Night shift check in
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Both make me think you've made it farther than the beginning of the 12 step program. 
I think if you all do a search tonight....you might find some nice flood pics of the Guadalupe River . Its already gettin nasty.....and the giant rain up north hasnt managed to get this far downstream as of yet.
I think if you all do a search tonight....you might find some nice flood pics of the Guadalupe River . Its already gettin nasty.....and the giant rain up north hasnt managed to get this far downstream as of yet.
Last edited by peppy; Nov 17, 2004 at 02:57 AM.
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Do tell Ryan. I alway slike hearing stories such as this, it gives me good ideas.
I, lets say we, once got someone good for a payback. He had an old VW bug that he drove to school one day. We (4 of us) picked up his car, set it on blocks of firewood after we had moved it sideways between a lightpole and a semi truck that was parked for the day. I once also took a pumpkin, cut it in half and placed it underneath someones tires, funny funny.
I, lets say we, once got someone good for a payback. He had an old VW bug that he drove to school one day. We (4 of us) picked up his car, set it on blocks of firewood after we had moved it sideways between a lightpole and a semi truck that was parked for the day. I once also took a pumpkin, cut it in half and placed it underneath someones tires, funny funny.
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The painting company leaves signs that said believe its wet. The prankster in question has a problem with his bowels(has no control over birth defect). Usually poops himself frequently. So I snuck up behind him and placed the sign over his rear end without anyone noticing. A manager three hours later told him.
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From: Murphysboro, IL
Good one.
Hey I was thinking a minute ago, anyone remember RangerED. he use to be on here quite a bit till he went to NM or AZ for a traingin job or something. I think he trains Army Rangers doesn't he?
Man I'm gettin bored in here.
Hey I was thinking a minute ago, anyone remember RangerED. he use to be on here quite a bit till he went to NM or AZ for a traingin job or something. I think he trains Army Rangers doesn't he?
Man I'm gettin bored in here.
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From: S/C Texas
I remember him.....cant say I recall his location or his career.
Yea, bored here too.
I kept myself busy by sending people out to play in the rain.
Now, its paperwork I dont wanna do, that was to be done via training a newbie yesterday....didnt happen.
Yea, bored here too.
I kept myself busy by sending people out to play in the rain.
Now, its paperwork I dont wanna do, that was to be done via training a newbie yesterday....didnt happen.
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He was actually located about 50 miles from me but he was moving soon. He is the guy who worked in the uranium enrichment plant here in So IL.
All the actual work is already done, just waiting to see what else happens for the next 2 1/2 hours.
At 0615 a guy will come in to get keys, at 0645 a person will come in to pick up work orders , at 650 a guy will come to get his offices mail, and at whatever time she feel like it, near 0700, my relief will come in. Anythign else is out of the ordinary.
All the actual work is already done, just waiting to see what else happens for the next 2 1/2 hours.
At 0615 a guy will come in to get keys, at 0645 a person will come in to pick up work orders , at 650 a guy will come to get his offices mail, and at whatever time she feel like it, near 0700, my relief will come in. Anythign else is out of the ordinary.
Last edited by Birdhunter1; Nov 17, 2004 at 04:35 AM.
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Originally Posted by Birdhunter1
He was actually located about 50 miles from me but he was moving soon. He is the guy who worked in the uranium enrichment plant here in So IL.
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Originally Posted by peppy
The Ops Manager is doing my job today.
Still have another storm to be in 2 hours or so.
I got my first phone call in reference to possibly flooded farm animals.
I imagine it could be a day.
I'll be counting cows and stringing fence this morning.
Muddy by 8am.
Goodnight gentleman.
Last edited by peppy; Nov 17, 2004 at 06:07 AM.
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It would appear I can not get away from this place. At work again, since 5pm, it 7pm.
They now want to up my hours this week.
With the plan they have......I'll have 96.5 hours when I clock out Sunday morning.
I dont need this crap. I'm tired.
END OF RANT.
They now want to up my hours this week.
With the plan they have......I'll have 96.5 hours when I clock out Sunday morning.
I dont need this crap. I'm tired.
END OF RANT.