chrisb

36 years in Civil Engineering, the first 11 with a Main Contractor as Site Engineer/Agent/QS and finally Estimator, then 25 years with a specialist Earthmoving subcontractor as Senior Measurement Engineer/Contract Manager/Estimator. Retired for 7 years now.

I still have mine

It's definitely quicker, even on my ICS android with lousy data connection

Much quicker now!!:-)

I've only just installed tapatalk, for the first time, and it found thewatchforum straight off. However tz-uk & wus were already loaded! It must be something to do with log in as I always have to log into WT but tz & wus remember me using a normal browser.

Kärcher window vac. The first gadget I've had that's actually useful.

It takes me back too. I've smoked both those brands in my youth, along with now defunct brands such as Player's Weights, Passing Cloud & Peter Stuyvesant

I very much doubt that the management's remuneration has been reduced, as they will certainly be salaried/under contract. The rig operatives will be trained/skilled as well because the employer won't want to risk the rig or find their insurance doubling. The rates for unskilled cannon fodder may have been frozen,but they are not likely to be in a position to cause much damage with heavy plant

Sod all to do with "day rate" and everything to do with failure of management procedures

I'm afraid that I can't see the Reaper, just a dead Tommie cradling a dead German and both pleading for it all to stop.

Good to see that you're back doing the good stuff Roy, I have a Longines requiring some attention in near future, after the rush has died down

Nice job, and it confirms my belief that applied markers have no place on a serious tool watch.

Thos. Russell & Sons did make wristwatches, indeed I have one, the movement is Swiss though, and not decorated

I have the offspring of your car, a '98 C70 T5 auto, comfort personified, I also have the same watch.

Very slooooow for me too :angry: