Summer Branch Drop (SBD) Guide - Tree Risk Benefit-Management

[Khriss]

2 minutes ago, Stubby said:

Out of interest why is snedded wrong ? ( I say that also )

It's referring to conifer , have had no success looking up the etymology of it Mr Stubby  ?   K

Edited May 27, 2020 by Khriss
( some Swedish bollocks or other ? )

[Stubby]

Just now, Khriss said:

It's referring to conifer , have had no success looking up the etymology of it Mr Stubby  ?   K

Soooo . you sned a connie and delimb a hard wood ?

[Khriss]

Yes. Apparently - as Per NPTC guidelines .  K

Edited May 27, 2020 by Khriss
Probly Sneddesvargarwerk or summat... you know ?

[Stubby]

2 minutes ago, Khriss said:

Yes. Apparently - as Per NPTC guidelines .  K

Understood boss . ?

[Khriss]

Don't you 'boss'  me ! ?

[Stubby]

1 minute ago, Khriss said:

Don't you 'boss'  me ! ?

Ok . Fuck right off then ?

[Jcarbor]

That post has been shortened dramatically.[emoji23]peace and love.

[Khriss]

2 minutes ago, Jcarbor said:

That post has been shortened dramatically.peace and love.

Aye !! It was informative an hilarious an slightly skewed fr yr benefit. ?  K

[Jcarbor]

It did make me chuckle, I was also amazed that my reply to the post offering advice on getting together for a friendly beer vaporised into the ether also. [emoji173]️ to all fellow arborists.

[Dan Maynard]

It's referring to conifer , have had no success looking up the etymology of it Mr Stubby  [emoji54]   K

The word comes from the Scandinavian snäddare, meaning a smooth log via the Old English "snaedan".

This is from Wikipedia but I've read something similar somewhere else, just can't remember where. Is it right?