothing protecting the leg?
>> Beat me to it.
>> I see park workers using weed whackers with guards removed.
>> You get what you deserve ;)
>
> Yeah, I am watching roofers putting on a new roof on my neighbors house.
> It has a 12/12 roof and is very high, they are scurrying around wearing
> sneakers and one little ladder, no safety gear, no safety ropes and
> harnesses. I have been expecting one to slide off the roof any time, but
> so far they haven't had an accident. I do believe they are working
> contrary to local labor laws and contrary to the Workman's Compensation
> Act.

i never have understood how those guys do that. I can't even walk up an
8/12 myself.

Posted by Stormin Mormon on October 6, 2009, 7:58 pm


Spider man (R) web shooters?

I built a shed, years ago. In my ignorance, made a nice
12/12 roof. You better believe I used boards nailed on!

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
.


> Yeah, I am watching roofers putting on a new roof on my
> neighbors house.
> It has a 12/12 roof and is very high, they are scurrying
> around wearing
> sneakers and one little ladder, no safety gear, no safety
> ropes and
> harnesses. I have been expecting one to slide off the roof
> any time, but
> so far they haven't had an accident. I do believe they are
> working
> contrary to local labor laws and contrary to the Workman's
> Compensation
> Act.

i never have understood how those guys do that. I can't
even walk up an
8/12 myself.



Posted by Stormin Mormon on October 6, 2009, 8:55 pm


May-hee-kans? See?

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
.



Yeah, I am watching roofers putting on a new roof on my
neighbors house. It
has a 12/12 roof and is very high, they are scurrying around
wearing
sneakers and one little ladder, no safety gear, no safety
ropes and
harnesses. I have been expecting one to slide off the roof
any time, but so
far they haven't had an accident. I do believe they are
working contrary to
local labor laws and contrary to the Workman's Compensation
Act.



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