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LancsMike

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  1. Nice Sparko may as well add a bit of classic Breakcore in then [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X34Lgmz8PI&feature=related]YouTube - Bong-Ra '666MPH'[/ame] Frank you might want to hit mute on this one but reckon you'll like the Vid
  2. Not bad tuneage Mozza do you like Breakcore by any chance?
  3. Kudos for that Frank, reading/seeing stuff like that restores my faith in Humanity that little bit more knowing there are decent folk out there
  4. I'm in Huddersfield woodpicker so I could commute but depends on start time/ what wage you're looking at - I've done work for a couple of guys off here and they can vouch for me that I am a hard worker and don't just talk a good game. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/employment/16822-groundsman-availible-huddersfield-area-2.html Drop me a PM if you're interested, if not no worries no offence taken.
  5. Thanks guys, really appreciate the feedback - if you need a groundy in the future please give me a shout
  6. I agree totally Dean, I've lost track of local articles on shootings going on in Huddersfield, Halifax and Bradford but they barely get covered on the local news let alone national - With this incident in Cumbria [ not far from where I actually grew up ] the Media are just being a bunch of bloody Ghouls capitalising on peoples fears of firearms and the '' What if '' scenario of a mad gunman. Not to mention because its so many in one go it goes from being just an isolated incidence in the Media's eyes to being a national story because so many died. With Firearms, I was taught from a young age to always respect them because the second you don't someone can be either seriously hurt or killed, also did Cadets for a few years and before we even touched a GP Rifle/LSW/GPMG we had to know all its features back to front, all the safety measures and even before shooting we had to be cleared - taught properly how to do it so I'm fully with you that if people wish to use firearms there should be some form of training certification to show they are competent and not idiots toting a dangerous bit of kit. On a bit of a tangent/tinfoil hat note - Is it just me or is the timing of this conveniant with this shooting after what happened in Palestine with some Brits and other nationalities being killed by the IDF on that Aid barge ? Just stinks of Agenda setting by the Media again to divert our attention away from the IDF butchering unarmed people because the outcry from that was getting really bad, what happened in Cumbria was horrible and very tragic but it just feels like the Media really jumped on this bandwagon to sway the general public away from what happened in International Waters - thats my tuppence.
  7. Thanks guys for all the info/thoughts - It's good to know that Veterans such as yourselves share info like this to rookies such as myself and any others that come into the job. Will keep it firmly in mind while pushing myself. Did hear that too about tiredness/fatigue being the worst enemy to have along with dehydration. Thanks again.
  8. Thanks Stephen, good advice will keep it in mind when working for Firms.
  9. Its a shame to hear about that Andy. From my perspective its a Bit of a Catch 22 with the saying no policy because in the back of my mind since I'm new to the job, I can't help but think will this knacker up my references for other companies and will I get a bad reputation with other firms if I say no to one employer and they all talk to each other. I don't mind pushing my boundaries a bit at a time and getting more comfortable in the job but if I get asked to do something way out of my depth its a tricky situation to be put in - although having said that all the firms I have spoken to seem very friendly and genuine not wanting to push a newstarter too far. Just hope I can land myself more permanent work with a decent gang of blokes and avoid some of the cowboy outfits out there. What would you more experienced guys say to that ? Wouldn't mind hearing your input on it as any info would be greatly appreciated in terms of what to look out for and when to walk.
  10. Ah it looked like a good job you did on the Birch, I know how you feel on the height/weight thing, I'm 6'3 and about 12 stone so not exactly the biggest of blokes either but guess it makes it more fun/challenging to get stuck into a big job like that. I'm hoping to do my Climbing courses maybe later this year, want to cut my teeth on the ground first and get a general feel for it but I do admit the climbing side of it looks great fun. Edit: Whoops on the language, my first clanger sorry folks / Admins
  11. I can't really take the piss though to be fair arb mate - I'm new to the job so I'm sure I'll do a few howlers and if so I'll grab some pics and post them too, fairs fair in pisstaking At least it worked out for the best and no one got injured from Barbers chair though.
  12. Ah that takes the fun out of it He does look a happy chappy
  13. Sorry mate just had to - with the pose it says it all
  14. Ah least you managed to fix it mate, remember on my 2nd Assessment for my 31 had an old fella who was training with us make a real botch of his Hung up tree, his idea of '' feathering '' on the hinge after his boring cut take nearly 50% of the tree from the side - he only decided to tell me after he shouted for me to give him a hand and walked right through the line of fire at the side ! Wasn't too happy to say the least
  15. Whoops springs to mind How did you manage to fix that mate ?
  16. Snapped these photos at a Chainsaw shop over Skipton way, some right antiques !
  17. Love the 9th Photo with the light beaming through the Canopy, cracking camerawork
  18. I'm starting to think you're a closet Sadist mate !
  19. Now you tell me ! Nah if you do get other jobs on in the future that don't need a full set of extra hands/saw give me a shout please, any experience I can build up in the job is worth its weight in gold for me.
  20. Decided to update my post - Had a think on it and for a lot of you guys in the local Area [brighouse, Huddersfield even Leeds ] If you'd like to test me out on a trial day first before wanting to subby some work my way I'd be happy to give it a go so then at least you've met me and seen how I work.
  21. Ah.. sounds bad saying it but really not surprised with Fartown, but then again where I am [ Used to be called Brackenhall I think ? ] It was a bit like Beirut and still can be here n there. Shame really a life being wasted like that but guess they just want to aspire to be thought as hard men and the cocked up part about it all is a shortage of tradesmen in this country yet tonnes of young unemployed. Ah well, bugger it
  22. Where abouts mate ? It's crap part of why I'm gonna be relocating down to Devon in time - Lancaster wasn't much better but least it wasn't as bad with the Guns and Knives.
  23. LancsMike

    Summer tunes

    Almost forgot this classic ! [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1h1oRP7FfBw]YouTube - The Kinks - Sunny Afternoon[/ame]
  24. Huddersfield isn't much better mate
  25. LancsMike

    Summer tunes

    Here you go mate - [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf5gGwGVaTk]YouTube - Ocean Colour Scene- The Day we caught the train[/ame] thought I'd hop in, can't beat a bit of Stone Roses on a nice Summer day [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlfKTJ9gYj4]YouTube - The Stone Roses - Waterfall[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA7vnyGMY_4]YouTube - The Stone Roses - Fools Gold[/ame] And for the Roots connection can't beat Symarip [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHDBn7TL4JM]YouTube - symarip skinhead moonstomp[/ame]

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