Joe at work

[Ken_S_NY]

Joe was a bit busy when I visited the aquarium today.

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And for some reason I assume that he could not see me pointing out the spots he missed.

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[Justjoe]

The tough thing is keeping the work lights plugged in underwater without tripping the GFI...

 

[BZOFIQ]

LOL

 

[billsreef]

Joe,

You can just wire it straight to the electrical panel, before the breakers so that it doesn't trip them

 

[BZOFIQ]

^^^ I think that is a great suggestion. I think we should "sticky it" under DIY Projects. LOL

 

[Ken_S_NY]

We should have a auction at the next meeting to see who gets to do Joe's job next time.

 

[dorgan]

Didnt they used to allow certified SCUBA divers clean their tanks, or at least sign up for a course to do so?? I thought I remember hearing something like that.