I will never complain about my job again . . . .
 

Pics will be in numeric order, pick a pic and tell us who would be the most qualified to take over . . . . winner gets a mountain dew . . .on me!

#1


#2

#3

#4

#5

I would have to say #4

Pic #4, ok, but who would take over this job and why would they be most qualified! IYHO . . . .

O ok, I didn't read what you said very well did I? lol

I still say #4 and I think "*" would be the most qualified.

Reason: He likes to wade fish and he's always full of ****!!!! :*****::*****:

That's tight . . .so far you're #1 . . . . .

#3 would have to be Jordan......He's always catching the **** end of everything!:grinpimp:

They all seem pretty ch*tty to me! ;)

#5, would be Yak-em-and stack-em.

Always jackin' around with someone..and In this case, a horse. :*****:



Sorry austin! :*****:

We got it good

I would take any job above over this one...


http://blog.makezine.com/archive/201...tenna_tow.html

Not no......but HELL NO!!!!!

I wonder if he has a parachute on?

I would say that that's the only way I would climb that tower but who am I kidding. There's no way in hell I would even start to climb that!!!

My knees got weak just watching the video...I was working out in burns point a few years back and someone climbing one of those towers fell to his death while I was at lunch...no parachute for him

I kept getting that falling feeling in my stomach and chest everytime he would look around quick.

that is amazing...those guys have all my respect...I had butterflys in my stomach watching that!!!

that!!!

WOW!!!! I've been several hundred feet up in plants but, that's not happening!!!! My gosh! UNREAL!!!

Good thing they wear helmets climbing those towers, im sure they come in handy falling 1700 feet.

Many years ago, I knew a guy that did tower work in the Baton Rouge area.

He was young....early 20's.

He said the money was great, usually the work only took a little while.

I watched a guy climb up a 250 foot flare stack in a plant. He climbed up almost half way, without stopping. Took maybe a 1 minute brake, then climbed to about 3/4 the way up......stopped for ~ 1 minute and finished the climb. I talked to him later and he said that the climb up was not too bad.

A week later, I was told that I could "ride" up in a cage from the crane working on the flare tip. I did not go up because I was busy. Wished later that I had gone up.