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roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
me for da win
()
Date: October 19, 2018 05:11PM
I once worked in a textile dyeing plant where we'd put 100yd lengths of cloth into a washing machine to give the fabric a "washed" looked for the customers. Imagine taking out a giant knot of wet hot long cloth and untying the knot. 9 maybe 12 hours a day, two washes an hour in an not air conditioned factory. Can you beat that!
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
airflow
()
Date: October 19, 2018 05:24PM
Spending 12 hours a day in a factory putting nuts on bolts with an impact wrench.
We made guard rails for highways. I'd go to sleep at night and dream about
putting nuts on bolts.
We made guard rails for highways. I'd go to sleep at night and dream about
putting nuts on bolts.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
and then the liberals say
()
Date: October 19, 2018 05:27PM
Oh! then Lib.sticks say immigrants will do jobs Americans don't want to do!!! Bull!!
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Patrick P
()
Date: October 19, 2018 06:04PM
None of you had a harder job than me.
My old job was teaching niggers how to read.
My old job was teaching niggers how to read.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Sparks
()
Date: October 19, 2018 06:09PM
Once worked in a shoe factory in an unairconditioned building making $1.45 hr. The job entailed cutting insoles from raw pieces of sheet leather using a steam driven cutter while standing eight hours a day. The problem was a demanding boss who constantly checked if you were setting your 'cookie cutters' to get maximum cuts of leather leaving little waste, and a dozen women on piece work calling you everything but a child of God for being too slow in delivering their cuts for sewing. China can have shit work like that.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Psychiatrist Here
()
Date: October 19, 2018 06:12PM
I have to deal with Libtards suffering from TDS on a daily basis, it is the worst as these people can’t be helped. I’m considering retirement.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
ice house
()
Date: October 19, 2018 06:27PM
Moving 500lb blocks of ice around the warehouse.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
peekza not signed in
()
Date: October 19, 2018 08:03PM
I work in a glory hole stall in the DC ghetto. Its a long commute but I listen to TMOS podcasts during the drive. Friday nights are busy. I actually dislocated my jaw the tonight sucking off a black man.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
wukyu
()
Date: October 19, 2018 08:06PM
airflow Wrote:
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> Spending 12 hours a day in a factory putting nuts
> on bolts with an impact wrench.
> We made guard rails for highways. I'd go to sleep
> at night and dream about
> putting nuts on bolts.
No one believes you did that. Pics or it didn't happen.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Spending 12 hours a day in a factory putting nuts
> on bolts with an impact wrench.
> We made guard rails for highways. I'd go to sleep
> at night and dream about
> putting nuts on bolts.
No one believes you did that. Pics or it didn't happen.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
nktec
()
Date: October 19, 2018 08:08PM
Sparks Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Once worked in a shoe factory in an
> unairconditioned building making $1.45 hr. The job
> entailed cutting insoles from raw pieces of sheet
> leather using a steam driven cutter while standing
> eight hours a day. The problem was a demanding
> boss who constantly checked if you were setting
> your 'cookie cutters' to get maximum cuts of
> leather leaving little waste, and a dozen women on
> piece work calling you everything but a child of
> God for being too slow in delivering their cuts
> for sewing. China can have shit work like that.
No one believes your a chinese immigrant.
60 Minutes did an episode with an actual girl who did it and she was not distraught she did the job for a few years to pay for getting pregnant then went back to her farm and did an interview on 60 min.
Fuck off.
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> Once worked in a shoe factory in an
> unairconditioned building making $1.45 hr. The job
> entailed cutting insoles from raw pieces of sheet
> leather using a steam driven cutter while standing
> eight hours a day. The problem was a demanding
> boss who constantly checked if you were setting
> your 'cookie cutters' to get maximum cuts of
> leather leaving little waste, and a dozen women on
> piece work calling you everything but a child of
> God for being too slow in delivering their cuts
> for sewing. China can have shit work like that.
No one believes your a chinese immigrant.
60 Minutes did an episode with an actual girl who did it and she was not distraught she did the job for a few years to pay for getting pregnant then went back to her farm and did an interview on 60 min.
Fuck off.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Dr Jack
()
Date: October 19, 2018 08:59PM
Roughest job? Trying to diagnose all of Gerrys mental illnesses.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Scholar
()
Date: October 19, 2018 10:35PM
..........picking various fruits and vegetables in the Santa Clara, San Joaquin, Central and Imperial Valleys in California in the late 1960s-early 1970s....also picking tobacco in Southern Maryland in the early 1970s.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Tim Kaine
()
Date: October 19, 2018 11:51PM
Running for VP. Hillary used my ass with her strap on every night while Bill would watch smoking a cigar
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
stalking people on FFU
()
Date: October 20, 2018 12:02AM
I had to research every post on FFU in painstaking deatail, compile my findings, and accumulate whole binders full of evidence, which I presented to multiple police agencies. I was never even compensated for all of this labor, and was so broke at the time that I was living in my Mustang and getting bitten by cockroaches that had infested the car.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Old Democrat and proud,
()
Date: October 20, 2018 01:04PM
Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over to Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just helping a bunch of decent hard working Socialist get the harvest in. While the others were killing in Nam; we tried to set an example of "universal brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we did!
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
MOBS VS JOBS
()
Date: October 20, 2018 01:05PM
I had a girlfriend that liked to use her teeth too much.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
MOBS VS JOBS
()
Date: October 20, 2018 01:12PM
Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
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> Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over to
> Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just
> helping a bunch of decent hard working Socialist
> get the harvest in. While the others were killing
> in Nam; we tried to set an example of "universal
> brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we
> did!
Liar. You would have been executed if you were able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
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> Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over to
> Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just
> helping a bunch of decent hard working Socialist
> get the harvest in. While the others were killing
> in Nam; we tried to set an example of "universal
> brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we
> did!
Liar. You would have been executed if you were able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
oldoldman
()
Date: October 20, 2018 01:18PM
Sparks Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Once worked in a shoe factory in an
> unairconditioned building making $1.45 hr. The job
> entailed cutting insoles from raw pieces of sheet
> leather using a steam driven cutter while standing
> eight hours a day. The problem was a demanding
> boss who constantly checked if you were setting
> your 'cookie cutters' to get maximum cuts of
> leather leaving little waste, and a dozen women on
> piece work calling you everything but a child of
> God for being too slow in delivering their cuts
> for sewing. China can have shit work like that.
I remember working like this as a child in a garment factory up north factory was near the old Triangle Shirt Factory that burnt down in NYC. I remember I think Wilson was the president. I had little hands so I was popular for going behind the machines and cleaning out the strings from the gears. worked from 6 to 6 6 days a week, ah the good ole days!
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> Once worked in a shoe factory in an
> unairconditioned building making $1.45 hr. The job
> entailed cutting insoles from raw pieces of sheet
> leather using a steam driven cutter while standing
> eight hours a day. The problem was a demanding
> boss who constantly checked if you were setting
> your 'cookie cutters' to get maximum cuts of
> leather leaving little waste, and a dozen women on
> piece work calling you everything but a child of
> God for being too slow in delivering their cuts
> for sewing. China can have shit work like that.
I remember working like this as a child in a garment factory up north factory was near the old Triangle Shirt Factory that burnt down in NYC. I remember I think Wilson was the president. I had little hands so I was popular for going behind the machines and cleaning out the strings from the gears. worked from 6 to 6 6 days a week, ah the good ole days!
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
bullcrap
()
Date: October 20, 2018 01:21PM
MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
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> Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over
> to
> > Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just
> > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> Socialist
> > get the harvest in. While the others were
> killing
> > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> "universal
> > brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we
> > did!
>
>
> Liar. You would have been executed if you were
> able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
Google it! There were many of us. Americans help Cubans during cane harvest. google it Big shot or big shit whatever you be!
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> Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over
> to
> > Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just
> > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> Socialist
> > get the harvest in. While the others were
> killing
> > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> "universal
> > brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we
> > did!
>
>
> Liar. You would have been executed if you were
> able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
Google it! There were many of us. Americans help Cubans during cane harvest. google it Big shot or big shit whatever you be!
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
they called it
()
Date: October 20, 2018 01:25PM
MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over
> to
> > Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just
> > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> Socialist
> > get the harvest in. While the others were
> killing
> > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> "universal
> > brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we
> > did!
>
>
> Liar. You would have been executed if you were
> able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
Damn publicans always are wrong! They called us the "Venceremos Brigade" and we were very proud.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over
> to
> > Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just
> > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> Socialist
> > get the harvest in. While the others were
> killing
> > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> "universal
> > brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we
> > did!
>
>
> Liar. You would have been executed if you were
> able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
Damn publicans always are wrong! They called us the "Venceremos Brigade" and we were very proud.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
MOBS VS JOBS
()
Date: October 20, 2018 01:35PM
they called it Wrote:
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> MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> > > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go
> over
> > to
> > > Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest;
> just
> > > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> > Socialist
> > > get the harvest in. While the others were
> > killing
> > > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> > "universal
> > > brotherhood" and love to the world. I think
> we
> > > did!
> >
> >
> > Liar. You would have been executed if you were
> > able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
>
>
> Damn publicans always are wrong! They called us
> the "Venceremos Brigade" and we were very proud.
Typical lying libtarded libtard doubling down on his lies.
-------------------------------------------------------
> MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> > > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go
> over
> > to
> > > Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest;
> just
> > > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> > Socialist
> > > get the harvest in. While the others were
> > killing
> > > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> > "universal
> > > brotherhood" and love to the world. I think
> we
> > > did!
> >
> >
> > Liar. You would have been executed if you were
> > able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
>
>
> Damn publicans always are wrong! They called us
> the "Venceremos Brigade" and we were very proud.
Typical lying libtarded libtard doubling down on his lies.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
patient liberal
()
Date: October 20, 2018 01:40PM
MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
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> they called it Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of
> us
> > > > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go
> > over
> > > to
> > > > Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest;
> > just
> > > > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> > > Socialist
> > > > get the harvest in. While the others were
> > > killing
> > > > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> > > "universal
> > > > brotherhood" and love to the world. I
> think
> > we
> > > > did!
> > >
> > >
> > > Liar. You would have been executed if you
> were
> > > able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
> >
> >
> > Damn publicans always are wrong! They called
> us
> > the "Venceremos Brigade" and we were very
> proud.
>
>
> Typical lying libtarded libtard doubling down on
> his lies.
Please google it, that's the trouble with your types too lazy to verify the facts and always jumps to false conclusions no matter how important the issue. You need to pay attention more and use rational thinking, you'd be more successful un life.
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> they called it Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of
> us
> > > > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go
> > over
> > > to
> > > > Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest;
> > just
> > > > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> > > Socialist
> > > > get the harvest in. While the others were
> > > killing
> > > > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> > > "universal
> > > > brotherhood" and love to the world. I
> think
> > we
> > > > did!
> > >
> > >
> > > Liar. You would have been executed if you
> were
> > > able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
> >
> >
> > Damn publicans always are wrong! They called
> us
> > the "Venceremos Brigade" and we were very
> proud.
>
>
> Typical lying libtarded libtard doubling down on
> his lies.
Please google it, that's the trouble with your types too lazy to verify the facts and always jumps to false conclusions no matter how important the issue. You need to pay attention more and use rational thinking, you'd be more successful un life.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
MOBS VS JOBS
()
Date: October 20, 2018 01:42PM
patient liberal Wrote:
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> MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > they called it Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of
> > us
> > > > > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to
> go
> > > over
> > > > to
> > > > > Cuba and help with the sugar cane
> harvest;
> > > just
> > > > > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> > > > Socialist
> > > > > get the harvest in. While the others
> were
> > > > killing
> > > > > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> > > > "universal
> > > > > brotherhood" and love to the world. I
> > think
> > > we
> > > > > did!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Liar. You would have been executed if you
> > were
> > > > able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
> > >
> > >
> > > Damn publicans always are wrong! They called
> > us
> > > the "Venceremos Brigade" and we were very
> > proud.
> >
> >
> > Typical lying libtarded libtard doubling down
> on
> > his lies.
>
>
> Please google it, that's the trouble with your
> types too lazy to verify the facts and always
> jumps to false conclusions no matter how important
> the issue. You need to pay attention more and use
> rational thinking, you'd be more successful un
> life.
You said mid 60's liar. Facts aren't libturds friend.
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> MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > they called it Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of
> > us
> > > > > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to
> go
> > > over
> > > > to
> > > > > Cuba and help with the sugar cane
> harvest;
> > > just
> > > > > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> > > > Socialist
> > > > > get the harvest in. While the others
> were
> > > > killing
> > > > > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> > > > "universal
> > > > > brotherhood" and love to the world. I
> > think
> > > we
> > > > > did!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Liar. You would have been executed if you
> > were
> > > > able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
> > >
> > >
> > > Damn publicans always are wrong! They called
> > us
> > > the "Venceremos Brigade" and we were very
> > proud.
> >
> >
> > Typical lying libtarded libtard doubling down
> on
> > his lies.
>
>
> Please google it, that's the trouble with your
> types too lazy to verify the facts and always
> jumps to false conclusions no matter how important
> the issue. You need to pay attention more and use
> rational thinking, you'd be more successful un
> life.
You said mid 60's liar. Facts aren't libturds friend.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
airflow
()
Date: October 20, 2018 02:27PM
wukyu Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> airflow Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Spending 12 hours a day in a factory putting
> nuts
> > on bolts with an impact wrench.
> > We made guard rails for highways. I'd go to
> sleep
> > at night and dream about
> > putting nuts on bolts.
>
> No one believes you did that. Pics or it didn't
> happen.
Someone needs to get out of Fairfax more often.
http://www.ilscoextrusions.com/about/team/
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> airflow Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Spending 12 hours a day in a factory putting
> nuts
> > on bolts with an impact wrench.
> > We made guard rails for highways. I'd go to
> sleep
> > at night and dream about
> > putting nuts on bolts.
>
> No one believes you did that. Pics or it didn't
> happen.
Someone needs to get out of Fairfax more often.
http://www.ilscoextrusions.com/about/team/
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
carpal syndrome
()
Date: October 20, 2018 02:48PM
airflow Wrote:
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> Spending 12 hours a day in a factory putting nuts
> on bolts with an impact wrench.
> We made guard rails for highways. I'd go to sleep
> at night and dream about
> putting nuts on bolts.
No heavy lifting, a lot of noise but you had the best ear protection devices no doubt. Boring job nod doubt
-------------------------------------------------------
> Spending 12 hours a day in a factory putting nuts
> on bolts with an impact wrench.
> We made guard rails for highways. I'd go to sleep
> at night and dream about
> putting nuts on bolts.
No heavy lifting, a lot of noise but you had the best ear protection devices no doubt. Boring job nod doubt
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Booze Soaked
()
Date: October 20, 2018 03:04PM
I worked in the biggest liquor store in PG county.
99.999% of all customers were niggers.
Thieving, lying, criminal, alcoholic niggers.
We had an off duty cop working every night.
He work out his hand cuffs locking niggers up that stole liquor.
I hated that job & I quit after about 3 months.
I couldn't deal with the stinking, booze soaked niggers every night.
99.999% of all customers were niggers.
Thieving, lying, criminal, alcoholic niggers.
We had an off duty cop working every night.
He work out his hand cuffs locking niggers up that stole liquor.
I hated that job & I quit after about 3 months.
I couldn't deal with the stinking, booze soaked niggers every night.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
turtr
()
Date: October 20, 2018 03:15PM
MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
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> I had a girlfriend that liked to use her teeth too
> much.
I get the feeling this guy never really had a "man's job" in his life. All his life he was happy doing "feminine jobs" if he worked at all. Sort of like a miz character.
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> I had a girlfriend that liked to use her teeth too
> much.
I get the feeling this guy never really had a "man's job" in his life. All his life he was happy doing "feminine jobs" if he worked at all. Sort of like a miz character.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
airflow
()
Date: October 20, 2018 04:15PM
carpal syndrome Wrote:
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> airflow Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Spending 12 hours a day in a factory putting
> nuts
> > on bolts with an impact wrench.
> > We made guard rails for highways. I'd go to
> sleep
> > at night and dream about
> > putting nuts on bolts.
>
>
> No heavy lifting, a lot of noise but you had the
> best ear protection devices no doubt. Boring job
> nod doubt
There was some heavy lifting but that's why we had forklifts.
Good ear protection and yes, it was boring but I leaned a lot.
Mostly why I didn't want to make manufacturing my career.
Great work for a college student during summers though.
The money wasn't bad and lots of overtime.
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> airflow Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Spending 12 hours a day in a factory putting
> nuts
> > on bolts with an impact wrench.
> > We made guard rails for highways. I'd go to
> sleep
> > at night and dream about
> > putting nuts on bolts.
>
>
> No heavy lifting, a lot of noise but you had the
> best ear protection devices no doubt. Boring job
> nod doubt
There was some heavy lifting but that's why we had forklifts.
Good ear protection and yes, it was boring but I leaned a lot.
Mostly why I didn't want to make manufacturing my career.
Great work for a college student during summers though.
The money wasn't bad and lots of overtime.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
President Trump FTW!
()
Date: October 20, 2018 05:18PM
turtr Wrote:
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> MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I had a girlfriend that liked to use her teeth
> too
> > much.
>
>
> I get the feeling this guy never really had a
> "man's job" in his life. All his life he was
> happy doing "feminine jobs" if he worked at all.
> Sort of like a miz character.
It is Miz. Everyone posting is Miz.
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> MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I had a girlfriend that liked to use her teeth
> too
> > much.
>
>
> I get the feeling this guy never really had a
> "man's job" in his life. All his life he was
> happy doing "feminine jobs" if he worked at all.
> Sort of like a miz character.
It is Miz. Everyone posting is Miz.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
well if it is
()
Date: October 20, 2018 05:34PM
President Trump FTW! Wrote:
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> turtr Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > I had a girlfriend that liked to use her
> teeth
> > too
> > > much.
> >
> >
> > I get the feeling this guy never really had a
> > "man's job" in his life. All his life he was
> > happy doing "feminine jobs" if he worked at all.
>
> > Sort of like a miz character.
>
> It is Miz. Everyone posting is Miz.
Well if they are they are doing a A+ job for Trump, some good in everyone Republicans always say
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> turtr Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > I had a girlfriend that liked to use her
> teeth
> > too
> > > much.
> >
> >
> > I get the feeling this guy never really had a
> > "man's job" in his life. All his life he was
> > happy doing "feminine jobs" if he worked at all.
>
> > Sort of like a miz character.
>
> It is Miz. Everyone posting is Miz.
Well if they are they are doing a A+ job for Trump, some good in everyone Republicans always say
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Trump, America’s #1 Draft Dodger
()
Date: October 20, 2018 06:19PM
When I got back from Southeast Asia, I needed to have some fun so I went up to the Pacific Northwest, worked a while as a lumberjack. Got boring so headed down to the panhandle and became a roughneck. Saved the money, took flight lessons, passed the flight certification, headed to Northeast Canada, flew bushplanes for a few years. Finally got that fucking war out of my head, used the GI Bill while attending university. Made extra cash working as a skip tracer in Charlottesville.
Now retired, enjoying fishing, intelligent women
and assisting others less fortunate.
And the President walks around with toilet paper stuck to his shoe.
“life’s been good so far”. Joe Walsh
Now retired, enjoying fishing, intelligent women
and assisting others less fortunate.
And the President walks around with toilet paper stuck to his shoe.
“life’s been good so far”. Joe Walsh
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
shitty production jobs?
()
Date: October 20, 2018 06:22PM
Textiles? Unskilled assembly?
These are the sort of jobs trumptardz think we want back in the country.
Well, the manufacturing MIGHT come back here, but it will all be done by robots, not malcontent unskilled workers.
These are the sort of jobs trumptardz think we want back in the country.
Well, the manufacturing MIGHT come back here, but it will all be done by robots, not malcontent unskilled workers.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
MOBS VS JOBS
()
Date: October 20, 2018 06:28PM
shitty production jobs? Wrote:
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> Textiles? Unskilled assembly?
>
> These are the sort of jobs trumptardz think we
> want back in the country.
>
> Well, the manufacturing MIGHT come back here, but
> it will all be done by robots, not malcontent
> unskilled workers.
Typical libtarded libtard would rather have people on welfare than providing for themselves and making America stronger.
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> Textiles? Unskilled assembly?
>
> These are the sort of jobs trumptardz think we
> want back in the country.
>
> Well, the manufacturing MIGHT come back here, but
> it will all be done by robots, not malcontent
> unskilled workers.
Typical libtarded libtard would rather have people on welfare than providing for themselves and making America stronger.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
people doing that kind of work
()
Date: October 20, 2018 06:41PM
do not make america stronger. Assembly line work should be fully automated. What 'libtards' would like is for you to learn to do something that actually requires some sort of skill.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
pjpbx
()
Date: October 20, 2018 06:54PM
No one believes you live in 10 countries and did slave labor in them, gerrymanderer2
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
MOBS VS JOBS
()
Date: October 20, 2018 06:57PM
people doing that kind of work Wrote:
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> do not make america stronger. Assembly line work
> should be fully automated. What 'libtards' would
> like is for you to learn to do something that
> actually requires some sort of skill.
Shut the fuck up! All libtards want are poor "workers" to do menial jobs with low pay. Of course people would be better off learning a skill and working their way up. Thankfully that is possible again with president Trump's policies. Democrats can't take a lick of credit for the US economy, tax cuts for all Americans, competitive job market and higher incomes. All democrats want is illegal aliens to work for peanuts and receive handouts in trade for votes. If you're American, you're an enemy of the DNC.
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> do not make america stronger. Assembly line work
> should be fully automated. What 'libtards' would
> like is for you to learn to do something that
> actually requires some sort of skill.
Shut the fuck up! All libtards want are poor "workers" to do menial jobs with low pay. Of course people would be better off learning a skill and working their way up. Thankfully that is possible again with president Trump's policies. Democrats can't take a lick of credit for the US economy, tax cuts for all Americans, competitive job market and higher incomes. All democrats want is illegal aliens to work for peanuts and receive handouts in trade for votes. If you're American, you're an enemy of the DNC.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
silly trumptard....
()
Date: October 20, 2018 07:52PM
Didn't understand a single word I said. Not a single word.......
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
pxckj
()
Date: October 20, 2018 08:08PM
Growing up on a rural farm in Pennsyltucky. Now I work indoors. Not going back.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
BFRGZTRXL
()
Date: October 21, 2018 12:01AM
the roughest job ever done on me was in jhs when thsi girl with braces gave me a BJ. It still hurts thinking about it.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Nigger Whipper 2020
()
Date: October 21, 2018 06:37AM
me for da win Wrote:
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> I once worked in a textile dyeing plant where we'd
> put 100yd lengths of cloth into a washing machine
> to give the fabric a "washed" looked for the
> customers. Imagine taking out a giant knot of
> wet hot long cloth and untying the knot. 9 maybe
> 12 hours a day, two washes an hour in an not air
> conditioned factory. Can you beat that!
Ohhhh, you worked for Bergman’s?
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> I once worked in a textile dyeing plant where we'd
> put 100yd lengths of cloth into a washing machine
> to give the fabric a "washed" looked for the
> customers. Imagine taking out a giant knot of
> wet hot long cloth and untying the knot. 9 maybe
> 12 hours a day, two washes an hour in an not air
> conditioned factory. Can you beat that!
Ohhhh, you worked for Bergman’s?
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Soul Brother #1
()
Date: October 21, 2018 06:41AM
> I couldn't deal with the stinking, booze soaked
> niggers every night.
Ohhhhh, you babysat for obammy’s daughters?
Heard the mother in law was a total ape!
> niggers every night.
Ohhhhh, you babysat for obammy’s daughters?
Heard the mother in law was a total ape!
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Truth and Wisdom
()
Date: October 21, 2018 08:31AM
Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
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> Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over to
> Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just
> helping a bunch of decent hard working Socialist
> get the harvest in. While the others were killing
> in Nam; we tried to set an example of "universal
> brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we
> did!
You sir are a Communist
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> Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over to
> Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just
> helping a bunch of decent hard working Socialist
> get the harvest in. While the others were killing
> in Nam; we tried to set an example of "universal
> brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we
> did!
You sir are a Communist
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Vczx55sd
()
Date: October 21, 2018 08:34AM
Ptocessing food stamp and pulic assistance paperwork for the 4 thousand plus heading this way. Its rough work
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Pointer outer of things
()
Date: October 21, 2018 09:17AM
Booze Soaked Wrote:
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> I worked in the biggest liquor store in PG
> county.
> 99.999% of all customers were niggers.
> Thieving, lying, criminal, alcoholic niggers.
> We had an off duty cop working every night.
> He work out his hand cuffs locking niggers up that
> stole liquor.
> I hated that job & I quit after about 3 months.
>
> I couldn't deal with the stinking, booze soaked
> niggers every night.
When you're working in a liquor store in Predominantly Ghetto County, did you REALLY expect anything BUT that? I suppose you couldda' been working in one in Riverdale and gotten drunk Mexicans, instead.
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> I worked in the biggest liquor store in PG
> county.
> 99.999% of all customers were niggers.
> Thieving, lying, criminal, alcoholic niggers.
> We had an off duty cop working every night.
> He work out his hand cuffs locking niggers up that
> stole liquor.
> I hated that job & I quit after about 3 months.
>
> I couldn't deal with the stinking, booze soaked
> niggers every night.
When you're working in a liquor store in Predominantly Ghetto County, did you REALLY expect anything BUT that? I suppose you couldda' been working in one in Riverdale and gotten drunk Mexicans, instead.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
NO, actually he's telling......
()
Date: October 21, 2018 09:25AM
MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over
> to
> > Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just
> > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> Socialist
> > get the harvest in. While the others were
> killing
> > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> "universal
> > brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we
> > did!
>
>
> Liar. You would have been executed if you were
> able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
..........truth. About the existence of the Venceremos Brigades, that is. It started in the late 1960s, rather than middle. They still exist, but SDS, which founded it, does not. It is pretty rough work and it turned more that a few radical leftists into radical rightists. many more became totally disillusioned with the left after working the cane fields in Cuba.
Despite that, they Venceremos Brigades still go to Cuba every year. They have a website. Google the thing. Lately, it has been helping with the revival of guilty white liberalism at home.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of us
> > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to go over
> to
> > Cuba and help with the sugar cane harvest; just
> > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> Socialist
> > get the harvest in. While the others were
> killing
> > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> "universal
> > brotherhood" and love to the world. I think we
> > did!
>
>
> Liar. You would have been executed if you were
> able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
..........truth. About the existence of the Venceremos Brigades, that is. It started in the late 1960s, rather than middle. They still exist, but SDS, which founded it, does not. It is pretty rough work and it turned more that a few radical leftists into radical rightists. many more became totally disillusioned with the left after working the cane fields in Cuba.
Despite that, they Venceremos Brigades still go to Cuba every year. They have a website. Google the thing. Lately, it has been helping with the revival of guilty white liberalism at home.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Bricklayer assistant
()
Date: October 21, 2018 12:39PM
Summer after 1st year of college I worked construction, helping build a large apartment building.
Loaded bricks on a cart using tongs. Pushed brick cart up to where bricklayers were working, then used tongs to unload bricks onto floor or scaffold floor near each bricklayer. Cart often had to be pushed up a ramp from one level of the building to another.
June to August in the brutal heat and humidity of DC area.
After work, go straight home to shower. Seemed like a pound of dirt would come off.
Go out drinking with friends at night. The work was so physically exhausting that sleep was very deep. Sleeping 4 to 6 hours, I'd wake up refreshed as if I had slept 9 hours.
This was decades ago. Most of the bricklayers seemed to be in a contest to see who could be crudest. Sometimes it was funny. Not so funny other times.
It creeped me out when bricklayers would see a 12 or 13 year old girl walking a hundred yards away and start bragging to each other "she wants my body."
Rare times when a woman from the construction company's front office brought checks or other paperwork for the foreman, the bricklayers would try to gross her out if they could do so without the foreman seeing their behavior.
Motivated me to stay in college and go into a profession that would not be physically exhausting.
Loaded bricks on a cart using tongs. Pushed brick cart up to where bricklayers were working, then used tongs to unload bricks onto floor or scaffold floor near each bricklayer. Cart often had to be pushed up a ramp from one level of the building to another.
June to August in the brutal heat and humidity of DC area.
After work, go straight home to shower. Seemed like a pound of dirt would come off.
Go out drinking with friends at night. The work was so physically exhausting that sleep was very deep. Sleeping 4 to 6 hours, I'd wake up refreshed as if I had slept 9 hours.
This was decades ago. Most of the bricklayers seemed to be in a contest to see who could be crudest. Sometimes it was funny. Not so funny other times.
It creeped me out when bricklayers would see a 12 or 13 year old girl walking a hundred yards away and start bragging to each other "she wants my body."
Rare times when a woman from the construction company's front office brought checks or other paperwork for the foreman, the bricklayers would try to gross her out if they could do so without the foreman seeing their behavior.
Motivated me to stay in college and go into a profession that would not be physically exhausting.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Real Construction Guy Here
()
Date: October 21, 2018 01:51PM
Bricklayer assistant Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Summer after 1st year of college I worked
> construction, helping build a large apartment
> building.
>
> Loaded bricks on a cart using tongs. Pushed brick
> cart up to where bricklayers were working, then
> used tongs to unload bricks onto floor or scaffold
> floor near each bricklayer. Cart often had to be
> pushed up a ramp from one level of the building to
> another.
>
> June to August in the brutal heat and humidity of
> DC area.
>
> After work, go straight home to shower. Seemed
> like a pound of dirt would come off.
>
> Go out drinking with friends at night. The work
> was so physically exhausting that sleep was very
> deep. Sleeping 4 to 6 hours, I'd wake up refreshed
> as if I had slept 9 hours.
>
> This was decades ago. Most of the bricklayers
> seemed to be in a contest to see who could be
> crudest. Sometimes it was funny. Not so funny
> other times.
>
> It creeped me out when bricklayers would see a 12
> or 13 year old girl walking a hundred yards away
> and start bragging to each other "she wants my
> body."
>
> Rare times when a woman from the construction
> company's front office brought checks or other
> paperwork for the foreman, the bricklayers would
> try to gross her out if they could do so without
> the foreman seeing their behavior.
>
> Motivated me to stay in college and go into a
> profession that would not be physically
> exhausting.
Buddy you're full of shit. If you ever worked construction in your life you'd know that bricklayers / masons don't have "assistants" they have helpers and laborers. You should kill yourself now and have your mom/lover post the video on line for all to see.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Summer after 1st year of college I worked
> construction, helping build a large apartment
> building.
>
> Loaded bricks on a cart using tongs. Pushed brick
> cart up to where bricklayers were working, then
> used tongs to unload bricks onto floor or scaffold
> floor near each bricklayer. Cart often had to be
> pushed up a ramp from one level of the building to
> another.
>
> June to August in the brutal heat and humidity of
> DC area.
>
> After work, go straight home to shower. Seemed
> like a pound of dirt would come off.
>
> Go out drinking with friends at night. The work
> was so physically exhausting that sleep was very
> deep. Sleeping 4 to 6 hours, I'd wake up refreshed
> as if I had slept 9 hours.
>
> This was decades ago. Most of the bricklayers
> seemed to be in a contest to see who could be
> crudest. Sometimes it was funny. Not so funny
> other times.
>
> It creeped me out when bricklayers would see a 12
> or 13 year old girl walking a hundred yards away
> and start bragging to each other "she wants my
> body."
>
> Rare times when a woman from the construction
> company's front office brought checks or other
> paperwork for the foreman, the bricklayers would
> try to gross her out if they could do so without
> the foreman seeing their behavior.
>
> Motivated me to stay in college and go into a
> profession that would not be physically
> exhausting.
Buddy you're full of shit. If you ever worked construction in your life you'd know that bricklayers / masons don't have "assistants" they have helpers and laborers. You should kill yourself now and have your mom/lover post the video on line for all to see.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Boomer or liar
()
Date: October 21, 2018 02:12PM
patient liberal Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > they called it Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of
> > us
> > > > > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to
> go
> > > over
> > > > to
> > > > > Cuba and help with the sugar cane
> harvest;
> > > just
> > > > > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> > > > Socialist
> > > > > get the harvest in. While the others
> were
> > > > killing
> > > > > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> > > > "universal
> > > > > brotherhood" and love to the world. I
> > think
> > > we
> > > > > did!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Liar. You would have been executed if you
> > were
> > > > able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
> > >
> > >
> > > Damn publicans always are wrong! They called
> > us
> > > the "Venceremos Brigade" and we were very
> > proud.
> >
> >
> > Typical lying libtarded libtard doubling down
> on
> > his lies.
>
>
> Please google it, that's the trouble with your
> types too lazy to verify the facts and always
> jumps to false conclusions no matter how important
> the issue. You need to pay attention more and use
> rational thinking, you'd be more successful un
> life.
If it’s true that would make you a boomer and you should have been jailed for treason. If your a lying it makes you a liberal and you should have the ability to have children terminated so that your boomer parents genes never make it to a grandchild. Outside of that what makes you think this is an important issue to anyone but yourself? Also, The only thing worse than a liberal is a liberal baby boomer. Google that fuck nuts.
-------------------------------------------------------
> MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > they called it Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > MOBS VS JOBS Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Old Democrat and proud, Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > Well back in the middle 1960s, a bunch of
> > us
> > > > > undergraduates from UCBerkly decided to
> go
> > > over
> > > > to
> > > > > Cuba and help with the sugar cane
> harvest;
> > > just
> > > > > helping a bunch of decent hard working
> > > > Socialist
> > > > > get the harvest in. While the others
> were
> > > > killing
> > > > > in Nam; we tried to set an example of
> > > > "universal
> > > > > brotherhood" and love to the world. I
> > think
> > > we
> > > > > did!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Liar. You would have been executed if you
> > were
> > > > able to get into Cuba in the 60's.
> > >
> > >
> > > Damn publicans always are wrong! They called
> > us
> > > the "Venceremos Brigade" and we were very
> > proud.
> >
> >
> > Typical lying libtarded libtard doubling down
> on
> > his lies.
>
>
> Please google it, that's the trouble with your
> types too lazy to verify the facts and always
> jumps to false conclusions no matter how important
> the issue. You need to pay attention more and use
> rational thinking, you'd be more successful un
> life.
If it’s true that would make you a boomer and you should have been jailed for treason. If your a lying it makes you a liberal and you should have the ability to have children terminated so that your boomer parents genes never make it to a grandchild. Outside of that what makes you think this is an important issue to anyone but yourself? Also, The only thing worse than a liberal is a liberal baby boomer. Google that fuck nuts.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
putting in conduit pipe
()
Date: October 21, 2018 02:19PM
In the sewers of New York City, impregnated long fiberglass inner shells some over 100ft, in crack sewer lines. Pull them through then subject the inner to extreme steam heat to cure. One time I picked up the manhole and the whole inner wall was moving, giant shiny cockroaches scattering, also when we lift the covers the rats being blinded by the light go nuts. Worked all over NY, Hunts Point, Staton Island, Bronx, Queens, Whitestone, Brooklyn.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Old Pipe Liner
()
Date: October 21, 2018 02:27PM
putting in conduit pipe Wrote:
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> In the sewers of New York City, impregnated long
> fiberglass inner shells some over 100ft, in crack
> sewer lines. Pull them through then subject the
> inner to extreme steam heat to cure. One time I
> picked up the manhole and the whole inner wall was
> moving, giant shiny cockroaches scattering, also
> when we lift the covers the rats being blinded by
> the light go nuts. Worked all over NY, Hunts
> Point, Staton Island, Bronx, Queens, Whitestone,
> Brooklyn.
Buddy you win. I used to be a garbage man. People put everything from dead babies to dead dogs in the trash but lining sewer pipe would suck!
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> In the sewers of New York City, impregnated long
> fiberglass inner shells some over 100ft, in crack
> sewer lines. Pull them through then subject the
> inner to extreme steam heat to cure. One time I
> picked up the manhole and the whole inner wall was
> moving, giant shiny cockroaches scattering, also
> when we lift the covers the rats being blinded by
> the light go nuts. Worked all over NY, Hunts
> Point, Staton Island, Bronx, Queens, Whitestone,
> Brooklyn.
Buddy you win. I used to be a garbage man. People put everything from dead babies to dead dogs in the trash but lining sewer pipe would suck!
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Unit 8
()
Date: October 22, 2018 03:44AM
Janitor at fairfax Inova. I cleaned it all up. Barf. Blood on toilets. Weird fluids. Emptying pans in the waiting rooms after the super bowl from all the alcohol poisoning. Taking out the bio waste.
Yup. Paid low, everyone treated you like a nigger and ordered you around.
Yup. Paid low, everyone treated you like a nigger and ordered you around.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Conservative Radio Listener
()
Date: October 22, 2018 05:44AM
I am a Board certified cardiologist. Have been one for nearly 30 years, I think I am getting pretty good at it.
When Obamacare first passed, my office was flooded by illegal aliens waving Obama's picture and demanding I remove their hemoroids, pick splinters out of their feet, nasty looking old spics wanted "lady stuff" taken care of. I was told flat out that if I did not do this for free, Obama would send me to jail. So I did it all. My waiting room still smells like tequilla and buritos.
Strangely, I heard Sean Hannity on the radio saying this exact same thing would happen. Even the ailments - removing splinters from illegals feet - was mentioned. I did not believe him, then. But I do now.
When Obamacare first passed, my office was flooded by illegal aliens waving Obama's picture and demanding I remove their hemoroids, pick splinters out of their feet, nasty looking old spics wanted "lady stuff" taken care of. I was told flat out that if I did not do this for free, Obama would send me to jail. So I did it all. My waiting room still smells like tequilla and buritos.
Strangely, I heard Sean Hannity on the radio saying this exact same thing would happen. Even the ailments - removing splinters from illegals feet - was mentioned. I did not believe him, then. But I do now.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
Monica L
()
Date: October 22, 2018 07:31AM
I had a job as a government intern for a pretty important guy. At first I thought it was really cool despite the long hours. I got to know what was happening behind the scenes. Then the important guy told me I was cute and asked me to give him a blowjob. I figured why not? Maybe he could get me a permanent job. He turned out to be kind of a pervert, wanting to do kinky things with tobacco, and ruined one of my best dresses with his DNA. Then some busybody in the office found out about it, and told everyone, and my life hasn’t been the same since.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
tell the whole story, girl
()
Date: October 22, 2018 09:11AM
Monica L Wrote:
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> I had a job as a government intern for a pretty
> important guy. At first I thought it was really
> cool despite the long hours. I got to know what
> was happening behind the scenes. Then the
> important guy told me I was cute and asked me to
> give him a blowjob. I figured why not? Maybe he
> could get me a permanent job. He turned out to be
> kind of a pervert, wanting to do kinky things with
> tobacco, and ruined one of my best dresses with
> his DNA. Then some busybody in the office found
> out about it, and told everyone, and my life
> hasn’t been the same since.
You left out the part where you used to pull up your skirt to let him see the lace on the hem of your slip and hoped it would get him interested. Then you acted surprised when it did. How come when people go looking for trouble, they're always surprised when they find it?
Even back then, I didn't know younger women still wore slips. My wife did, and still does, but we're old people, so all the girls and women wore them back then. In fact, I thought it was funny when longer and fuller skirts and dresses came back a few years ago, the ladies were complaining about them catching between their legs. Me and my wife told a few of 'em why petticoats were invented. They thought those things were only invented for looks, not a practical purpose.
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> I had a job as a government intern for a pretty
> important guy. At first I thought it was really
> cool despite the long hours. I got to know what
> was happening behind the scenes. Then the
> important guy told me I was cute and asked me to
> give him a blowjob. I figured why not? Maybe he
> could get me a permanent job. He turned out to be
> kind of a pervert, wanting to do kinky things with
> tobacco, and ruined one of my best dresses with
> his DNA. Then some busybody in the office found
> out about it, and told everyone, and my life
> hasn’t been the same since.
You left out the part where you used to pull up your skirt to let him see the lace on the hem of your slip and hoped it would get him interested. Then you acted surprised when it did. How come when people go looking for trouble, they're always surprised when they find it?
Even back then, I didn't know younger women still wore slips. My wife did, and still does, but we're old people, so all the girls and women wore them back then. In fact, I thought it was funny when longer and fuller skirts and dresses came back a few years ago, the ladies were complaining about them catching between their legs. Me and my wife told a few of 'em why petticoats were invented. They thought those things were only invented for looks, not a practical purpose.
Re: roughest job you ever had?
Posted by:
old Pipe Liner
()
Date: October 22, 2018 11:38AM
Old Pipe Liner Wrote:
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> putting in conduit pipe Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > In the sewers of New York City, impregnated
> long
> > fiberglass inner shells some over 100ft, in
> crack
> > sewer lines. Pull them through then subject
> the
> > inner to extreme steam heat to cure. One time
> I
> > picked up the manhole and the whole inner wall
> was
> > moving, giant shiny cockroaches scattering,
> also
> > when we lift the covers the rats being blinded
> by
> > the light go nuts. Worked all over NY, Hunts
> > Point, Staton Island, Bronx, Queens,
> Whitestone,
> > Brooklyn.
>
>
> Buddy you win. I used to be a garbage man. People
> put everything from dead babies to dead dogs in
> the trash but lining sewer pipe would suck!
Thanks, I had my share of shit, I remember working in ChinaTown, nothing but rice and condumns floating around down there, I guess rice really doesn't digest.
The hardest part was getting the resin impregnated pipe into a "reefer" truck, then pile ice on it to prevent friction from solidifying portions of the fiberglass pipe. You can imagine how much this stuff weighs, like a slab of lead. Tough job, I got a hernia loading that stuff.
-------------------------------------------------------
> putting in conduit pipe Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > In the sewers of New York City, impregnated
> long
> > fiberglass inner shells some over 100ft, in
> crack
> > sewer lines. Pull them through then subject
> the
> > inner to extreme steam heat to cure. One time
> I
> > picked up the manhole and the whole inner wall
> was
> > moving, giant shiny cockroaches scattering,
> also
> > when we lift the covers the rats being blinded
> by
> > the light go nuts. Worked all over NY, Hunts
> > Point, Staton Island, Bronx, Queens,
> Whitestone,
> > Brooklyn.
>
>
> Buddy you win. I used to be a garbage man. People
> put everything from dead babies to dead dogs in
> the trash but lining sewer pipe would suck!
Thanks, I had my share of shit, I remember working in ChinaTown, nothing but rice and condumns floating around down there, I guess rice really doesn't digest.
The hardest part was getting the resin impregnated pipe into a "reefer" truck, then pile ice on it to prevent friction from solidifying portions of the fiberglass pipe. You can imagine how much this stuff weighs, like a slab of lead. Tough job, I got a hernia loading that stuff.