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Riggers have no concept of what "fragile" or "this way up" means
They will never look u in the eye when giving you the weight load of a point
All that gear on their harnesses has nothing to do with the job, its linked to some form of secret bondage fetish
Challenge a rigger to empty his/her pockets and you can guarantee that amongst the fluff and other detritus, there will be shackles
Riggers are nearly always the last to leave the bar, if at all. They can even be found there the following morning having breakfast.
Which leads us to why they often look like they've been up for 36hours, generally they have.
Riggers only shout "heads up" after the spanner has hit the floor.
Scheduling is not their strong point. They always have another job they should have started yesterday to go to tomorrow.
Friggin'in the Riggin' is definitely not their favourite song. its best to steer well clear of this phrase, and "truss monkey" for that matter, when dealing with riggers.
To a man, they always wear their rigging "knickers" on top of their shorts
They will never look u in the eye when giving you the weight load of a point
All that gear on their harnesses has nothing to do with the job, its linked to some form of secret bondage fetish
Challenge a rigger to empty his/her pockets and you can guarantee that amongst the fluff and other detritus, there will be shackles
Riggers are nearly always the last to leave the bar, if at all. They can even be found there the following morning having breakfast.
Which leads us to why they often look like they've been up for 36hours, generally they have.
Riggers only shout "heads up" after the spanner has hit the floor.
Scheduling is not their strong point. They always have another job they should have started yesterday to go to tomorrow.
Friggin'in the Riggin' is definitely not their favourite song. its best to steer well clear of this phrase, and "truss monkey" for that matter, when dealing with riggers.
To a man, they always wear their rigging "knickers" on top of their shorts
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