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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by edblysard Jim, He is two toned right now, hair and skin. I dont know if I mentioned in the original post, but he is a negro. The heavy burns left pinkish spots and blobs, which will fade in time, but his hair, well, railroaders can have a odd sort of humor. He shaved the sides bald, and left a short mohawk in the middle, and has been calling himself Stripe. He goes around complaining about "Bright light, bright light" and hissing at people. Actually, its funny as all get out to see the reaction of people who dont know him. He scared the heck out the kid that refills the candy and soda machines. As for the money side, the carrier paid him $25000.00 for his troubles, and took care of all the medical cost. Oh, and they fixed the emergency shower, they buried the pipe, it runs under ground from the main building now, so the water isnt scalding at first. Stay frosty, Ed [/quote] $25,000 is a nice sum but I don't think I would like to try to get it "his way". Other than the original pain at first does he have any now? It seems like he is taking it pretty well. And laughing all the way to the bank. About the candy kid lol [:D] that is funny. I can't believe they had the water pipe on top of the ground, how stupid! Have they never used a garden hose that has been out in the afternoon sun? I think our aircraft engineers must have been on loan to yall for something that stupid. Here they design everything by Catia (softwear program). Then when it comes times to install the part by their Catia drawing it won't fit. Their reply, "Well it worked on the computer". Funny thing the computer and the aircraft seem to be two different animals. They think they can sit in their office and design drawings that will work on the aircraft without first doing a little homework and checking things out. This goes on and on and on and on. They never learn. Like I said they MUST have had a hand in the design of your shower system.
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