Posted by miangus on January 24, 2022 at 07:07:49 from (136.181.197.244):
In Reply to: Another funny posted by 4520BW on January 24, 2022 at 02:29:01:
When I was little I used to hold the flashlight while dad and grandpa worked on the frozen barn well pump, it was in a pit. I specialized in shining the light in someone's eyes. I nearly froze solid a couple of times. Growing up we used to load those Allis round bales for my uncles father in law he was a huge man who could not talk with out cursing, later I worked for an old polish gentleman rolling and loading sod who had a rather broad vocabulary (payed cash money). Later at the silo company our rather stressed out boss fired my partner and me every other day. We were always fired the next day because we had work to do that day. Be sides the amount of individuals that will crawl into the bottom of a silo and cut the unloader loose are few in number. There was a battle every morning as he gave out more work then two crews could do in a day.
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