Internetworkers: http://www.ibiblio.org/internetworkers/

[Michael Czeiszperger <michael AT czeiszperger.org>]

On Jul 23, 2007, at 10:10 PM, Roger Austin wrote:

> Mark Turner wrote:
> > I guess the moral to the story is you should plan to take the day off
> > and watch whomever puts it in
> > like a hawk. It's much easier to fix problems before the concrete  
> > sets.
>
>   These days it is absolutely necessary to check behind and watch
> any contractor as they do the work.

The only scenario I've seen for this is the contractor is the guy  
with the van who picks up the day laborers from the street corner.  
The people he hires may or may not have experience building the  
particular item that day, say a fence, and its the contractors job to  
make sure its done right, otherwise, I might as well pick up the day  
laborers myself and tell them to build a fence!


________________________________________________________________________ 
_________
"This device is provided without warranty of any kind as to  
reliability, accuracy, existence or otherwise fitness for any  
particular purpose and Bioalchemic Products specifically does not  
warrant, guarantee, imply or make any representations as to its  
merchantability for any particular purpose and furthermore shall have  
no liability for or responsibility to you or any other person, entity  
or deity with respect of any loss or damage whatsoever caused by this  
device or object or by any attempts to destroy it by hammering it  
against a wall or dropping it into a deep well or any other means  
whatsoever and moreover asserts that you indicate your acceptance of  
this agreement or any other agreement that may be substituted at any  
time by coming within five miles of the product or observing it  
through large telescopes or by any other means because you are such  
an easily cowed moron who will happily accept arrogant and unilateral  
conditions on a piece of highly priced garbage that you would not  
dream of accepting on a bag of dog biscuits and is used solely at  
your own risk."  -- Pratchett