Wew Lads! JRE + AJ

[TheReal_ND]

Anything beyond the 1:3 ratio is unduly stressing the ladder for side loads it wasn't engineered for. He's clearly out of warranty.

You made that shit up. It's clearly (at most) about ten degrees acute from it's designed angle of use.

You don't even begin to comprehend all the safety courses I've taken for refinery and mill work.

[Speaker to Animals]

It's only 20 degrees off from 75 degrees. And 75 degrees is silly.

[TheReal_ND]

Fuck around and get hurt then.

[Speaker to Animals]

Okay. We are using the 1-1 rule over here.

[Montegriffo]

Anything beyond the 1:3 ratio is unduly stressing the ladder for side loads it wasn't engineered for. He's clearly out of warranty.

You made that shit up. It's clearly (at most) about ten degrees acute from it's designed angle of use.

You don't even begin to comprehend all the safety courses I've taken for refinery and mill work.

There could be good money to be made teaching ladder safety to Mexicans once the wall goes up.

[TheReal_ND]

Scaffold inspecting pays better.

[Okeefenokee]

There could be good money to be made teaching ladder safety to Mexicans once the wall goes up.

That was a good one.

[Okeefenokee]

Hey Nuke, is it okay for Mexican brick layers to get drunk as shit at ten in the morning, and then proceed to hurl bricks up three stories to the guy on the scaffolding who's laying them down as fast as the guy at the bottom can throw them up?

They were cutting the bricks with a machete.

[Xenophon]

Hey Nuke, is it okay for Mexican brick layers to get drunk as shit at ten in the morning, and then proceed to hurl bricks up three stories to the guy on the scaffolding who's laying them down as fast as the guy at the bottom can throw them up?

They were cutting the bricks with a machete.

Sounds legit. How do y'all do it in Texas?

[Okeefenokee]

Hey Nuke, is it okay for Mexican brick layers to get drunk as shit at ten in the morning, and then proceed to hurl bricks up three stories to the guy on the scaffolding who's laying them down as fast as the guy at the bottom can throw them up?

They were cutting the bricks with a machete.

Sounds legit. How do y'all do it in Texas?

I don't know. Everything in El Paso is balsa wood and paper mache.