Food for thought

[Knobby57]

Everyone starts at the bottom knowing nothing . From my perspective it's easier to learn the correct way than to relearn over bad habits . If they ask questions that's a good thing


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[Black Dogg]

Apology accepted, Zale .

KenJax, I didn't mean old as in age. I meant in terms of length of membership here, number of messages posted and tree work experience, all three of which I don't have too much of compared to you guys. And you're right: I am willing to listen and learn.

 

[KenJax Tree]

Apology accepted, Zale .

KenJax, I didn't mean old as in age. I meant in terms of length of membership here, number of messages posted and tree work experience, all three of which I don't have too much of compared to you guys. And you're right: I am willing to listen and learn.

No worries i was just messin'

 

[jefflovstrom]

Seems you don't get it.
Yeah we all started at the bottom,
but you are not getting it,,, start at 101!
Got it? I hope so.
Jeff

 

[Gologit]

When someone shows interest in learning something new in the tree care field or climbing or whatever and asks what would appear to be a 'stupid' question, it would be helpful if you smarter folks did not rip this person a new one. That person will be less likely to ask questions and not get the advice that he needs. Just remember we all started out not knowing anything and had to learn along the way.

These guys will help you...if you let them. This ain't Cub Scouts and some of the advice you get might be a little direct and blunt. That doesn't mean it's not good advice.
Toughen up a little.

 

[Zale]

I think we scared him off. Maybe he is experiencing the warm and tender embrace of the Buzz.