Didn't I type Army Reserve? I was too cerebral for real army. I was enlisted not an officer.
What's The Hardest Physical Labor You Performed for $$?
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On the wrong side of any ethics decisions lately?
You boast about spending a buck on some Ecuadorian kids, and I'm a dick? Okay, I can live with that.
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Back in the late 80's, I got a job working construction for Harley Snyder in Valpo.
I thought I'd be, you know, building things. Or roofing, or putting up walls, etc.
Nope, every single day the foreman would say to us laborer losers, "go over there and dig a big hole". So that is what we did.
It sucked. I did it for a few months and then walked off the job, in the middle of the day.
I thought I'd be, you know, building things. Or roofing, or putting up walls, etc.
Nope, every single day the foreman would say to us laborer losers, "go over there and dig a big hole". So that is what we did.
It sucked. I did it for a few months and then walked off the job, in the middle of the day.
Grew up on a farm as well... was in Nashville this weekend... had iu hat on and boots... what's up with purdue ppl thinking iu fans/ alums cant be associated with ag... know tons of farmers who like iu... either way I told the guy we raised hogs, not humped them... was all in good fun...
I was telling a story about a fulfilling moment, not boasting you dick. Like spending a buck for a soccer ball is some great feat? Even your dumb ass could afford a buck. Hell, what's giving one more blowjob down at the trailer park when the result could mean so much?
The important part of the story is the joy of watching the kids play soccer. The second most important part of the story is how destitute those people are and how they can be satisfied with something as trivial as a soccer ball. The third most important part is you're a dick. Stop being a dick.
Your the worst kind of dumbass, boring and unoriginal. It was Honduras you Amish bred potato.
Oh my, let me write that down. Twit-- now there's some original smack.
This is a put on, right? You can't be this stupid.
Where to begin. My folks own a farm in N.E. Indiana so I got all the work that would make most kids crap themselves today.
1.Ringing & castrating hogs
2.Baling hay, straw (straw is easy but a neighbor baled oat straw; itchiest shit ever)
3.Cleaning fence rows (mud, fire,chainsaws, dynamite)
4.Laying clay tile in the trench between the ditching machine plates (pre-plastic tile)
5.Loading semi loads of live chickens
6.Digging graves for livestock. We didn't have a backhoe (Farm animals die on occasion; raise something small)
1.Ringing & castrating hogs
2.Baling hay, straw (straw is easy but a neighbor baled oat straw; itchiest shit ever)
3.Cleaning fence rows (mud, fire,chainsaws, dynamite)
4.Laying clay tile in the trench between the ditching machine plates (pre-plastic tile)
5.Loading semi loads of live chickens
6.Digging graves for livestock. We didn't have a backhoe (Farm animals die on occasion; raise something small)
Hod carrier was the suckiest job I ever had. Hurt so bad after the first day that I couldn't raise my arms but I stuck with it. I finished the summer with bigger shoulders/arms than I've ever had in my life.
Hardest I've ever worked by far is pulling ceiling at a fire. When a fire is in the ceiling/attic, the best way to get to it is pull the ceiling down and then spray water up. So it's hot, you have 60 pounds of gear on, a tank on your back, and you have to reach up and pull down. Depending on the extent of the fire, you may have to pull all the ceiling in the whole house. It's brutal work sometimes and quite dangerous with fire over your head. It's fun though, in a weird sort of way.
Hardest I've ever worked by far is pulling ceiling at a fire. When a fire is in the ceiling/attic, the best way to get to it is pull the ceiling down and then spray water up. So it's hot, you have 60 pounds of gear on, a tank on your back, and you have to reach up and pull down. Depending on the extent of the fire, you may have to pull all the ceiling in the whole house. It's brutal work sometimes and quite dangerous with fire over your head. It's fun though, in a weird sort of way.
Salvage and Overhaul! Wet Cellulose insulation in places you didn't know you had to start with! Oughtta make the Truckies do that job!
Stop interrupting the pissing contest with you boring old job stories.
You may resume arguing @Foosier @mk_peters
TIA
You may resume arguing @Foosier @mk_peters
TIA
Wait, what?
Why would hogs need to be castrated?
Did you just hate them or something?
Maybe Standard Issue was worried about getting pregnant.
Helping to lift heavy bales of hay from a wagon into the loft of a 150-degree barn is undoubtedly the worse chore I've ever done.
Hay is not straw. Hay bales are heavy compared to wussy straw.
was getting a knob job from a chick with a lip ring that has like an arrow point on the end of it. It didn't feel the best but I powered through it...
A funny thing in young mid pubescent life, Well not McNutt funny but I still chuckel (not like TMP) just a little..
My dad and I were sorting Guilt's and Barrows to take to the yards from the Guilt's we wanted to keep. A young little Guilt ran by and Dad asked me, What do you think about the puss on that one... I said well, If I was a bore I think this would be awkward right now.
He kept her............ I always had and eye for that sort of thing.
@mk_peters was temporarily banned from shitting on this thread for some reason. I have used my god-like powers to restore his freedoms.
Well there was that.
Plus uncut boars are aggressive with each other and anything else in the vicinity.
Not to mention the meat is tough and gamey so they sell for a lower price.
I want to personally thank the moderator who banned me. I am a new man. I feel liberated. Bless you all.
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