No Im bull chittin
I was a electrician and my Father was a electrician and a plumber
I tried to wire Long island and was half way done until I retired.
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I was a electrician and my Father was a electrician and a plumber
I tried to wire Long island and was half way done until I retired.
I was a lying man for the county??
@ Big Sur.....Here ya go my friend. This is Gold Digger x Triangle Kush. I just pulled her today. I will keep her in 48 hrs of darkness and chop and hang her. In about 30 days she will be ready to smoke. I know you don't like flushing you think 48 hrs of dark is unnecessary but I did it anyway....no flush though.
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Searchin' in the sun for another overload?I was a lineman for the county
OleReynard
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You meet all kinds on this site, before where I was from anybody that indulged were cable people, carpentars, people in the trades had a mark on them because of course we were in the trades.
Oops I'm racist
Oops I'm racist
" I did what I had to do to get what I wanted to do
" : joeb631a
My first real job - was when I was 10 years old - delivering news papers and magazines - 7 days a week - for £1 per week wages - I hefted a heavy sack full of The Daily Mirror - The Sun - The Daily Express - The Times - The Observer - The Daily Mail - The Guardian - and many other magazines and newspapers - starting at 5am - and finishing around 7.30 am - on my old bicycle - with just enough time - left to get home - have a fast breakfast - then cycle to school - during week days - thru ice - snow - sunshine and rain - year round - for 4 years - and when I was 14 - I was allowed to get a shelf filling job at the Fine Fare Supermarket - that paid 25 pence per hour - 3 evenings in the week and all day Saturday -
- Sundays we're the worst - because all the Sunday papers were two to four times as heavy as the week day papers - it made me grow strong (my legs
particularly) - and gave me great stamina -
- Sundays we're the worst - because all the Sunday papers were two to four times as heavy as the week day papers - it made me grow strong (my legs
particularly) - and gave me great stamina -
oldfogey8
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I had a paper route when I was 12. Started with about 100 customers but only half paid. So I stopped delivering to them. The regional manager busted my balls about all the customers calling because they didn’t receive their papers. So I smeared PB and J on the scofflaws papers and delivered them. The next day I was fired. One of the PB and J customers was the regional managers sister. She got a rock thru her window. She cost me a fair amount of money(for a 12 year old) but probably not a windows worth.My first real job - was when I was 10 years old - delivering news papers and magazines - 7 days a week - for £1 per week wages - I hefted a heavy sack full of The Daily Mirror - The Sun - The Daily Express - The Times - The Observer - The Daily Mail - The Guardian - and many other magazines and newspapers - starting at 5am - and finishing around 7.30 am - on my old bicycle - with just enough time - left to get home - have a fast breakfast - then cycle to school - during week days - thru ice - snow - sunshine and rain - year round - for 4 years - and when I was 14 - I was allowed to get a shelf filling job at the Fine Fare Supermarket - that paid 25 pence per hour - 3 evenings in the week and all day Saturday -
- Sundays we're the worst - because all the Sunday papers were two to four times as heavy as the week day papers - it made me grow strong (my legs
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CharlesU Farley
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Not my first job, but as a teenager I used to deliver the Miami Herald in the North Miami area. I used to deliver papers to a place called Criteria Studios. I had no idea at the time but there was more classic rock and roll being recorded in that building than probably any other place in the U.S., outside of LA. If I had of known that back then, I probably would have been one of the first male groupies.My first real job - was when I was 10 years old - delivering news papers and magazines - 7 days a week - for £1 per week wages - I hefted a heavy sack full of The Daily Mirror - The Sun - The Daily Express - The Times - The Observer - The Daily Mail - The Guardian - and many other magazines and newspapers - starting at 5am - and finishing around 7.30 am - on my old bicycle - with just enough time - left to get home - have a fast breakfast - then cycle to school - during week days - thru ice - snow - sunshine and rain - year round - for 4 years - and when I was 14 - I was allowed to get a shelf filling job at the Fine Fare Supermarket - that paid 25 pence per hour - 3 evenings in the week and all day Saturday -
- Sundays we're the worst - because all the Sunday papers were two to four times as heavy as the week day papers - it made me grow strong (my legs
Google Criteria Studios and you'll see what I mean.
I know exactly what you're saying about Sunday papers, with all the adverts and inserts we used to have to stuff into the main paper before delivering them, each paper weighed a ton.
Did wonders for my biceps, triceps, and gastrocnemius muscles though.
OleReynard
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Why do I even need a job anymore dealing with premodonnas and privelaged brats and shitHow about a job today......me....I am worthless and nobody in their right mind would hire me.
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remember the days of delivering papers… try collecting from the asswipe that wouldn’t answer door… for a 1$ day….we TPed the fuc out of those homes that didn’t pay…….
tanning buis ….yummy
ganj on…
tanning buis ….yummy
ganj on…
I promise I will only stick it in halfway and then I will pull it right back out. That's the honest truth!" I did what I had to do to get what I wanted to do
That is a promise no man ever keeps. Little head always tells the big head what to do. Puts new meaning to fathers day.
