Night shift check in
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From: S/C Texas
Originally Posted by Mike W
Darlene was the girl friend of my best friend in HS. He moved up a notch. More later. 
Good Night Mike
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From: Murphysboro, IL
See ya Mike, Peppy I know waht you mean. I had to get an electrician out to fix a problem at about 2 this morning and a I also had to get a guy to come unstuck and elevator that had people in it. The elevator mech. had a good drive to get here too (30 minutes) so they were in there for a little while.
I haven't tried sniffing the whiteout but eh permanent markers sure are something to brag about.
Now I know how you came up with that explanation of what day it was earlier this morning.
I haven't tried sniffing the whiteout but eh permanent markers sure are something to brag about.
Now I know how you came up with that explanation of what day it was earlier this morning.
Cargo Master
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Murphysboro, IL
Taz I think I became a regualr to teh night shift section after you had laid out the fact that you didn't work for UPS. All I knew was that you wer an early morning driver.I assume you know what assuming does. It makes an *** out of u and me, but it makes an *** out of u before me. HA HA HA HA!!!
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From: S/C Texas
I posted earlier...Yea, its a wacky schedule. As soon as they work out our staffing problem.......may be a different story.
Staffing problem has grown.....as ya'll know I worked last night....working today, working tonight.......a 36 hour shift in my little office. Yippie!!!! Put me at 72+ when the week is thru. Plus my part-time job......which is likely to suffer greatly, if not completely.
Sometime today...
Staffing problem has grown.....as ya'll know I worked last night....working today, working tonight.......a 36 hour shift in my little office. Yippie!!!! Put me at 72+ when the week is thru. Plus my part-time job......which is likely to suffer greatly, if not completely.
Sometime today...
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From: Murphysboro, IL
36 hour shift, damn that's alot. I like my job but there is no way I could sit in here for 36 hours straight, I'd go nuts. But on the other hand after the first 8 hours ot it would be double time so 20 hours of double time would be awesome and I might be able to hack it for a week. Being awake for 36 hours is tough enough for me, working 36 would be even harder.
BTW birdhunter1 is signing in for the evening. 1 month and 3 days till quail season. YYYYYEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWW!!!!!!
BTW birdhunter1 is signing in for the evening. 1 month and 3 days till quail season. YYYYYEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWW!!!!!!