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These installers are "trouble shooting" an electrical fault in the sign lighting system! Reminds me of the one with the person on the stepladder in the pool using an electric drill! Where do these people come from! Photo courtesy: Bryan Haywood www.SAFTENG.net [This message has been edited by Joe Tedesco (edited 12-22-2003).]
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don't know who they are, but they keep this up & they want be here very long!
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Joe; These must be some of the same people who receive advice from that Bob Vila DIY forum. Stupidity of this type should be a felony! Now where did I put that defibrillator... Mike (mamills)
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I love the way these guys are volunteering to remove themselves from the "DNA" pool.
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More Darwin Award Candidates ? By troubleshooting, do you mean they're checking and metering a live circuit?
-Virgil Residential/Commercial Inspector 5 Star Inspections Member IAEI
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yup... save those who'll not 'face up', and instead sue the alum. ladder maker for producing conducable ladders without a pool hazard warning....
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Shouldn't they be using a fiberglass ladder? Ha ha
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So then, it's still not proper to call a boat floor "finished grade"?
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sparky, that's kinda' like the guy that—in very cold weather—puts up an extension ladder on the side of his barn to get on the roof.
He gets sidetracked and comes back to the ladder the next day. Part way climbing up, the ladder's rubber feet slide away from the wall for it was planted in cow dung that had thawed overnight.
The hayseed attorney was suing the ladder maker for not having instructions warning of the potential change in cow-dung viscosity with rising temperature.
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Shouldn't there be code against mounting an electrical sign over a pool?
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That sign would not "pass" in NJ. And the technicians working on it are either "brave", "dumb" or desperate for $$$ Must be one of those "gypsy" sign companies; but that's another thread.
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Seeing this somehow makes me think of frogs, neon signs, a swamp, and a well-known brand of beer. You know the commercial I mean!
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Yea but the sign is over over pool so it's on a GFCI. Besides we turned power off first.HE HE
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Love the concept of the Darwin Award, I could apply this to quite a few situations that I see, just wish that I had a Digital camera!, the results would kill you, or at least make you laugh heartily.
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that guy in the pool should be holding the ladder from the other side...what an idiot...lol
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These guy's need to cut back on thier daily crack addiction.I have seen some stupid things in my career but this one takes the cake..Idiot's... Nick
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