"Texas collector", Roger - 50/2050
CONSTRUCTION!!!
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Roger - 50/2050
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- Location: The Lone Star State, Magnolia
CONSTRUCTION!!!
Aaaaah, oh yes!!! ....Home at last, hard day on the construction site helping to build another new school! ...Pulled in three phase wire to all the parking lot poll lights yesterday (2,800') & today ran 3/4" pipe & mounted box's for lighting in six classrooms with tomorrow pulling in wire to them & terminating to the panel in one of the mechanical rooms (277 V) ....Man, am I sore & tired!!!
"Texas collector", Roger - 50/2050
"Texas collector", Roger - 50/2050
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I think those goverment jobs pay real well too.
I bet it's better than rewireing an old house from a crowl space or in the atic.
Well where would you rather work? In the WHITE HOUSE?
I bet it's better than rewireing an old house from a crowl space or in the atic.
Well where would you rather work? In the WHITE HOUSE?
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Hey Roger it sounds like one of those days that you have to carry two sacks with you...One for your lunch and the other to carry your ass back home at the end of the day...
How many times did you get up and down off your knees today?? It sounds like it would probably be hard to keep a track of the times...
Take care and enjoy the lazyboy..
Regards,
Sunburst
How many times did you get up and down off your knees today?? It sounds like it would probably be hard to keep a track of the times...
Take care and enjoy the lazyboy..
Regards,
Sunburst
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