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Safety first
- Thread starter GGJaguar
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JerryR
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What could possibly go wrong 
wileypickett
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Man, amazing how incredibly creative and resourceful people can be -- in addition to being out of their minds.
geoguy
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Some of them demonstrate a basic understanding of physics, but total disregard for their own safety!
I suddenly have the urge to watch an episode of The Three Stooges!
walrus
walrus
I'm afraid to say this reminds me of my Dad, who worked on our cars for years with only the jack (on the bumper) holding them up...
walrus
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chazmo
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chazmo
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Not on that crew, you ain't. Wow! Did you notice the pièce de résistance... He has the bulb in his mouth? Good lord!I dunno, but I'm not one of them.
Opsimath
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GGJaguar
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I'm not an engineer, but a cantilevered balcony with let's say 80 cubic feet of water on it, has to hold a weight of about 5000 pounds (2273 kg). I don't think the balcony is designed for that, but you know... safety first.
