One time I went drinking with a friend who was having a rough divorce patch. After we went into the bar “Captain Morgan” and his crew of women showed up as a promotion. Being a bright fellow he and his crew left us alone. He was played by then a local actor Joe Manganiello.
Hope he has a drinking buddy.
Hope he has a drinking buddy.
We had people climbing a gate at the Hyderabad house of my uncle, so he got nails welded upright to the cross angles, the maid's son who washed the cars in the early morning said 'nice'...
Next morning, howling was heard, he had elected to climb the gate rather than slide it open.
You can weld spikes or 1/4 inch nails, about 2 inches above the surface to any channel / rail / I / H section you have handy, and anchor it firmly, so the vehicle does not cause it to topple.
Tires are expensive, the point will be made.
Next morning, howling was heard, he had elected to climb the gate rather than slide it open.
You can weld spikes or 1/4 inch nails, about 2 inches above the surface to any channel / rail / I / H section you have handy, and anchor it firmly, so the vehicle does not cause it to topple.
Tires are expensive, the point will be made.
Never cared for the fit of any type of slip-on foot ware myself, definitely including flip-flops - and my podiatrist agrees, but thought this was too cute to ignore.
edit: can easily imagine the David Attenborough narrative
edit: can easily imagine the David Attenborough narrative
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Maybe that mother croc is just cleaning house by throwing out the leftovers from her last meal.
Ouch.
Ouch.
Depending on the placement, as long as a kid doesn't wreck his bike and land on it.....
My shop building is of concrete block construction. As the front is curved at the corner the blocks don’t match up squarely. Some kids found they could use the offset edges to climb to the roof.
To prevent that I could have used something sharp to discourage it. However I chose a simple and harmless solution. I put beads of nice dark grease on the handholds!
I did this before at another location when a protective folding grate was used on the glass fronted building.
Seems kids just don’t like getting coated in dirty grease!
To prevent that I could have used something sharp to discourage it. However I chose a simple and harmless solution. I put beads of nice dark grease on the handholds!
I did this before at another location when a protective folding grate was used on the glass fronted building.
Seems kids just don’t like getting coated in dirty grease!
Apparently there's a kid that doesn't like fish, but likes "pink chicken", that we know as salmon.
