switchlogic:
UKtramp:
bazza123:
It’s not really whoosh, it’s just I’m not sure this is the thread to be doing it on. A bloke died, he just needs to have a bit of respect.Just a thought but would people be finding it acceptable if it was a Brit driver who’d frozen to death? They’d have told UKT to shut his mouth.
Whats wrong with what I have said that is so offensive to you? It is a fact that fridge men drop dead through not eating and entering freezers to work extended periods in them. Thats a well known fact among us. Also yes I do have a greater tolerance in sub zero temps than you will have, same as Eskimo’s have a greater tolerance towards the cold as do penguins in comparison to a parrot. We are equipped to work in such extreme conditions and are acclimatised to the conditions, others who step into a freezer for the first time are not. Get your facts straight before slagging me off pal.
I was one of the first people to stick my neck out and say yes I probably believe you when it came to your fridge engineer claims so maybe you’ll listen- you have become so very very tedious. Youre in that rare group along with likes of Carryfast that if I’ve seen you’ve commented I tend to avoid the topic. The same old nonsense over and over. It was entertaining to start with but you really do need a new trick.
Have a lovely afternoon.
I know you did and for these reasons why I actually hold a healthy respect for you. I am surprised at the carryfast comparison though, I didn’t realise I had got to that stage. I will take your advice though and calm it a bit, however rest assured when it comes to refrigeration topics, not only do I know my stuff but I will go one stage further and state this fact, there is very few fridge men to compete with my level of knowledge and expertise in this country. Now that is a bold statement to make. I have traveled the world in my job and comparing your level of knowledge of driving and trucks as I know you know this topic inside out, I am the very same with refrigeration. It wasn’t simply just a job to me, it was my interest and my life too.