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10/11/2011 11:30:57 AM |
| OHHHH Susan.. LOVE IT>> and Congrats on a top 20 in a feirce compotition!! Had a couple of mins this morn to run fast thru these, as I haven't even seen them! The words are just hit home GREAT!!! |
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10/07/2011 09:49:07 AM |
Love it, Susan. Yes, if we keep our eyes open, we can see amazing things in the street :-)
@ Brennan - it's always so frustrating when we are experts at something obscure and see a picture of someone doing that thing poorly :-) |
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10/07/2011 02:00:35 AM |
I was sure this was a setup because the guy's technique in hand holding the brick is so amazingly dangerous and stupid! The shot is beautifully done and picking out the brown for the font is perfect. The message left me a touch flat because I have spent more than a few hours on a wet saw and if one of my guys used one like this, I would have bitch slapped him before he ended up in the hospital with a broken finger and my insurance rates went up, not to mention the fact that he is grinding off the diamonds by using such sloppy cutting technique. Sorry, I'm sure no one else was bothered.
By the way, you can pretty much feed your naked hand into the blade and it will not cut you. It only cuts something harder than flesh, like a fingernail or masonry. The danger comes in binding the material you are cutting on the blade, which will slam your hand against the slide board and break the bones in your fingers.
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10/06/2011 12:17:21 PM |
| ....one of my nightmares!!!!!......along with deli slicers and sink garbage disposals....... you mean there is no safety shield with these things yet?????.........bone and flesh chilling ohhhhhhhhh myyyyy goodnesssss |
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10/04/2011 03:01:02 PM |
Or have the management do this for once.
Indeed, respect... also for you who captured this moment perfectly. I do hope you succeeded from the first time and didn't ask the fellow to start over several times.
BTW: don't these guys weir some kind of protective gloves in stead of those simple, nearly household gloves?? |
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10/01/2011 02:13:42 PM |
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10/01/2011 12:29:12 PM |
Very nice photo with great tones and composition.
I do take some offense to the message. Not all managers are hands off. Some do just as much "grunt" work as they did before becoming a manager, plus the management duties. (Don't worry, I do understand the jest) |
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09/30/2011 10:05:56 AM |
| Great photo! Not so sure I like the colour of the text, it's so drab, but I can see why you chose it. |
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