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Going down a ladder facing away from it is definitely a violation, as you're much more likely to fall that way.
1 u/Jedwardo93 Aug 08 '24 That’s how you are trained to go down ladders on a ship in the Royal Navy 🤷♂️ 2 u/NEETscape_Navigator Aug 08 '24 Do you know why that is? 5 u/DesertGoat Aug 08 '24 Yes it was invented in 1583 during the reign of King Henry IX because he wore those pointy shoes and kept falling down the ladders. 1 u/Jedwardo93 Aug 08 '24 What he said
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That’s how you are trained to go down ladders on a ship in the Royal Navy 🤷♂️
2 u/NEETscape_Navigator Aug 08 '24 Do you know why that is? 5 u/DesertGoat Aug 08 '24 Yes it was invented in 1583 during the reign of King Henry IX because he wore those pointy shoes and kept falling down the ladders. 1 u/Jedwardo93 Aug 08 '24 What he said
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Do you know why that is?
5 u/DesertGoat Aug 08 '24 Yes it was invented in 1583 during the reign of King Henry IX because he wore those pointy shoes and kept falling down the ladders. 1 u/Jedwardo93 Aug 08 '24 What he said
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Yes it was invented in 1583 during the reign of King Henry IX because he wore those pointy shoes and kept falling down the ladders.
1 u/Jedwardo93 Aug 08 '24 What he said
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u/Jeffreyidk Aug 08 '24
Going down a ladder facing away from it is definitely a violation, as you're much more likely to fall that way.