Is this dangerous?

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Hi, I am Ladia's wife, Julie. I am writing because someone I know, I am not going to name him, really outdid himself today. In fact, I had to leave because I could not watch him. This man, who I am not going to name, was working on connecting 220 wire from our new shop to the electric company tombstone ( very aptly named, I think). But this guy, not to be named, did not call the electric Co to have power turned off while he was working. He told me that he had turned off the power, but oh by the way, those 2 terminals were hot! He was tired, he's kinda "older" and working in mud. And this guy, name withheld, also was cutting the plastic conduit in a really safe manner. Let s just say he was holding it on his thigh and sawing through it with a hacksaw! Well, I just could not watch this safety minded man, please no names, either get fried with a bolt of high voltage or cut a huge gash in his leg. So I left and went into the house and poured myself a brew and waited. Luckily, this man, a dear sweet, hardworking and talented guy, survived.I think he needs some tough love from the guys on this site regarding his safely standards....just saying :) P.S. I still love ya honey :)
 
   / Is this dangerous? #4  
How did my wife get on here? I hear this same comments in the back of my head as she often looks on with utter disdain.
 
   / Is this dangerous? #5  
Seems apparent you should raise the insurance levels on your Man Ladias wife so that if he can't take care of you while he is in a wheelchair he can leave you with plenty of money..
Sounds like you would rather have him around in one piece though.. So Ladia you have been warned be safe to take care of that woman that for some reason loves you a bunch even if you are a nit wit. :D
 
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   / Is this dangerous? #6  
You're describing too many of US.:laughing:

But jokes aside, there's lethal power in that "tombstone". We all know we shouldn't, but we do anyway. Be careful!!
 
   / Is this dangerous? #7  
Girl, sometimes you need a "bigger" stick. Some, hmm "cough" men get hard headed as they age, so it takes "more" to get through. You have no doubt realized by now, we already know everything, right!:D
 
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As I allways tell my better half even if she is correct :p "Did the job get done,.,. did anyone get hurt,.,. did we waste a bunch of time and money?" Then I also add "I never asked you to watch" :laughing: I think this is what they call a "MAN THING"

I have to say though when she is right, she is so right.
 
   / Is this dangerous? #9  
Julie, you must be the sister I didn't know my bride had!

In my bride's case, she may not always be right, but she's never wrong!

(And I love her dearly for it....Kept me out of trouble more than once...)

GGB
 
   / Is this dangerous? #10  
I remember a time from many years ago when I was standing at the top of an aluminum ladder carefully sawing at a tree branch that had grown around the main power wire to our house. First I cut the branch off close to the wire, then slowly sawed through the ring that encircled the wire. It was a lot like Julie's description, including survival of the amateur electrician.

BOB
 

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