Now for something completely different----Where have we heard this before ?
Pneumonic plague
Corner Irish Bar
Legendary? More like retarded.
What kind of asshole/idiot stays on the same route for 39 years? I can say this and I'm sure most will agree....you get more seniority....you get a better route. There is no fucking way in GOD's creation I would've ever stayed on the first route I had.
SMH.
Some are scar..I mean apprehensive. You get so comfortable It can be hard to do for some. Living on the route has kept some on their route. 15 years on 1st bid route of 40-50 miles. They weren’t forking over any of the new low step/power steering cars to me so I bid a 100/110 mile route that had one.🏆. After 12 years that route left the center so took a 140/150 mile route. 140/150 ain’t crap compared to some in the country. The driver that delivers the industrial park and mostly commercial area my center is in has low 30 years in with over 20 years on it.
I believe my body thanks me for my decisions.
How could I forget, the row from my mooring back to the launching ramp was brutal.
That felt like the longest row of my life.
Into the wind the whole way.
I was exhausted, luckily my helper waited for me and did all the work of putting everything away.
I just took a pain killer because I know something will be hurting soon.
I’d twist up a big fat one It will help with your nerves and pain
Legendary? More like retarded.
What kind of asshole/idiot stays on the same route for 39 years? I can say this and I'm sure most will agree....you get more seniority....you get a better route. There is no fucking way in GOD's creation I would've ever stayed on the first route I had.
SMH.
And FU
J
I'll try to break it down for you.
One rows a boat, in my case from the spot in the ocean where I placed a mooring { a large metal object with ropes and heavy chains attached to it } that secures my outboard motor boat when I'm not using it.
I have a row boat made of plastic and quite seaworthy, which I use to move myself and supplies between the shore and my moored boat.
I use two wooden oars for rowing, with myself being the motor.
Normally, it's a pretty quick method of travel.
But today with the wind gusts over 22 mph, rowing directly into the wind was brutal.
There is no alternate path to use.
At times I felt like I was going nowhere.
I dont understand why you are getting lobster
J
U could have
J
Bye
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