remember, when training no matter how much you dislike your boss, if partnered with your boss you will get very concerned looks when you draw the bite marks on his neck and begin to PIM bandage his neck....
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remember, when training no matter how much you dislike your boss, if partnered with your boss you will get very concerned looks when you draw the bite marks on his neck and begin to PIM bandage his neck....
Nothing more fun than pulling 'Inlands' off the gearboxes of Troopies [emoji41]
I hope you never had to do that. You wouldn't want to be the first. :eek:
Read a book year's ago about about a Queenslander who survived a Taipan bite. His work took him and a mate deep into the bush. When they went back to work, they took with them a 'Taipan Bite Kit' containing: A beer each, a bong each, and a Penthouse each. If they got bit, they figured the may as well enjoy themselves while they died.
Removed a few actually... Not the happiest being extracted by tail...Quote:
Originally Posted by cuppabillytea
I would just go up behind them and say BOO!!!!, and hope for the best.
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Originally Posted by cuppabillytea
Hahaha.
Bloody things liked crawling up to the top of the bell housing to keep warm.
Operators wouldn't drive them until the snakes were removed...
Don't blame them. Like I said. You wouldn't want to be the first.
We have being seeing lots of snakes and bobtails for months now.We never got winter,winter was like spring,we never got spring,spring is like early summer,had lots of 30degC+ days already when we shouldnt have had them yet.
Climate warming this year for sure!!!!
Andrew
That's the catch Andy... Over here we've had any longer and cooler than expected winter...
No warming here [emoji13]