Chris,
Let that be your epitaph.
(but not soon, I hope). ;-)
--Joe
PS (I was a concrete-worker on numerous Carpentry jobs, and could NEVER ignore
the concrete. Our forms had to be built, and secured, in time for the pour.
And then we had to monitor the concrete-pouring, standing closely-by, or upon
the forms, to fix anything in case something broke, or the Laborers broke
something while pouring: that phase of the work/job is called
"Watching-Concrete". All very dangerous work! If well-paying).
> Chris Austin-Lane <chris@...> wrote:
Ignore the concrete and your head will be thumped.
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