skyhuck
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Everything posted by skyhuck
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But his statement is true. Your statement is like saying we should think very carefully before spilling salt or going under a ladder, for those of us who prefer fact to fiction there is nothing to fear
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Exactly!!!!
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So is Jesus dead??
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Ok, knowledge of the truth is what I found
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Knowledge, the internet is a very powerful tool
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I was a Jehovah's Witness. Lee, my parents are good people and more than capable of bringing me up well without the aid of their imaginary friend. I wish they had had the strength and courage to follow there own morals and good sense, as I try too with my children. If my any of my children wish to follow a faith thats fine, but I doubt that will happen, they are all pretty smart.
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Maybe some are not wicked and so need no forgiveness.
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Religion is a dangerous virus that parents infect their children with. I was infected, but fortunately found the cure, I often tell my children how lucky they are that I have not infected them.
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I've been climbing for 17 years, but my knowledge of may different types of arb gear is very limited, sure I know about the stuff I have used, but not the stuff I haven't, many arb retailers will have a much wider knowledge than me. This thread is making me realise that LOLER is an even bigger waste of time than I thought.
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I reckon Justin will have been working with ropes and other arb gear for more than 5 years.
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How many on here just pay the money to get a cert to comply with the regs and satisfy some clients?? The guy who does mine is great and I trust and value his opinion, but if their was no requirement I would not bother and I still always check my own gear as I always have.
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:sneaky2:Thats interesting, as my first LOLER inspector was 19 Where are these requirement set out and by who??
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The stop locks may just need adjusting.
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It MAY be worth the hassle of moving the timber to some one, if its accessible and cut ready for moving.
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I'm not sure you actually need any qualifications to be a "competent person" if you can get the PI insurance, you can just do it, although I would not recommend any one use some one without the cert.
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And we all know "you know your wood":001_rolleyes:
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From what I can see in those pic's, yes.
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Not sure it would be that much quieter, unless you have an electric hydraulic pump.
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The bit he has highlighted in bold.
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If noise is a problem and you have access to power have considered an electric saw??
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Can't say I've ever seen spalted Oak, brown and tiger yes, but not spalted. I could be wrong.
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Bacon and egg butty in bed, courtesy of my lovely wife. Then we took 13 7/8 year olds to see "Tangled" at the cinema and then into the pub next door for their lunch and birthday cake, for my eldest daughters 8th birthday. Great film for the kids, good day.
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I love this bit!!! That looks good mate. I think I'll have it, I'll confirm over the next few days if that OK
