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The curse of the drinking classes
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The curse of the drinking classes
Anyone else start work in the middle of the night?
Pitch dark, pouring with rain in London.....
Pitch dark, pouring with rain in London.....
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John Goddard- Diamond Member
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Re: The curse of the drinking classes
John Goddard wrote:Anyone else start work in the middle of the night?
Pitch dark, pouring with rain in London.....
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My hours are 10PM-7AM this week. I am in Louisiana though. Nice and warm and no rain
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Re: The curse of the drinking classes
Green with envy about the weather Ron.
I'm turning into Kevin Costner over here.
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I'm turning into Kevin Costner over here.
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Re: The curse of the drinking classes
John Goddard wrote:Green with envy about the weather Ron.
I'm turning into Kevin Costner over here.
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Lol, might be some good money if you grow a set of gills.
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Re: The curse of the drinking classes
I keep having to surface
To use me phone.
To use me phone.
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Re: The curse of the drinking classes
JB:
"Water World" deja vu over there?
Here in the Pacific Northwest of the US although "summer" was late to arrive it's been one of the best ever setting records across the board for minimal rainfall and moderate temperatures.
The leaves are starting to turn signalling fall so are the nightime temps but overall conditions remain idealic.
Snow will soon be in the hills as winter approaches.
"Water World" deja vu over there?
Here in the Pacific Northwest of the US although "summer" was late to arrive it's been one of the best ever setting records across the board for minimal rainfall and moderate temperatures.
The leaves are starting to turn signalling fall so are the nightime temps but overall conditions remain idealic.
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Re: The curse of the drinking classes
SuperDave wrote:JB:
"Water World" deja vu over there?
Here in the Pacific Northwest of the US although "summer" was late to arrive it's been one of the best ever setting records across the board for minimal rainfall and moderate temperatures.
The leaves are starting to turn signalling fall so are the nightime temps but overall conditions remain idealic.Snow will soon be in the hills as winter approaches.
Stop That!!. lol.
In the same club John. I usually work 5:30 pm to about 2-3-4 am. No rain just yet, but not to far away. Breaking in (ouch) my new waterproof Red Wing boots, and my new Grunden's rain slickers are waiting patiently. New batteries for my headlamp for putting on tire chains. Other assorted items in the work backpack/nosebag.
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Re: The curse of the drinking classes
John Goddard wrote:Anyone else start work in the middle of the night?
Pitch dark, pouring with rain in London.....
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WORK is a four-letter word JB!!!!!!
Shame on you!!!!!!
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