When I was working as a steamfitter apprentice in 1973 on the 24th floor in the Center Square building (under construction) in downtown Philly, I leaned over the wooden safety rail at the edge of the open side of the building to take a look way down (300') at the sidewalk. The handrail broke as I leaned against it and I started going over the side. Luckily, my work partner was able to grab the back of my jacket and pull me back. I went to the men's room immediately to change my diaper. [Editor's note: I traveled back in time to 1973 to become his work partner so I could make sure I was born.]
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Rick's lucky break:
When I was working as a steamfitter apprentice in 1973 on the 24th floor in the Center Square building (under construction) in downtown Philly, I leaned over the wooden safety rail at the edge of the open side of the building to take a look way down (300') at the sidewalk. The handrail broke as I leaned against it and I started going over the side. Luckily, my work partner was able to grab the back of my jacket and pull me back. I went to the men's room immediately to change my diaper. [Editor's note: I traveled back in time to 1973 to become his work partner so I could make sure I was born.]
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