would you want something he welded??
i think he could mess up JB Weld
honest work
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i think he could mess up JB Weld
Would you trust him with krazyglue?
I worked in a bicycle warehouse when I was 17. It was hot, sweaty, work, and I complained once to my boss. He pointed out my counterpart, who wasn't as intelligent as I and did not speak English, was on the roof, tarring it in the summer heat.
I shut up right there and never complained again.
I shut up right there and never complained again.
did the guy drink a Bohemia-style beer courtesy of the hardest screw that ever walked a turn at Shawshank State Prison?
good idea ( the ignore list)
did I mention is was at Newark Airport on the tarmac that read 145?? lol
Guess what? My parents never handed me anything either. The only worthwhile things I've ever gotten from my parents is a good work ethic and some help with college tuition.
The only "union" you'll ever make it into is a Funion.
i know the spelling is wrong, just go with it for the sake of the joke
Having once been a young idiot myself... I don't know what you guys have your panties all twisted up about? Everyone finds their own way eventually... nothing wrong big dreams or romantic ideals.
I'm sure no one here ever said anything as youngster that sounded remotely stupid...
As far as school being a walk in the park... yes, yes it is. Theory is one thing, practice is another.
There's a difference between being young and naive and just being flat out delusional. PSP is making a delivery truck job out as "hard labor" like its the fvcking Battan Death March.
running around like a fag with packages in your hands has to be cake.
Try lugging 22ft 2X12 boards for 9 hours on a hot sunny day across a muddy as f^ck construction site while your fat, angry, pissed off and impatient boss is screaming at you to do it faster. All while one of the fork lifts just sits there because they want you to bust your ass to see if you crack and quit. That is how I payed for my first real DH season.
You can come be my assistant at a car dealership for a week, I'll F ucking break you in 2 days if it's busy. I promise.
Try lugging 22ft 2X12 boards for 9 hours on a hot sunny day across a muddy as f^ck construction site while your fat, angry, pissed off and impatient boss is screaming at you to do it faster. All while one of the fork lifts just sits there because they want you to bust your ass to see if you crack and quit. That is how I payed for my first real DH season.
You can come be my assistant at a car dealership for a week, I'll F ucking break you in 2 days if it's busy. I promise.
I'll admit it. I'm graduating from college in 4 weeks with a degree in crops and soil sciences and I used it to find a fake job... Someone is paying me $17.00 an hour to backpack in Yellowstone.
Man, whoever said they were hangin dry wall............that is some hard shizzle. I've helped do it before. You gotta be a strong MF.
When i was 18 i started working at a production factory before i was done with high school. I was working swings, 3:30 to midnight, then going back to school in the mornings. I worked in such a fast paced, hot area where you had to lift heavy things. There were 3 people that were hired at the same time i was that quit at lunch time on the first day. I remember sweating almost to death, barely being able to walk back in my front door after work, and getting heat rash in my armpits because it was so hot. That was the best shape i was ever in. Ever. The hardest shizzle i've ever had to do. Good god my phat arse would die if i ever had to do that again.
When i was 18 i started working at a production factory before i was done with high school. I was working swings, 3:30 to midnight, then going back to school in the mornings. I worked in such a fast paced, hot area where you had to lift heavy things. There were 3 people that were hired at the same time i was that quit at lunch time on the first day. I remember sweating almost to death, barely being able to walk back in my front door after work, and getting heat rash in my armpits because it was so hot. That was the best shape i was ever in. Ever. The hardest shizzle i've ever had to do. Good god my phat arse would die if i ever had to do that again.
I agree, drywall blows PSP's goats. Tearing off roofs and nailing new shingles down is a close second
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Hot tar roofer = awesome.Tearing off roofs and nailing new shingles down is a close second
I have scars from second degree burns thanks to hot tar. Roofing is hard work
If you are burning yourself, you are doing it wrong. The tar should go on the roof.
What happened to the car sales gig? Did that last a weekend?
I have to disagree with whoever said that college is necessary to get a good job. That is what they want you to believe. I don't have a degree but have a good job in my field.
Oh & PSP is a mental midget & every post he makes he just reinforces that statement.
Oh & PSP is a mental midget & every post he makes he just reinforces that statement.
Very well put. I have an ok job right now. But i want a better one now. I'm getting ready to head back to school. Not so much for the sake of making more money, but for having more security in knowing that if something DOES happen to the current job, i'll have a good backup.
They handed you a car...
F**k package handler, get in and load the trucks like a man. I did that for 2 years while going to college. It's no joke, i have full respect for the full timers that have been there for many years. the mail never stops, it'll drive some people insane. Although, at least you're doing something.
I worked the "sunrise shift" at DHL from 2:00am until 7:00am, then was in school from 8:00am to noon every day. I did that for 6 months and it was crazy fast.
I was unloading.
I did the afternoon shift loading the airplane for FedEx. That is some crazy fast lodaing as you have to have that plane loaded and on the runway hell or high water
I put barcodes on maps now. Sometimes I get papercuts.
I never understand why they put most of the new roofs on around here in the summer -- black tar paper and 95°+ for 4 months straight.Tearing off roofs and nailing new shingles down is a close second
Because it rains less in the summer so there's less chance of a storm blowing in when you have no roofI never understand why they put most of the new roofs on around here in the summer -- black tar paper and 95°+ for 4 months straight.
Doing real work....like taking your order at McDonalds
thank god for kollege.
miscellaneous jobs i had while i was getting my Ivy League Education.
2 summers of Directional Boring Crew laborer. 10 hrs a day of digging holes to find power mains that we had to cross while pulling fiber cable underground. Fun job and the guys I worked with were actually some of the smartest guys I have ever been around. It was also the hardest thing I have ever done.
Laborer in a beer distributor. Moving kegs by hand in a 30 degree cooler during the winter. Was way warmer in the cooler than the warehouse.
Spent a summer pouring concrete bridge forms, then putting them in place. The forms were poured in a building that rang up 100+ temps on a daily basis.
Ran a office furniture moving crew. Try to carry a 10g oak desk weighing about 300 pounds up 4 flights of steps for 9 bucks an hour without damaging the walls or the desk with one other guy.
Driving a delivery truck is nothing to brag about.
2 summers of Directional Boring Crew laborer. 10 hrs a day of digging holes to find power mains that we had to cross while pulling fiber cable underground. Fun job and the guys I worked with were actually some of the smartest guys I have ever been around. It was also the hardest thing I have ever done.
Laborer in a beer distributor. Moving kegs by hand in a 30 degree cooler during the winter. Was way warmer in the cooler than the warehouse.
Spent a summer pouring concrete bridge forms, then putting them in place. The forms were poured in a building that rang up 100+ temps on a daily basis.
Ran a office furniture moving crew. Try to carry a 10g oak desk weighing about 300 pounds up 4 flights of steps for 9 bucks an hour without damaging the walls or the desk with one other guy.
Driving a delivery truck is nothing to brag about.
He would have to get a Masters Degree first.
Man, wouldn't that be a trip? He'd be making over 6 figures if he were a 15.
Because it rains less in the summer so there's less chance of a storm blowing in when you have no roof
Nah, it's probably that tornado season is March thru June.
The mods should change PSP's custom title to "Son Of N8"