What I'm dealing with at the moment-work

[ehunt]

A little muddy

 

[Plt dinger]

A little muddy

I guess you have heard that in grading "it's a good job except that it is always too wet,
too dry, too cold, or too hot."

In case anyone you know someone looking, or anyone who sees this, I have a 941b at a giveaway price of $15000.00
or a 955L big bottom for $15000.00 either of which would be excellent to manage a hunt area
clean-up or shooting lanes etc. Other than that they could still provide a good income for a private business.

 

[ReganR6]

Pics plt?

 

[Hayata]

Be careful.

My FIL had his own grading business and did great until the housing boom busted. Even had to lay off his own son.

They never worked when it was dangerous conditions. Always live to dig another day.

 

[BangBang]

You can't grade mud

 

[fz1boxer]

its only muddy if your stuck

 

[ehunt]

Folks I'm not doing the dirt work. We are framing the bldg. but my forklifts are playing hell trying to run back and forth in this Montgomery muck. It won't dry out for nuttin

 

[Colossus]

I had a guy in working in pre-fab with me. He was telling me how he wants to go back to work in the field.
He got his wish. NOw he wants to come back.

lol

 

[chopper duke]

If it makes you feel better, last night I worked a scene where a lady had died about a week and half earlier with no AC on. She was in the begings of active decay.There were so many maggots over her mouth and nose, it looked like a mask. Then there was the smell.

 

[Blskypilot]

If it makes you feel better, last night I worked a scene where a lady had died about a week and half earlier with no AC on. She was in the begings of active decay.There were so many maggots over her mouth and nose, it looked like a mask. Then there was the smell.

I'm eating dinner here and picturing maggots and stank. Yum