[DaveG]

Samson? Poleking (Dirty Darren)? Griff?  Tosh?

Or have they had name changes? 

[jk999]

Tosh was on over weekend

[Perfect Windows]

People on here change their names so often that I generally don't have a clue who's saying what.  There's someone who's changed his name about ten or fifteen times in the few years I've been on here, pretty much whenever people realise that he's a tedious bore and stop replying to him.  Pretty pathetic, really.

Vin

[8weekly]

People on here change their names so often that I generally don't have a clue who's saying what.  There's someone who's changed his name about ten or fifteen times in the few years I've been on here, pretty much whenever people realise that he's a tedious bore and stop replying to him.  Pretty pathetic, really.

Vin

Chumbucket. 

[Perfect Windows]

People on here change their names so often that I generally don't have a clue who's saying what.  There's someone who's changed his name about ten or fifteen times in the few years I've been on here, pretty much whenever people realise that he's a tedious bore and stop replying to him.  Pretty pathetic, really.

Vin

Chumbucket. 

No, I was thinking of someone else, actually.  Genuinely.

Vin

[Clever Forum Name]

Only changed my name about 5 times so not me 

[PoleKing]

Evening, Dave.
I'm still here bud.

Have the odd lurk once in a while but don't really post anymore.

Nice to know i'm still thunk of though

Dunno where Griff is.
Tosh is still on in the m0ng section. Though he does seem...less bitey...

[Tom White]

Tosh is still on in the m0ng section. Though he does seem...less bitey...

You're quite cheeky for a little fella with big sticky-out ears. 

[colin bird]

Tosh is still on in the m0ng section. Though he does seem...less bitey...

You're quite cheeky for a little fella with big sticky-out ears. 

hi mate how's the pylon painting going? Thought you had left us

[Tom White]

Tosh is still on in the m0ng section. Though he does seem...less bitey...

You're quite cheeky for a little fella with big sticky-out ears. 

hi mate how's the pylon painting going? Thought you had left us

We thought hard and decided to stick with the window cleaning; I doubt there's many jobs/businesses that provide the flexibility that ours does.

I guess from time-to-time the monotony of it all becomes the biggest challenge.

[colin bird]

Tosh is still on in the m0ng section. Though he does seem...less bitey...

You're quite cheeky for a little fella with big sticky-out ears.  ;DJ

hi mate how's the pylon painting going? Thought you had left us

We thought hard and decided to stick with the window cleaning; I doubt there's many jobs/businesses that provide the flexibility that ours does.

I guess from time-to-time the monotony of it all becomes the biggest challenge.

I would think window cleaning is a lot safer also

[Tom White]

I would think window cleaning is a lot safer also

Funnily enough the reverse is true.  The higher we work, the more safety precautions we take.  It's the bloke with the ladders cleaning windows who're most at risk.  Pylon painters are secured at all times with fall arrest equipment.

[Smurf]

I would think window cleaning is a lot safer also

Funnily enough the reverse is true.  The higher we work, the more safety precautions we take.  It's the bloke with the ladders cleaning windows who're most at risk.  Pylon painters are secured at all times with fall arrest equipment.

That's a big if they actually clip themselves on

[Tom White]

That's a big if they actually clip themselves on

Sackable offence if they didn't.  I also did some research on how many pylon painters die; you can find them, but mostly  - if not all - historic, and this company has never had a death in it's 30 year history.

[rosskesava]

Funnily enough the reverse is true.  The higher we work, the more safety precautions we take.  It's the bloke with the ladders cleaning windows who're most at risk.  Pylon painters are secured at all times with fall arrest equipment.

You gave pylon painting a go then?

[Tom White]

Funnily enough the reverse is true.  The higher we work, the more safety precautions we take.  It's the bloke with the ladders cleaning windows who're most at risk.  Pylon painters are secured at all times with fall arrest equipment.

You gave pylon painting a go then?

No, we didn't in the end.  One of the major reasons why we didn't is that we have an elderly dog and it wouldn't be fair to him to juggle him about with dog carers.

And then in 10 years would we still be fit enough to pylon paint?  I will (Allah willing) be fit enough to clean windows.

So we didn't in the end; we decided to keep things simple.