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[#27] Posted: 04/30/2010 - 2:58:20 PM |  |  |
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If I'm not mistaken, the top echelon of inspectors on this forum is well represented by ex-military personnel.
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[#29] Posted: 05/01/2010 - 04:16:18 AM | | |
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Quote: Originally posted by Terence McCannQuote:
Could it be the group of guys back from Vietnam who went into training to be carpenters and then became builders? Still a little high from the good stuff? Nah... You'd have great plans to build something, and discuss it in depth, but then you'd get hungry, perhaps have a glass of wine or two and then take a nice 3 hour nap. I'm only going on what I've heard though.
You may be on to something there. But, there were job training programs that were designed to get guys back in the labor pool. And, of course, I was not talking about anyone on this forum. Just those crazy 1980's builders.
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