LA send him the recipe for Drunken Chicken. . .OK I will.
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/drunk-chicken/
This is real good recipe, You can use N/A beer or soda as I'm no longer a consumer of alcohol and it still works fine.
Ummmmmmmmm puttin peanut budder in her unnerwears prolly wudnt be a good idea
Got to try that..... It looks like a great way to cook a chicken.. Thanks T man.... I don't drink either.. But I'm sure I will find someone in Dublin that could help me out....
And Poot. Your becoming obsessed with P nuts in underwear.... Mmmmmmmmmmmmm might be another photo idea.. Next time I'm up a pole... You can add it to your banna fetish..
Think the crunchy peanut butter would make a better picture...
If I'm caught stealing underwear from a clothes line... It's your fault..
IF IT WASN'T FOR BAD LUCK WE WOULD HAVE NO LUCK AT ALL. !
All you need is a can of beer for a drunk chicken Bren, not a case. Course it does depend on how many chickens you are cooking. Heh.
How did you grow up Bren? In the country? On a farm? In the city?
How did you get into linework? There has to be a story on that.
I was actually born in London. A place called Southall.. My parents moved there from Ireland in the 50,s... It was a time when they had advertisements for rental properties with " no blacks , dogs, or Irish .....
So we lived in Southall untill I was 10 years old... 90% of the people in Southall were ( and still are Asian ). and quite a few Irish ... Because that was the only place that would rent us property's .
It was very much an urban childhood... Maybe got to go out to the countryside a couple of times a year.
As regards line work my uncle Joe , worked for the E.S.B. the Irish electricity supply board..
He got me an interview.. I started when I left school at 18 ... I was in the cable gang ( u g ) first.
Then went to line school... For three years training.. We would go to school for a few weeks then back to our gangs for practical " on the job" training.. I have my linesmans training record book in my bag,, it still makes up part of my CV. I became a fully fledged linesman on 14th feb 1984.
Is any one really interested in " this " ??????......
I'm enjoying rambling on ( GOD ! You Irish can talk) .
IF IT WASN'T FOR BAD LUCK WE WOULD HAVE NO LUCK AT ALL. !
So your actually a Londoner?
How has the linework changed over the years over yonder Bren? What few things can you pin point that has changed and maybe for the better?
Not much to be honest... It's improved slightly because of the better equipment we've got..
But if ya think about it... It's not for our benefit it saves money. Smaller crews..
The way people are treated has improved . Young guys won't take the cr@p we had to put up with when we were young.. And they are quite right not to.. But it's basically putting wires on poles or towers .. So the juice flows without grounding it self.. It's never been rocket science,,...
And if a lineman came back from 100 years ago... He wouldn't take much re training .. And would be up to speed in no time... It's just helicopters. In place of mules.." diggers instead of man power ( hand digging ) .. And probably less money in real terms than he was used to...
I was earning twice what I am now. Ten years ago... :-(
IF IT WASN'T FOR BAD LUCK WE WOULD HAVE NO LUCK AT ALL. !