Quick builds- Were you on a team?

by Oneoutallout 15 Replies latest jw friends

  • besty
    besty

    I was on the scaffolding team in Scotland in the late 1980's early 1990's. I remember Elgin, Forres, Peterhead, Paisley (no windows) Perth and prolly a few others.

    The early ones (Elgin and Forres) had upwards of 1000 people on site - then it was tightened up to 'just' 300 or so.

    Peterhead was a bit of disaster as they had planned to crane into position these huge custom a-frames which were too heavy to be lifted - i think the build lasted 2 or 3 weekends in the end..

    it was shortly after that they insisted on standard designs.

  • AndDontCallMeShirley
    AndDontCallMeShirley

    He had to go to hospital for treatment for the burn to his hand and wrist although he was told to tell the hospital that it had been a burn at home so that "no reproach was made on Jehovah's name"

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    LOL.

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    WT's god is so weak......his godship so fragile. JWs have to constantly run interference for him....I guess lying is okay, too.

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    I was on one of the first-ever QB's. There were something like 1,200 volunteers on-site. That was the time they were true QB's- the KH was finished in one weekend. That changed after a while and QB's became an exclusive club, pared way down.

    I always laughed at the shoddy workmanship, ex: painting being done before the drywall mud is dry. Too funny.

  • Dis-Member
    Dis-Member

    I did get kicked off the Haysbridge project for being a little drunk on a friday night and getting into a fight.

    Proper builder then! lol.

    I was at Haysbridge in 1985 too..

  • chicken little
    chicken little

    Husband at Haysbridge in 1985 he was full time pioneer at time, I went weekends, I was pregnant with our 2nd child, I got the job of kicking out the reinforced glass from the old iron window frames! Then I was in charge of the kids that came with their parents on a weekend. We sisters worked really hard and were often bossed around by useless brothers that couldn't be bothered to do any real work.

  • bigmac
    bigmac

    why cant i paste ?

    hey--cantleave--tell us about that drunken fight !

  • James Jackson
    James Jackson

    14 years. Did roofing and Brick Laying.

    Enjoyed working with a bunch of great people. It was better to work with them, than serving with them in the local congregation.

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