The Code of Practice

LOL:cool:

My wife's American brother-in-law likes to use the word mate around me alot.

But he never quite uses it in the right context, however hard he tries.

I was glad to note that, in strict accordance with section 7, sections 5&6 were unfinished. However does this imply an unwritten rule that no project shall be undertaken in a logical sequence?

Notwithstanding you appear to have missed some important sections regarding "no reading any instruction manual" (although looking at the diagrams can be acceptable under some circumstances, likewise out-of-print workshop manuals purchased at garage sales. Being able to interpret the circuit diagrams of any pre-EFI car earns bonus points). Also failed to specify the minimum requisite number of leftovers from any project, suggest 2xnuts, 3 bolts or screws (which shall not be of the same size as the nuts) and at least one rubber/plastic seal, cap, or gasket. All to be stored in an old jar for a minimum period of 15 years after the original project item has been thrown away.

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Originally Posted by Ben (TM)

I was glad to note that, in strict accordance with section 7, sections 5&6 were unfinished. However does this imply an unwritten rule that no project shall be undertaken in a logical sequence?

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You need to ask?

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Originally Posted by Ben (TM)

Notwithstanding you appear to have missed some important sections regarding "no reading any instruction manual" ....

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It would seem that you have an out of date copy of the Code. In itself this might be close to the margins of a Code violation. :eek: I suggest that you get an updated copy and refer to para 6.2 - New tools.

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Originally Posted by Bob Childress

G'day youse blokes,

It means I've taken me bloody boots off! Never wear thongs. They chaff your B**.

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Mate
we're not talking about underwear. A thong is an Aussie rubber sandal. (ie footwear.) You'll learn.:D and welcome.

I'm wondering if we've adequetly addressed safety in the Code?

For instance:

"Even though you think that you may as well finish off ripping those 10mm strips just after you've seen off a visitor to your shed, (who's obviously helped you partake of several code approved beverages) it's really not a good idea. "

What say the commitee?

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Originally Posted by silentC

BTW If you are going out to the shed, make sure you only lean and/or stare. Under no circumstances should you DO anything. You have been warned. ;)

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Thank you. I may be a bloke, but I hope I'm not a stupid bloke.:D No blokely drinks until everything is disconnected from power. I still have all my fingers and toes.:eek:

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Originally Posted by Caliban

Mate
we're not talking about underwear. A thong is an Aussie rubber sandal. (ie footwear.) You'll learn.:D and welcome.

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Actually, just a poor attempt at some double entendre.:o We call 'em flip-flops for the slapping noise they make when you walk.:rolleyes:

damn fine point about not reading the manual. def an amendment for next issue. dont forget to add ben to list of credit...:)

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Originally Posted by craigb

I'm wondering if we've adequetly addressed safety in the Code?

For instance:

"Even though you think that you may as well finish off ripping those 10mm strips just after you've seen off a visitor to your shed, (who's obviously helped you partake of several code approved beverages) it's really not a good idea. "

What say the commitee?

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Id get nothing done then:eek:

According to websters Dictionary

Thong:-- flip-flops, jandals, chinese safety shoes.

Pete

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Originally Posted by Ashore

Bob Australia has 3 time zones ( without counting Daylight saving times )
So here on the east coast it's 20 past , in the middle its 10 to and on the west coast its 20 past , ( In Tasmania its 1986 )Rgds

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Clear as mud. We have 4 time zones. Here in the east it's now 7:15, in the center 6:15, in the near west 5:15, in the far west 4:15, and in several states it is still 1886.:D

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Originally Posted by Bob Childress

Actually, just a poor attempt at some double entendre.:o We call 'em flip-flops for the slapping noise they make when you walk.:rolleyes:

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Never mind Bob, I undestood you humour (humor)

Now it is my turn.... Thongs (your sort) & the slapping noise they make when you walk... :rolleyes: Bit cheeky. :D

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Originally Posted by Zed

damn fine point about not reading the manual. def an amendment for next issue. dont forget to add ben to list of credit...:)

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Hmmmm.... Zed, did you read Col's reply? It is IN THERE ALREADY refer to para 6.2 - New tools.. ;)

Well said Cliff. But the image it conjures up.:eek: