Maintenance like a BOSS….but he ‘gone die.

 

I want to give dudes all types of daps for being a Boss buuuuuuuuut…..Dude, you are gonna get dead all in your face messing around doing ish like this.  One slip of that damn ladder and a b*tch can cancel Christmas, Cisco -Cinco whateverthefuggo de mayo… day of the dead… that head you thought you were gonna get, etc etc.

Hell to all the nawls.

 

SlausMalley McFluffy Obrien jackson.
When not responding to the dictate:" Will the Defendant Please Rise.." CEO and Creator of OHN;Slaus, is a comic illustrator and Social Media whore who spends his free time building legos, playing video games, drawing fantasy characters and being abused by his wife, two sons and cat.

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  1. Cisco de mayo though?

  2. Dear Slaus..

    It seems that your analogy of the predicament is slightly flawed.

    Actually the ladder cannot slip. Allow me to explain…

    Said ladder in it's current position it wedged perfectly between wall and floor. If the weight of the man, say 180 – 200 lbs stands in his current position.. his weight will essentially wedge the ladder perfectly allowing it not to move. The only way the ladder can slip is if the floor or wall move which is most unlikely. Most logical way the accident will happen is if the man take one step to either side of the ladder..THEN this will cause facial damage along with penis extraction. Or basically as you stated, he would "get dead in his face".

    Thank you…
    Lo – Kei

  3. Oh man, does this bring back bad memories.

    Anyone who's ever worked in old school theater lighting or did roadie work back in the day knows the horror that is the A Frame.

    Basically it works like this — in older theaters, the bars that the lighting fixtures are hung from are fixed bars on the ceiling. If you're LUCKY, there's a catwalk above them that you get on and can reach down to work on them.

    But if you're NOT LUCKY — then what they tell you to do is get out the A Frame, which looks something like this:

    <img src="http://i49.tinypic.com/nlomix.jpg"&gt;

    And I don't mean climb up the sides, I mean you end up on top of the middle extension that's sticking straight up, clasping onto it with your legs for dear life while you work on dusty old fresnells and parcams with your hands.

    EVEN WORSE, if the stage scenery is in place and can't be moved, union guys will tell you that you have to lean the ladder onto the bars — which is accomplished by getting to the top of the ladder and then forcibly rocking it back and forth until it falls towards the light you want to fix — with you on top of it.

    Getting all the way to the top of the ladder and then having a bunch of guys at the bottom shaking the hell out of the base was a regular hazing trick for newbies.

  4. "get er dun!"

  5. Appreciate the facts and examples; but I still see a candidate for the Darwin Award.

  6. "Dude, you are gonna get dead all in your face"

    hmm.. I need to steal this ;p

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