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Kevin 06-24-2004 02:13 PM

GC's view of bulldozer operators...
 
I think bulldozer operators are important. It would be hard to build things without them. I was wondering what GC's view on these people is?

valkyrie 06-24-2004 02:18 PM

I'd say that they are my biggest annoyance. ;)

SigmaChiGuy 06-24-2004 02:19 PM

Although I do agree, I somewhat think that tearing things down would be much more difficult to do without bulldozers.

Great point though.

33girl 06-24-2004 02:20 PM

"If I had a diesel rig, with a big ol' blade, courtesy would reign, arguments abate, cuz everyone would know, I'd SQUASH 'EM LIKE A GRAAAAAPE!" -- Heywood Banks, "If I Had a Bulldozer"

valkyrie 06-24-2004 02:25 PM

Perhaps I was too harsh before. Sometimes bulldozer operators give me the warm fuzzies!

Kevin 06-24-2004 02:26 PM

I'm fine with them as long as they have their bulldozer operator certificates. I mean, the bulldozer operators that don't are just an insult to the profession. PLUS! They run over things they shouldn't and that is probably bad.

valkyrie 06-24-2004 02:52 PM

Ktsnake, R U A Lawyer? If so, I hope that you're not driving a bulldozer without the required certification.

Kevin 06-24-2004 03:00 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by valkyrie
Ktsnake, R U A Lawyer? If so, I hope that you're not driving a bulldozer without the required certification.
I'll be a law student in the fall.

I would never dream of driving a bulldozer without the required certification. It's really a slap in the face of those that ARE certified that some people choose to operate bulldozers without the required certs. I mean, those guys worked so hard for those certifications and are really the only ones that know what they're doing. In fact, one time, I heard that an unauthorized operator of a bulldozer thought it'd be a good idea (they were trying to move a building) to just push it with his dozer. Well, it's a good thing a certified dozer operator was nearby to tell him that'd be a bad idea. I can only imagine the horrible scene that would have occured had this certified operator not been there.

cutiepatootie 06-24-2004 03:00 PM

Although Valkyrie changed her opinion i happen to agree with her first entry......although they help build things they are my biggest annoyance.

especially when they illegaly park there cat machines on a dark road one night with no lighting and no markings to warn of presence and you ram in at head first at 30 miles an hour and put your entire right hand and arm thru the windshield.....oh yeah....HUGE ANNOYANCE!

Kevin 06-24-2004 03:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by cutiepatootie
Although Valkyrie changed her opinion i happen to agree with her first entry......although they help build things they are my biggest annoyance.

especially when they illegaly park there cat machines on a dark road one night with no lighting and no markings to warn of presence and you ram in at head first at 30 miles an hour and put your entire right hand and arm thru the windshield.....oh yeah....HUGE ANNOYANCE!

Clearly, those are unqualified dozer operators.

Peaches-n-Cream 06-24-2004 03:04 PM

This thread really isn't nice.

Kevin 06-24-2004 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Peaches-n-Cream
This thread really isn't nice.
Why, do you support uncertified bulldozer operators? I think the general agreement here is that they are bad.

--- Get with the program.

kddani 06-24-2004 03:26 PM

LMAO.

I do dislike unlicensed bulldozer operators.

And tractors too. My school bus used to ALWAYS get stuck behind them going to school (which was on top of a big hill with a very winding, steep road).

I too would name them one of my greatest annoyances

tinydancer 06-24-2004 04:58 PM

I know it is not nice, but I'm LMAO over here.

Yes, I know it's not good or kind - but it just tickled me.

I hate the bulldozers that park around the school so that they take up most of our parking places.:mad:

damasa 06-24-2004 05:16 PM

Those unlicensed bulldozer operators are the suck.

PhiPsiRuss 06-24-2004 07:54 PM

I hate bulldozer operators who operate while they're drunk. They get gravel and dirt all over the place.

KSig RC 06-25-2004 02:56 AM


winniethepooh7, do you get the joke? please let me know. thank you.





-Rob

damasa 06-28-2004 12:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by KSig RC

winniethepooh7, do you get the joke? please let me know. thank you.





-Rob

Must





Bump.

GeekyPenguin 06-28-2004 01:39 AM

Bulldozer operators are angels with wings!

Optimist Prime 06-28-2004 09:49 AM

interesting you bring you this

I agree they are important, but there is construction going on near my apartment, right across the street, practically, and there is this guy who drives a bull dozer but not a regular bull dozer, one with big shovel on the other end. None of the rows in that area are straight.

DeltAlum 06-28-2004 09:54 AM

I'm pretty sure the residents of Granby, Colorado are a little concerned when they see a bulldozer these days.

Kevin 06-28-2004 09:57 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Optimist Prime
interesting you bring you this

I agree they are important, but there is construction going on near my apartment, right across the street, practically, and there is this guy who drives a bull dozer but not a regular bull dozer, one with big shovel on the other end. None of the rows in that area are straight.

It's a major problem. All of you guys are just confirming it. I can't believe these states that still allow people with even just the basic certification, or maybe a welding certificate to operate a bulldozer. I mean, it's a complex machine! You need to have your advanced certificate taken care of. These folks are an embarassment to bulldozer operators everywhere.

ZTAngel 06-28-2004 12:44 PM

There's one outside my window right now! He's picking up some concrete pieces from the road they're refinishing. Bulldozer operators are very important people. Without them, we would be lifting those concrete pieces by hand.

DeltAlum 06-28-2004 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ZTAngel
There's one outside my window right now! He's picking up some concrete pieces from the road they're refinishing. Bulldozer operators are very important people. Without them, we would be lifting those concrete pieces by hand.
Or blowing them up and sweeping away the pieces.

PhiPsiRuss 06-28-2004 02:17 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DeltAlum
Or blowing them up and sweeping away the pieces.
Blowing up things is fun.


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