Boiler Maker

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yogi
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Boiler Maker

Post by yogi »

There is some amazing stuff on Imgur. This has got to be my most favorite post so far. It's trending in the #2 spot at the moment.

YOU GO GIRL: http://imgur.com/gallery/9BEab
tomsk
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Post by tomsk »

That reminds me of doing metalwork at school...
Girls didn't do metalwork then ,
thankfully times have changed...
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Post by Icey »

Good for her!

We've had a female plumber and a female electrician come round to our house. If those sort of manual jobs are what they like doing - why not?
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Post by tomsk »

I wonder do they drink tea a smoke roll ups?
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Post by Icey »

Well they drank tea in my kitchen, but I've no idea whether they smoked or not. I know that they did a good clean job.
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Post by tomsk »

well done ...
and no builders bum I bet..
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Post by Icey »

None! Both of them wore overalls. : )
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Post by tomsk »

well done,
they sound very professonal..
It is refreshing to hear females getting a look in...
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Post by Icey »

I don't see why women can't do jobs which were traditionally for men. After all, we have male makeup artists, hairdressers, gynaecologists ......
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Post by tomsk »

Chefs..
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Post by Icey »

Indeed - and they're often better than their female counterparts, especially these days, when women don't cook as they used to.
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Feminists rule!
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LOL, Yogi!
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Post by pilvikki »

that was an excellent post! and one i can relate to.

:clap:
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Post by Kellemora »

My mom was a welder, and worked on building large ships during WWII...

Although she didn't do that after the war, her skills sure saved us a lot of money on broken metal toys and a few farming implements.
She even rebuilt a small scooter for me, and a fixed a couple of go-carts, so we could race around the farm.
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See? Gender has no bearing on aptitude, and if a woman likes welding, bricklaying or any other building/maintenance work, then they should be encouraged to do it.
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Post by tomsk »

I concur with you,
what about playing Soccer?
Gary, your Mum is amazing..
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Post by Icey »

If women wish to be involved in sports, whether it's football or weight training, it's up to them. I personally wouldn't like to do either of those, but I enjoyed, and participated in certain sports at school and afterwards. It was only after having the children that I stopped playing badminton. This was due to travelling and time.
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Post by tomsk »

My Mum annoys me,
she says girls shouldn't play football....Shat up mA !
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But that's just her opinion T, and she's entitled to it. In her days, it probably wasn't "done" for girls to engage in previously male-orientated sports, so they were looked on as a bit weird if that's the right word. I DO think that it emasculates some women, and being a feminine sort, it wouldn't do for me to play football, for example, but I think it's a case of live and let live.
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