"it's More Fun In The Dark" New Philippines Travel Slogan

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Old55
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Bring your own flashlight or its more fun in the dark. I swear the darn place can't catch a break.http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=789980&publicationSubCategoryId=63

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Jollygoodfellow
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Bit off topic but how do they read these meters or know who they are connected to?Also I see the standards for safety are lacking in the photo, looks like no harness's, short sleeve shirts and no gloves. Would not be allowed to be at work like that in Australia's power industry.post-1-0-23729600-1333016570_thumb.jpg

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sonjack2847
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No Need to worry about safety,probably a brownout anyway lol

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billten
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I friend of mine is a local power company electrician and he regularly works on live poles, i know this because he showed me the scars where he was blown off a pole by a short when it started to rain all of a sudden and he was stuck up the pole. Its incredibly scary and the poor guy only get paid about P200 a day. I guess its cheaper to lose a few guys than turn off the power every time they need some work done.

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Mike S
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Also I see the standards for safety are lacking in the photo, looks like no harness's, short sleeve shirts and no gloves.
Hey Tom ..... at least they gave the guy a bucket to stand in ....... could be worse ... like a lashed together bamboo ladder ...... and he does have his hard hat on ..... :nudie: :hystery:
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Jollygoodfellow
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I friend of mine is a local power company electrician and he regularly works on live poles, i know this because he showed me the scars where he was blown off a pole by a short when it started to rain all of a sudden and he was stuck up the pole. Its incredibly scary and the poor guy only get paid about P200 a day. I guess its cheaper to lose a few guys than turn off the power every time they need some work done.
I work with our power company almost daily, with the correct safety equipment working on live lines is not necessarily a major problem even in wet weather unless it is high voltage but then a different set of rules come in. All depends on training, equipment and general rules and how they are enforced.We have Filipino power line workers here where I live in Queensland Australia and they have to follow our rules which I could imaging wont be anywhere near what it is in the Philippines.
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Call me bubba
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YES i would agree Its more fun in the dark philippines.

just curious would she be more fun in the dark too?mae-1-bora.jpgmocha-bora-3.jpg

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Old55
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Bubba, you da Man! :thumbsup:

When I posted that I figured Jake would have jumped on the title.

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i am bob
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Thanks Bubba!

When I saw the pic of little Miss Mae, I had some thoughts go through my mind....

Thoughts like... "Do you know that "if" is the middle word in life?"

I gotta kick out of both the pics and your new sig line! Thanks!

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Jake
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Bubba, you da Man! :thumbsup:

When I posted that I figured Jake would have jumped on the title.

I would definitely insert my shorting probe between those two terminals! I always carry a small flashlight

even during the day and a 4 D cell Mag-light equalizer in my Jeep Wrangler.

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