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• #90327
The scaffolders gave me all that netting stuff they used when our block was renovated plus some of the boards.
All on the allotment now.
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• #90328
Shout out to JM Scaffolding, Uxbridge.
Top lads, the right balance of footie hoolie lunacy and twisted sense of humour when it comes to winding up their apprentices... -
• #90329
they’re always ripped
to the tits on cheap whizz
(So I've heard)
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• #90330
When I was a youngun quite a few of my mates were scaffolders.
I was out of work for a while and my friend Mark invited me to work with him for a day. I needed a week off after my first day. And I was in good shape back then. Gym muscles ≠ scaffolder muscles
I remember being in awe at how much they earned (compared to me at the time). Swings and roundabouts though. When I broke Mark's leg playing football, he was off work with no pay for about four months.
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• #90331
I guess you could say the job has its ups and downs.
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• #90332
No type of gym fitness replaces work fit.
I climbed trees for 12yrs up until the start of covid when I changed career.
I look the same more or less but am a shadow of my former self when it comes to endurance graft. -
• #90333
Amen. A mix if gym, rugby and publishing definitely wouldn't have qualified me for my current life. The 30 year old me would have needed a long lie down after shifting 20 sleepers up steps as I have just done. Do scaffolders still need the same basic qualification, time spent at Her Majesty's pleasure?
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• #90334
Same here, I took up road cycling after I’d been plastering for a couple of years. Loading plaster boards and bags of thistle up multiple flights of stairs every day does good things for your legs. I could beat pretty much anyone I rode with up hill at 90kg.
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• #90335
Scaff boys are definitely king of the hill
coughs in steel erector
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• #90336
Cheap coke these days.
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• #90337
Do scaffolders still need the same basic qualification...
...being a failed steel erector?
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• #90338
It's like drinking straight TV static
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• #90339
None of this manual stuff compares with wrestling with Excel for 45 mins. Without a break.
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• #90340
Sort-of beams that are propping you up at the moment
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• #90341
And I thought scaffolding was a way of auto-generating project documentation/code structure templates.
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• #90342
Haha
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• #90343
Nice.
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• #90344
...being a failed steel erector?
Isn’t a steel erector just a scaffolder that managed to scrape a C at gcse maths?
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• #90345
As opposed to seven years at medical school for a tree surgeon?
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• #90347
Thanks, enjoyed that. But I'm on a rollercoaster ride between epic wtf and cracking me up
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• #90348
Apparantly there is only one tiger
https://youtu.be/nsPa3pKXn6I
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• #90349
The fuck was all that about?
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• #90350
That bit when he got to the top of the slide & the camera panned down to the badly drawn cock & balls - magnificent
It is a reference to 1980s Martini TV/cinema ads featuring a roller-skating waitress. Presumably the scaffolding can be erected 'any time, any place, anywhere'.