Mark James
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Well surely if you use common sense from the start you would know not to move the person unless he or she was in more danger by being there. Reading and quoting things from the HSE is all well and good, but when the sh*t hits the fan I rely on instinct, sense and damage limitation. I will leave the questioning wither its right or wrong for other people, I would take my chances in a bad situation end of. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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More rule making nonsense, that's whats wrong where does it mention use common sense. That's the thing you should have been born with. And if you have no common sense then you wouldn't realise that anyone needs any help in the 1st place. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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Yes they are mostly urban myths, my wife's a nurse in A&E and even some of are colleagues come away with statements regarding not helping people as you could be left accountable. It is utter tripe and mostly started in a bar with local expert after 10 pints. If my wife didn't help someone in the street if they collapsed surely that has to be worse! Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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Torn between petzl seqouia, and Weaver floating dee?
Mark James replied to YoGi_93's topic in Climbers talk
All I know about them is some last longer than others, but I found the petzel very comfy compared to the leather ones. I haven't much experience under my belt but for the money the petzel wins it for me. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk -
To true, hard to get your head round that. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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Would have loved to see the gear people climbed with 30 year ago. 1 piece of rope for everything I bet. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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I love it just wish I had found it sooner, great job Steve. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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It's a pig that, but sure with the right pair of hands she would turn out alright. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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I bought a signed Liverpool shirt at an auction for £250 hardly a reflection on what it's worth. An auctions an auction hardly worth basing pricing something around.
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First time for everything, small claim's court...
Mark James replied to samthescam's topic in General chat
For £200 I wouldn't be done with hassle. Yes there's the principle of the thing but I feel I would put my efforts into making money, instead of trying to get such an amount back. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk -
Spot on in nutshell, it's to make money not talent.
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Cain won't stop, if he can take care of santos's hands he will wreak him. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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And some fight it will be on the main card. Looking forward to it and the beer ribs and chips. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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Good good, 3 times the case of the £30 griffin one I bought 3 months ago. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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Did it come Steve? Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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Case arrived today and it is very well made, impressed for the money. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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Not sure if it's been posted just thought it was neat looking. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZrhuSE_ivA&feature=related]A Real Man's 4WD Track at the Maitland 4wd - YouTube[/ame]
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Delicate wash in the machine at 30 degrees and a 800 spin should do the trick. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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£70 when I done it. I need to do a refresher now well so they tell me. Sent from my aye phone using Tapatalk
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No glory in it now my missus uniform is crap, Ann Summers do a far nicer number.
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Army medic and high standard in the same sentence :lol:
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What would a ton of water be about 1000 litres?
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I know it sounds hard to believe but it's true, the extremes they go to eh!
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Was going to say the same, big urn and a fridge for soft drinks, I know it might not look as tidy as one machine but.
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There will be plenty of time for wearing PPE in the future why bother, wear comfy clothes and take some waterproofs, and ankle support boots. And maybe get a pair of of thin slightly sticky gloves.
