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  1. Rich Rule
    I have said this before a hundred times. It makes the clarification a lot simpler. Do not call yourself a ‘subby’ if you’re labour only. Use the term contract climber or freelance whatever. Leave the term ‘subby’ for the bona fide boys (or girls). It is pretty clear if you look at it like that. Stop making a relatively straight forward situation more complicated.
  2. Rich Rule
    They are all great when they want your money. Have you had any claim with them?
  3. Rich Rule
    Great work Reg. I bet you slept well after working in those woods.
  4. Rich Rule
    The initial quote was a bit off the mark... But then again it is just a story.
  5. Rich Rule
    I use Baseline Alloys. Maybe they are thinner at the bottom of the shank.
  6. Rich Rule
    I think you got barred for spelling it wrong.
  7. Rich Rule
    Matty, does the addition of the material actually make that much difference? Cheers.
  8. Rich Rule
    Second the Andrews. I will be getting another pair when these give up.
  9. Rich Rule
    Done
  10. Rich Rule
    Erik has a thread on here with some of his work. Not sure if the teeter totter is in there. Erik, I didn’t mean to answer in your behalf but it was just in case you didn’t see Georgio’s question.
  11. Rich Rule
    Are you onsite in this scenario? sounds like a se climber has come in to help you out therefore you are required to have the EL in place. he is a freelance labourer not a bona fide sub contractor.
  12. Rich Rule
    I agree with what Mark and Steve said. However, I also used to carry my own Income protection insurance... just in case. That was just piece of mind and common sense IMO and not a legal requirement.
  13. Rich Rule
    If you were to look at my profile you would see I run a company in Norway... Hence my question, I was trying to be helpful.
  14. Rich Rule
    So Georgio, what is your answer to the the question originally posed, that I answered? I am am well aware of the diameter of the ring effecting the rope of it is too narrow. Do do you agree or not, that multiple rings equals multiple friction points through the crown rather than one point of friction at the base?
  15. Rich Rule
    Where are you looking work?
  16. Rich Rule
    Where in the original post did Eggs mention the check was related to firearms or SC? I got the impression the check was due to the location of work being airside at Stansted airport.
  17. Rich Rule
    Same here eggs. 5Shires... look at the title of the thread. The actual post, as far as I can see is exemplary in spelling. Even woodcutter has realised that and acknowledged it.
  18. Rich Rule
    Nice chipper mate. We used one when I was contracting for a company in Oslo. Great chippers, very little shedding of certain species.
  19. Rich Rule
    One of the greatest things in life is to be able to laugh at oneself.
  20. Rich Rule
    No because the pulley is almost friction free, meaning all the point of friction is in the Bollard, Hobbs, Portowrap etc. Rings create a bit of friction. Multiple rings more friction and this dissipating heat elsewhere other than the bollard.
  21. Rich Rule

    Jokes???

    Rich Rule replied to brownie1964's topic in The Lounge

    LR’s are the biggest joke ever.
  22. Rich Rule
    Ms Moneypenny used to be another. http://virtualmsmoneypenny.com/
  23. Rich Rule
    A bit lavish for every day but I clocked this picture from Christmas day a few years ago. Venison haunch, shot by my old man and deboned by a butcher friend. All veg grown organically at a farm we shoot on... farmer provides the veg, gratis every year. Bit of BP from the same butcher who deboned the haunch. Delicious.
  24. Rich Rule
    I used to have Bacon, Sausage and BP in a roll from the cafe for breakfast. Many people mocked, until they tried it... It's lovely.
  25. Rich Rule

    The BIG C .

    Rich Rule replied to Stubby's topic in The Lounge

    Thanks. He was an elderly man late 70’s. The person I felt most for was my Auntie. She was old school NHS Matron back in the day. Doctors could do no wrong etc. She felt let down by her beloved institution. All the best to you and Mrs Stubby

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