Holy Jesus!

[nana]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wsPd5U8mBQ

Oh....my.....god....

I'd help cut the grass below for him, but I'm not climbing that pole. I mean with all the technology we have, THAT"S THE BEST PLACE TO PUT THE ELECTRICAL BOX?

"Hey Bob, let's put it up here"

"why?"

"I dunno, could be fun"

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BEERCITYVAPRZ]

I climb building structures all the time being a Union Iron Worker, Highest i've been was 325 feet witch is pretty ******* high, and if you forgot your spud wrench, nuts & bolts, slever bar or anything it sucks to have to climb down, plus there only a few ladders for us we mainly climb the columns, You have to have a few screws loose to be an Ironworker, but be smart at the same time, i've seen a guy fall 25 feet on his back 3 years ago and he's paralized from the waste down, so you have to be constantly on point, for 30 bucks an hour, 40 to 50 hours a week its not a bad gig, work is super slow right now in S.E. WI, so im collecting unemployment till work picks up, hopefully soon i've already put on 15 lbs.

[JagSol]

I climb building structures all the time being a Union Iron Worker, Highest i've been was 325 feet witch is pretty ******* high, and if you forgot your spud wrench, nuts & bolts, slever bar or anything it sucks to have to climb down, plus there only a few ladders for us we mainly climb the columns, You have to have a few screws loose to be an Ironworker, but be smart at the same time, i've seen a guy fall 25 feet on his back 3 years ago and he's paralized from the waste down, so you have to be constantly on point, for 30 bucks an hour, 40 to 50 hours a week its not a bad gig, work is super slow right now in S.E. WI, so im collecting unemployment till work picks up, hopefully soon i've already put on 15 lbs.

That's understandable. My dad was an electrician...worked on places similar to that, but idk how high he went up though