A day in the office......

[Big Dave]

Nice - I enjoy a look at your world.

I dicked around putting a catalogue together and watched some NFL.
An hour on BRONZ stuff my only worthwhile put back.

[skelstar]

Im guessing that playing with very high voltages can make your day fairly interesting eh Matt? Someone has to do it I guess.

[MattRSK]

Im guessing that playing with very high voltages can make your day fairly interesting eh Matt? Someone has to do it I guess.

Yeah, I heard of a guy in Palmerston recently who had his arm and leg blown/burnt off because of 11kv lines. I guess he wasn't wearing his Hi-Viz vest.

[scumdog]

Of course I left out the really mundane bits - and the identifiable personal bits.

But then it would be like a KB rally eh?

[Grahameeboy]

Of course I left out the really mundane bits - and the identifiable personal bits.

But then it would be like a KB rally eh?

or a KB thread......

[Ixion]

...- and the identifiable personal bits.

Was that the cow?

[Grahameeboy]

Was that the cow?

which cow though??

[Ixion]

To answer that would require the identifiable personal bits, which he left out

[Grahameeboy]

To answer that would require the identifiable personal bits, which he left out

Come on use your imagination

[Big Dave]

Yeah, I heard of a guy in Palmerston recently who had his arm and leg blown/burnt off because of 11kv lines. I guess he wasn't wearing his Hi-Viz vest.

My best riding buddy in Sydney in 1978 was Al 'fatal' Lynch. Rock jawed, reformed westie. Quite a ladies man was Al. He had a custom Z900B and I had an XS1100 and we used to go out on the south side - race our bikes and chase babes 7 nights a week - for a few heady summers late in the decade.
The rules were different back then and it was an Austin Powers style shag fest. We had a different babe on the back most weeks. And some stunners too.

By day Fatal was a ground engineer at qantas mascot. He was the one who waved the landing beacon things and communicated with the pilots via the hard wired head set.

Just as he reached up to say 'all clear' to a 727 and unplug - lightning struck the plane.

Fried his nervous system - it was 5 years till he could muster the strength to pull in the clutch on a bike.

He's still talks slow - brain's fine - just the signals get lost in the burnout. Don't think he rode again. Married a Cypriot girl and got family.

Onya Fatal. We were huge.

[skelstar]

Sounds like a bad day.

[Grahameeboy]

Sounds like a bad day.

ever so slight I woulsd say

[scumdog]

My best riding buddy in Sydney in 1978 was Al 'fatal' Lynch. Rock jawed, reformed westie. Quite a ladies man was Al. He had a custom Z900B and I had an XS1100 and we used to go out on the south side - race our bikes and chase babes 7 nights a week - for a few heady summers late in the decade.
The rules were different back then and it was an Austin Powers style shag fest. We had a different babe on the back most weeks. And some stunners too.

By day Fatal was a ground engineer at qantas mascot. He was the one who waved the landing beacon things and communicated with the pilots via the hard wired head set.

Just as he reached up to say 'all clear' to a 727 and unplug - lightning struck the plane.

Fried his nervous system - it was 5 years till he could muster the strength to pull in the clutch on a bike.

He's still talks slow - brain's fine - just the signals get lost in the burnout. Don't think he rode again. Married a Cypriot girl and got family.

Onya Fatal. We were huge.

Hmm, don't very often deal with survivable disasters s you got me there.

Bloody unreal Kharma though.

[Lou Girardin]

Just as he reached up to say 'all clear' to a 727 and unplug - lightning struck the plane.

Married a Cypriot girl and got family.

Who says it doesn't strike twice?

[apteryx_haasti]

Meet Youth Aid cop and help show Kea pre-Cub group around station.
Get blood cleaned off inside of I-car side window.

The way I read this, these two things went together...that must have been some tour!

Like others have said re: your job - good on you!

(PS - I moved papers around and drank coffee. Oooh, I printed some things as well...)