Did someone ever put you in a judo lock in a way that you couldn't move any part of your body?
lol poop behind the bush! just make sure to cover up your tushy and use toliet paper or some leafs to wipe off AND WASH UR HANDS!
They may still be there, the trend over the years has been for a flat roof. They run strips of spikes along the edges and are harder to see.
storms are too much in these days,to prevent from them.
Hey how is it going. To answer your question it is mainly a cost to risk ratio and looks. Smaller buildings are less likely to be hit depending on the design and material they are made of. To properly protect a building from lighting usually cost more than people would be willing to pay. The amount of copper needed and the work required to route it properly to a rod in the ground is very expensive. I do this type of work for the FAA. Also it can be an eye sore and needs to be maintained for corrosion. They is the main reason smaller buildings don't install much anymore.
