Why Milk Crates Don't Make Good Ladders
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From: DL
23-May-15
I'm speechless!
From: Shuteye
23-May-15
A Chinese gymnast could straighten that right up. I made a raft out of wooden orange crates and went twelve miles down a river right after a hurricane. The river was above the bridges and I used truck inner tubes for floats. When you are fifteen years old you can do stuff like that since you are ten feet tall and bullet proof.
From: Joey Ward
24-May-15
What keeps the milk from spilling out those?
Looks like they don't make good containers either.
From: bb
24-May-15
The mistake he made was not making them two columns high, one for each foot....Duct tape his feet to the top one and duct taped all the seams, he could have walked around on them like stilts.
From: BC
25-May-15
Years ago I worked for the Federal Reserve Bank. We had to service a light in the vault and did not have a ladder. We got a pallet load of fresh shrink wrapped hundred dollar bills, probably six feet high, just enough to get us to the fixture. That "ladder" was worth millions. True story.
From: bb
25-May-15
You betcha Spike...OSHA isn't impressed, but I can't worry about making everybody happy
