The Construction Thread

The young bull says, "Let's run down the hill and fuck some of those cows!"

The old bull replys, "Let's walk down and fuck them all."

The youngsters can put on a good show though.

I love hearing them brag about their workplace accomplishments.
 
The young bull says, "Let's run down the hill and fuck some of those cows!"

The old bull replys, "Let's walk down and fuck them all."

True. There's also a difference between clean, dry,indoors, fresh, unencumbered, hi-grip mechanic's gloves and nothing to do at the top, and dirty, muddy, exhausted, hot sun, 30 lbs of tools, slippery gloves and trying to hang on at the top to accomplish something.
 
Not quite in my 'hood, but I can see it from my house!

On a similar subject, the Coast Guard has been preparing to patrol out of Barrow. They are planning infrastructure and have been testing watercraft. I imagine that they'll establish a seasonal air station up there, soon.

This would all seem to tie into my seawall post above.
 
I was once going to go to commercial diving school in Philly, but I decided not to.

My great uncle needed a job once and just went to work as a commercial diver on a bridge construction project. His previous experience underwater was just while swimming.
 
yikes!

A California start-up is even working on building houses. Its printer, which would fit on a tractor-trailer, would use patterns delivered by computer, squirt out layers of special concrete and build entire walls that could be connected to form the basis of a house.

It is manufacturing with a mouse click instead of hammers, nails and, well, workers. Advocates of the technology say that by doing away with manual labor, 3-D printing could revamp the economics of manufacturing and revive American industry as creativity and ingenuity replace labor costs as the main concern around a variety of goods.

3-D Printing Spurs A Manufacturing Revolution

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-D_printing
 
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