davidbeinct
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Beat me to it!
Safety first
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Neal
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Don’t touch me there, bro!
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When I still worked for our state Dept of Fire Services, I was told by our purchasing supervisor, who was a severe diabetic, that the
color blind cannot see the bright red orange, but can see the lime yellow. Therefore, when buying vests, etc we always got the lime
yellow or lime yellow striping.
If anyone here can correct me that is fine, just giving the parameters I had to work with. To be fair, the "human" is wearing a very low-budget
safety vest, with very little reflective trim, probably would not meet any US-OSHA standard. Our little cat however...
Love to get one of those for our "tuxedo"
color blind cannot see the bright red orange, but can see the lime yellow. Therefore, when buying vests, etc we always got the lime
yellow or lime yellow striping.
If anyone here can correct me that is fine, just giving the parameters I had to work with. To be fair, the "human" is wearing a very low-budget
safety vest, with very little reflective trim, probably would not meet any US-OSHA standard. Our little cat however...
Love to get one of those for our "tuxedo"
Darn good warning sign!
Well, at least he got her stopped ...
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Columbia Tower construction in Seattle - 1984
At least he's got his hard hat on.
At least he's got his hard hat on.
Opsimath
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No! No! No! No! NO!!!
Is that bus tailgating that other bus?
Is that bus tailgating that other bus?
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Maybe it's tandem.
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We have lots of articulated busses in Las Vegas. They started using double decker busses, but those get over loaded on the bottom and stay empty on the top and they switched to the articulated busses, or bendy busses.
Opsimath
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How about that. I had never heard of those buses.
Okay, I've learned something new today so I don't need to learn anything else until tomorrow.
Okay, I've learned something new today so I don't need to learn anything else until tomorrow.
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Now that would be a VERY VEGAS thing, to be sure!!
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Used to have quite a few in Aberdeen, but they seemed to fall out of favour some time back
Can't remember when I last saw one, but it was quite a few years back!I feel sorry for the passengers who were on that bus!
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Not sure I see the humor here.