Matthew_T
"Young and Ex-whippet"
- Location
- Prestatyn, North Wales
I just had to put this up. It certainly made me laugh.
Arch, here is some more skipology that I just discovered this week. The house across the street is having a basement excavated so, about once a day, there is a full skip that needs to be dragged away, and an empty one put in its place. Here is how they do it without having to put two skips side by side. It's so obvious in retrospect.
1)The lorry with the empty skip on board backs up behind the full one on the ground.
2) The lorry reaches backwards and picks up the full skip, and places the full skip on the empty one that is still on the lorry.
3) The driver of the lorry removes the chains from the top skip and puts them on the bottom (empty) skip.
4) He then lifts both skips off the back of the lorry and places them on the ground, with the empty one on the bottom.
5) He swaps the chains from the bottom skip to the top skip, and lifts the full skip onto the back of the lorry.
I saw this for the first time two days ago. Pure genius.![]()
My sadly passed elderly neighbour used to casually abandon her car somewhere near the kerb rather than actually park it.
A bit like Mrs Ian then...parking that is, not being elderly