My 'shed.'

[J o h n S m i t h]

Come on Aussie,
the picture shows the ladder balanced on one leg of a large drop.

It is not balanced on one leg you idiot

You get on it -
I'll go to your funeral.

Unlike you and turdie, I'm not scared of my own shadow. I'd certainly get on it if I had to.

I was a health and safety officer at work in my last 2 jobs.
What I saw in that photo would mean instant dismissal from any job.
That would be a one way trip to Centerlink.

If i was working for an employer who could dismiss me I wouldn't have to, would i? You moron.

[Bobby]

If i was working for an employer who could dismiss me I wouldn't have to, would i? You moron.

Don't call me a moron you poofter.

[J o h n S m i t h]

If i was working for an employer who could dismiss me I wouldn't have to, would i? You moron.

Don't call me a moron you poofter.

How is that possible? You struggle to make a post without saying something moronic, let alone can you make it a full day. How can someone who cannot make it a day without showing they're absolute morons ask to not be called a moron?

[Neferti]

This is John Smiff a real moron!

[Gordon]

Our two biggest pro union lefties arguing for unsafe work practices.

If a sole operator wants to do shit like that, fine with me.
If they did that on one of my projects (they wouldn't because I don't hire dickhead cowboys) they'd never get hired again.
To save 10 mins of proper set up time and risk shutting down a worksite for 2 days because the moron fell is not worth it.

[Bobby]

Our two biggest pro union lefties arguing for unsafe work practices.

If a sole operator wants to do shit like that, fine with me.
If they did that on one of my projects (they wouldn't because I don't hire dickhead cowboys) they'd never get hired again.
To save 10 mins of proper set up time and risk shutting down a worksite for 2 days because the moron fell is not worth it.

Yes ,
Aussie & Smith think that this is safe:

[sprintcyclist]

Our two biggest pro union lefties arguing for unsafe work practices.

If a sole operator wants to do shit like that, fine with me.
If they did that on one of my projects (they wouldn't because I don't hire dickhead cowboys) they'd never get hired again.
To save 10 mins of proper set up time and risk shutting down a worksite for 2 days because the moron fell is not worth it.

Yes ,
Aussie & Smith think that this is safe:

Professionals do not do that sort of thing.
Amateurs do

[Aussie]

Our two biggest pro union lefties arguing for unsafe work practices.

If a sole operator wants to do shit like that, fine with me.
If they did that on one of my projects (they wouldn't because I don't hire dickhead cowboys) they'd never get hired again.
To save 10 mins of proper set up time and risk shutting down a worksite for 2 days because the moron fell is not worth it.

Yes ,
Aussie & Smith think that this is safe:

Why lie so obviously Bobby. Neither Mr Smith nor I have said it was safe. No ladder is 'safe.'

[Gordon]

Our two biggest pro union lefties arguing for unsafe work practices.

If a sole operator wants to do shit like that, fine with me.
If they did that on one of my projects (they wouldn't because I don't hire dickhead cowboys) they'd never get hired again.
To save 10 mins of proper set up time and risk shutting down a worksite for 2 days because the moron fell is not worth it.

Yes ,
Aussie & Smith think that this is safe:

Why lie so obviously Bobby. Neither Mr Smith nor I have said it was safe. No ladder is 'safe.'

When a ladder is on the ground, if the leg somehow walks forward a bit, there is usually more ground to hold it.
Is that the case in this photo? Getting on and off the ladder from the handrail could cause the ladder to bump forward. I could keep going and going.

[Aussie]

Our two biggest pro union lefties arguing for unsafe work practices.

If a sole operator wants to do shit like that, fine with me.
If they did that on one of my projects (they wouldn't because I don't hire dickhead cowboys) they'd never get hired again.
To save 10 mins of proper set up time and risk shutting down a worksite for 2 days because the moron fell is not worth it.

Yes ,
Aussie & Smith think that this is safe:

Why lie so obviously Bobby. Neither Mr Smith nor I have said it was safe. No ladder is 'safe.'

When a ladder is on the ground, if the leg somehow walks forward a bit, there is usually more ground to hold it.
Is that the case in this photo? Getting on and off the ladder from the handrail could cause the ladder to bump forward. I could keep going and going.

Keep going on and on. Noone is stopping you.