This is what I do 5 days a week

This is what it looked like when I started today. (9am)(I had done half of it yesterday as well)







This is what it looked like at 3:15 (quitting time)

 

So what's all the rebar for? What's getting built?

 

Sorry, I was asleep when I made the post....


The whole area is the floor for the New Lodge. They laid the slab in Aug, and told us that we have to keep it clear of snow, as the concrete wont support the weight of the snow. We get on average 25+ ft of snow per season. This is the center of the lodge, the staircase and the hole into the basement is only covered by plywood. So it wont support the weight of the bobcat, and has to be cleared by hand.

here is the "Artists rendition" of the New Lodge.

 

Right. I saw that when I was up there last. Looked to have about 6 feet of snow on it 3 weeks ago.

 

We got over 100cm added on top of that in 10 days. With the weather warming up, work is becomming alot more scarce. So they're finding more work for us to do... I wonder when I get to dig out the basement...

 

So how do I get to work there?

Where in North Van is there?

Why is your tank running over a 95 mustang?

 

OOPS...........

 

You dont know where Cypress is? Ever head of google?

Shrug, just a picture I saw using google. thought it was funny... ANY Mustang after the 1970's weren't worth sh** anyway...

but seeing as your obviosly offended, i'll change it.

 

Ok this is going to be off topic.

How do I get two quotes in one post?

 

you have to be creative...


Here is the finished part that I started digging. a 24'x16' hole covered by 1/4" plywood... Which is why it needed to be cleared by hand.

 

Thanks for the help.

 

COPY & Paste

your welcome

 

It's ok I figured it out. My problem as how to get it blue.

 

What do you mean blue??

 

There's an icon at the right end of the thing starting with the B followed by the I. That thing on the end is the thing you use to wrap quote tags around the selected text.

In the first one, after [QUOTE but before the ] you put in = followed by the username you want to quote, with no space in between. It should look like this with no spaces: [ QUOTE = bigrigfixer ] and then at the end is just [ QUOTE ] again with no spaces.