t seems like you're laughing at your own ignorance and, FYI we (engineers) call it cables not wires - the lay man's term. Also, I would like to know that HSE rule that doesn't permit a Network Engineer to use bare hands to terminate fiber optic cables  , ethernet cables or cables supplying 12-24 volts (which cannot even electrocute even while working with bare hands) from/to field instruments or patch/marshaling/system/network panels  Get your facts right before you come spewing here!

@mojounited, Its a pity that out of you "big knowledge", you think its only "You Engineers" that access this forum, People who have been working in Technical or core Engineering fields for years don't make such noise, its only amateurs that feel they have arrived. If you are trained to chew cables or wires as the case may be, not every one is trained to do so, and nothing stops you from wearing a protective/safety gloves to terminate wires or cables as you want me to address it. Maybe its good you educate yourself on the differences btw Wires  and Cables

Just a little EDUCATION about Cables & Wires:
"The wire is the conductor used in electrical instalments. It is usually located inside a cable for easy and safe use."
"A cable contains two or more wires or conductors wrapped together in one jacket."

This is why many cant fit into the filed when they go out of the shores of Nigeria, because of the mentality of "chewing wires" and do everything manually.

Its very imperative that one understands the full content of a post and not just a part of it and quiting out of context.

Enough said,  Its up to the poster to wear his wedding ring or not,

"The wire is the conductor used in electrical instalments. It is usually located inside a cable for easy and safe use."

sessy2:

you pipo are so crazy on this NL, my dear if u dnt feel like wearing it dnt wear it whats d big deal wit rings? lets nt be selfish here d guy doesnt feel comfortable wearing a ring so why force him,with or without that ring he sill can do whatsoever he wants. by the way he wont be the first married man without a ring on his finger.

madoba:

I think you should wear the ring when you are out, but you can take it off when you are in-doors.

Now here is my problem,I dont like wearing a ring on my fingers coz it makes me feel like am trapp

ula:

does a ring make a marriage? does it make a marriage work? a good man who cares about his wife will respect her and be faithful ring or not and a useless man will have intimacy with another woman with a ring on his finger.