10 thoughts on “HOW TO FIX ALL YOUR MACHINES WHEN THEY GO WRONG”

  1. deleted user November 15, 2011 — 6:14 pm

    ‘Flowchart’ is certainly very appropriate. We must do our best to keep things moving.

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    1. gillyk November 15, 2011 — 7:01 pm

      Both inwardly and outwardly, Skip!! 😉

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  2. Athelstan November 13, 2011 — 7:51 pm

    Great. That’s how I’ve been fixing things around the school for the last 20 years!

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    1. gillyk November 14, 2011 — 10:27 am

      Can’t tell you anything, Athel 😉

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  3. indigoblue November 13, 2011 — 6:44 pm

    I love it! even I can follow it!!!

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    1. gillyk November 13, 2011 — 7:14 pm

      That’s the beauty of it :yes:

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    1. gillyk November 13, 2011 — 4:50 pm

      Thanks … sent it to my civil engineer son in law! Thought it might save him some work … 😉

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  5. silverliz November 13, 2011 — 3:07 pm

    Ahaaaa exquisite precision!

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    1. gillyk November 13, 2011 — 4:49 pm

      It’s so simple really 😉 (I wish)

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