Just how stupid do you have to be to attempt home improvements in this way?

"The perfect example of how not to work safely," according to D. P. Oldham, who sent this photo in from Manchester.
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"The perfect example of how not to work safely," according to D. P. Oldham, who sent this photo in from Manchester.
2007-12-19T12:41:00Z
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