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Was a ladder involved?
How about a picture?
Yes, a ladder was involved; no, a picture was not.
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Was a ladder involved?
How about a picture?
Cut the cord - and my head.
Attacked by a satellite dish while removing it from the side of the house. Three staples in my scalp...
Sounds like Dish Network really wants to make it difficult to quit their service.
Cut the cord - and my head.
Attacked by a satellite dish while removing it from the side of the house. Three staples in my scalp...
Yes, a ladder was involved
The ladder wasn't the problem, it was the occupant. Specifically, it was the lack of "wasn't it obvious that was going to happen?" planning. The results would have been the same standing on the ground.
... He not only broke his back in three places, three ribs, and nearly died from a ruptured spleen, but lived in nearly constant pain for more than a year afterward. He switched from lecturing others to taking up appointment time describing his personal medical issues...
About two years ago my doctor (who loves to lecture his patients about pretty much everything) went up a 12 foot stepladder in his back yard to hang a bird feeder on a tree. He not only broke his back in three places, three ribs, and nearly died from a ruptured spleen, but lived in nearly constant pain for more than a year afterward. He switched from lecturing others to taking up appointment time describing his personal medical issues. He's not my doctor any more (although that's not the reason).
Yes, a ladder was involved; no, a picture was not.
According the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, every year 500,000 people are treated for ladder-related injuries and approximately 300 of these incidents prove to be fatal.
Plenty of company:
Now add those who don't injure themselves badly enough to seek medical treatment and the number of accidental ladder-related injuries becomes pretty alarming.
The ladder wasn't the problem, it was the occupant. Specifically, it was the lack of "wasn't it obvious that was going to happen?" planning. The results would have been the same standing on the ground.
Yes, a ladder was involved; no, a picture was not.
... This AM the roof was covered in ice and I wondered if the crew would work, but they started from ladders and then got to it. I was impressed at how fast and efficiently they worked and finished just before dark...
Three person crew were all Hispanic, two of whom did not seem to speak any English. These guys really worked hard.What people would do for money...
What people would do for money...
...However, he doesn't work in rain or icy conditions.
Watched it snow and ran the snowblower.
I broke down and contracted someone to remove snow from the roof and around the house. It's deep enough that our safety is compromised. We can get out our bedroom door into an impassable snow pile. Not cheap, six guys for 2 days.