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Did you forget to log in on your other account then, Leopard, or were you just laughing at your own joke in case nobody else did?
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I laugh at my jokes if they are funny to me…… it's still a free country .....so far
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Scaffolding is a good solid job …… hard work..... Looks a bit dangerous.... Cleaning must be tougher
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As it is not so interesting
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The scaffolding is hard physical work, but I enjoy it as it keeps me fit. The cleaning is also hard work, but unpleasant at times and boring.
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Do you wear a rope keep you attached to scaffolding
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Not normally but I have on a few occasions.There are loads of regs these days, but I ain't the boss so just follow whatever orders are given out essentially.
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I don't like walking near where scaffolders are working in case they drop something
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I did fall off once about ten years ago, twenty something feet, and broke an ankle.
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Good money Tor, Dangerous Job had an uncle fell 70 ft from scaffold ,Survived ,wheelchair bound ,Hes still alive and quite well, accident was 30 year back .
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****! A seventy foot fall is horrendous!
![]() I had time to sort of jump and roll a bit and it was on to grass. Obviously must have favoured one leg as I landed as the other one was okay. Also managed to tear the tendons in one elbow somehow. |
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Thinking about it, I honestly don't know how your uncle survived a 70ft fall, it's just incredible! My 20ft fall shook me up a bit and left me in a fair bit of pain. I reckon a 50ft fall would kill most people.
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I was working at 35ft last week and, in all honesty, I'm not sure I would survive even that high a fall.
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you survived Toruemada as you managed to sort of jump and do a forward roll this was you using your head like James Bond or something you could say.Jump lamd on toes not heavy then roll whhooosh
Would loved to have seen that not the injury the technique of the roll |
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It wasn't pretty I can assure you, and it was more of a sideways roll than a forward one. James Bond it was not. Now I think about it, even my 20ft fall could have been fatal I reckon, but the fact that it was on to grass and I got time to jump and sort of roll meant I was lucky enough to only break an ankle and bust up my elbow. Can't imagine how anyone could survive 70ft, especially as most scaffolding is over concrete. His injuries must have been awful.
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I was lucky enough to only break an ankle and bust up my elbow
not too bad70 feet is some drop |
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I fell 20ft not 70 mate. 70ft and I'd be dead for sure.
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20ft doesn't sound like much but when you fall that far it bloody is high enough! Even landing feet first on to grass it properly shook me up. Aside from the injuries to my ankle and elbow, just the jolt of it knocks you about inside.
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after the rapture, it'll all be Muslim . get used to it.
in the Muslim faith you are considered Muslim unless you say you aren't Muslim. you have to opt out. like being born into original sin, you are a sinner until you declare you are a christian. born again. opting into Christianity. a declaration. |