The lighter side of the ladder debate

[sepefrio]

Found most of these at the Naval Safety Center web page, just thought a few laughs might be had........

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[Jim Katen]

Picture number 7 looks like it might be unsafe.

- Jim Katen, Oregon

[Richard Moore]

Originally posted by Jim Katen

Picture number 7 looks like it might be unsafe.

- Jim Katen, Oregon

Maybe, but I can't get past picture #1. I mean...how is that even possible outside of a circus act? [:-bigeyes

[Chad Fabry]

've done #1. I'm a little embarrassed to say I done several of the others as well. In #1 he started at the scaffold and 'walked' the ladder to where he is now.

[Jerry Simon]

I did #4 (a couple times, off my tailgate).

[kurt]

I've done #9 several times.

I used to be the master @ hopping a ladder down an eave. Also, to get down, I'd jump up, clamp my feet to the outside of the ladder, and rely on the friction of my hands & feet to slow me down as I slide down the 40 footer.

Yes, I was a lucky dumbshit, but acrobatic as all get out.

[Jim Katen]

Originally posted by Jerry Simon

I did #4 (a couple times, off my tailgate).

This is starting to sound like a discussion of the Kama Sutra.

- Jim Katen, Oregon

[kurt]

Originally posted by Jim Katen

Originally posted by Jerry Simon

I did #4 (a couple times, off my tailgate).

This is starting to sound like a discussion of the Kama Sutra.

- Jim Katen, Oregon

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[InspectionConnection]

I don't even like climbing my ladder the safe way... [:-bigeyes