Night shift check in
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Its not....aint no way. Now its worse.....I'm down to 1 tiny Nestle Crunch and 1 Resses Cup. Now I'm gonna be forced to double my coffee intake.
A bag of tiny candy bars, and a pot of coffee.......and no Tums or Rolaids.
Best part......not my candy....
mmmmm....now that I read it.....it doesnt appear to be so funny, but I'm still rollin. Maybe cause its the boss' candy, and she wont be back till Monday.
A bag of tiny candy bars, and a pot of coffee.......and no Tums or Rolaids.
Best part......not my candy....
mmmmm....now that I read it.....it doesnt appear to be so funny, but I'm still rollin. Maybe cause its the boss' candy, and she wont be back till Monday.
Last edited by peppy; Sep 24, 2004 at 03:51 AM.
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Up here in NoCal monitoring Northern CA's electrical transmission grid. My last night shift for a while. I got three day shifts then on vacation for 21 days...going hunting..Yahoo!
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Hi Mike W,
We're looking good...moving into fall/winter where demand is less and more hydro electric available. Good idea with the generator though, black outs, winter storms etc. I'm working on getting a natural gas fired gen for my home. I live in the mountains where the snow and storms can wreek havoc.
We're looking good...moving into fall/winter where demand is less and more hydro electric available. Good idea with the generator though, black outs, winter storms etc. I'm working on getting a natural gas fired gen for my home. I live in the mountains where the snow and storms can wreek havoc.
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Originally Posted by truckertaz
Yes I get up around 3:30-4:00 leave for work around 4:55-5:00 and work till around 5-6 pm 
I have to get my coffee and FTE in to work all day every day
I have to get my coffee and FTE in to work all day every day
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I kind of like it. It was hard to get used to at first but I'm home everynight and get most of my city driving done before the bluehairs and the suits get on the road..
Who is worse blue hairs or suits? My vote goes for the suits
Who is worse blue hairs or suits? My vote goes for the suits