Used in anger...
Submitted: Friday, Mar 17, 2006 at 12:19
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Scoey (QLD)
Easy question: I've been reading about recovery techniques of late and I'm hearing the term "used in anger" more and more mostly when referring to the use of a winch or other piece of mechanical recovery gear. Should I take the term literally - as in; it was a frustrating recovery and the item in question was used when the operator was feeling a little angry, or is there some other meaning to the term?
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Scoey :-S