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We’ve had this one before Steve. Apart from it being pointlessly big, the most obvious error is the groundy in line with piece. He could just as easily be off to the side and walking normally today.

I would have thought construction crane work involving known weights, picking off the ground/truck with precise distancing would be infinitely preferable (and more lucrative) to tree work for crane operators. Just my thoughts, from a position of knowing eff all about it.

Wolfys fine honey… Know what you mean though, not going to get sucked into pointless arguments here or elsewhere. Serves no purpose.

That’s exactly what an evil replicant WOULD say.

Question. I have read/seen that grizzlies prey on the black bears. Is this in the conversation at all? Bearing in mind that black bear have become too numerous.

Difficult to say, looks like the tree he felled it into pushed/rolled it to the right as we look.

I like the smashed up Lamborghini scene.

Did he get injured (or worse)

I thought that, reads like AI writing his posts, doesn’t ‘feel’ like Nate wrote those.

Not at all, I just lose interest in films after 2 hours. I am a big movie fan as it goes.

Go before work, or get in the pickup, drive into the country and shit in the woods. An afternoon walking around in discomfort with a badly wiped arse after a woodland shit will improve his morning routine.

You were in a psychiatric hospital, what did you expect? Plus he had those two birds hanging on his every word, not so dumb.

I just thought it was too long, I got bored and turned it off.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretariat_(horse) It blows my mind that the greatest horse that ever raced did so over 50 years ago.

Using clients toilets is an absolute no-no. There’s always somewhere for a surreptitious piss.

Corded saws are still popular here. Firewood is often sold/delivered in 1 mètre length (Split) Householders plug in and cut their wood to required lengths in front of their house. Cheaper than battery, more reliable than petrol.

Confuses our French clients who are used to workmen going straight through to lunchtime then a long lunch. We prefer short breaks and home early.

Some amazing stuff there.

I’m a very quick starter, sometimes too quick. I’m thinking about how we’ll line the trucks up on the way so we’re on it from the get go. The 8.30 to 10.30 (when we have a tea break) is the most important period. Get a good start and the rest of the day falls into place.

I cannot believe any battery saw can be described as ‘monster’ They are not there yet, not near petrol saws at the moment, won’t be long though.