Is this OT?

[Mr Pounder Esquire]

[Brian-Gaff]

Don't know its a picture so its blank to me. Brian

[Tim Watts]

I *could* see it but ICBA to click on random picture links with no explanation. It'll probably get me fired...

[Graham.]

Some men constructing a timber frame building Dressed more for the beech than a building site. They have a step ladder but it's too short So one guy stands on the top of the ladder and leans over grabbing the roof beam and his mate uses his back as a working platform.

They have theit faces pixellated and the caption reads "Why women live longer than men".

[Mr Pounder Esquire]

Better described than I could have done, cheers for that. Brian, I remember you from the old blueyonder groups.

[Mr Pounder Esquire]

I nicked it from somewhere.

[ARW]

It's safe - and quite amusing.. Probably taken from a website that should include some of the dangerous stuff I have done.

[Mr Pounder Esquire]

Safe ................................... I can recall fixing a refrigerator for a spark. It was a Hotpoint and the wiring is a nightmare. He had pulled all the wires out for some very stupid reason and was too thick to know how to put them back. I knew how to put them back and how to make it work. I still remember the hate in the eyes of the pikey spark.

[misterroy]

in a similar vein

[Brian-Gaff]

I do find that links with no hit is a big discouragement to click it, also the fact that I'm reading in plain text so would need to cut and past it in any case, yawn. Brian

[Dave W]

+1 to all those people who post an untitled link which is nothing to do with d-i-y but oh-so-amusing to them and nobody else,

[Mr Pounder Esquire]

[Mr Pounder Esquire]

ARW thought it was amusing.

[Johnny B Good]

Well described, Graham. It saved me having to click on the link (those

67 words make the phrase, "A picture is worth a thousand words." look like an exercise in hyperbole).