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I’d feel safe to be in the house near that thing.
lol, i wouldn’t.
I’d build a tree house on top of the big pole. That way, if I die, I die happy in my sweet tree house.
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Theres really nothing wrong with that.
1. Its most likely a storm fix done for temp power..
2. All thats doing is keeping the pole from swinging around freely, the wires hold that shit in the air
Even Telephone poles need a hug every once in a while.
“Paid for by the Obese Linemen of America”.
I was laughing at the monent when I saw this. He he! Only someone as stupid as a box of wigs would use caution tape! Why don’t yo try something better like super glue and duct tape.
“CAUTION IF YOU ARE READING THIS YOU MAY BE IN DANGER OF BEING SMASHED INTO NONEXISTENCE” i dont know i was bored.
I think by the time you’re close enough to read the caution tape, its all over.
I’d add another shoelace just to play it safe.
In Baltimore, this is how BGE fixes poles people have slammed their cars into.
That tape says “Fire line do not cross” Did you think they would pull that crazy rig and use the right caution tape for the job? NOT BLOODY LIKELY!
In that weather, they would have done better pouring water on it.