He is flat, slap worn out to a frazzle!
Posted on 09/07/2012 3:32:20 PM PDT by lbryce
He is flat, slap worn out to a frazzle!
#8. The Joe Biden gaffe pooper scooper - traveling right behind Ole Slow Joe cleaning up his messes.
Wasn't so bad with burning hides and the day old pallets of fresh ones with cool looking BIG wriggly parasites looking to live a moment longer; but when the right winds came from the mausoleum across the San Lorenzo river and mixed with the aroma of the Tannery the smells were; let's just say only worse than that is front lines after a brutal battle in hot climate and bloated bodies.
Okay enough, pay was better at the Tannery anyway. it's the stuff of bad dreams, and I can honestly say if folks could smell war, maybe there'd be less war.
But I digress big time,
sorry folks.
Emptying and washing the contents of Michelle Obama”s hamper!
When I lived in Western Kansas there was a rendering plant outside town. When you passed and the wind was blowing the wrong way you simply tried to hold your breath until you passed the place. I could not imagine having to work there.
I also saw an interview on TV of a woman who worked cleaning the large public toilets in India. She hated the job but could not get anything else as she was an untouchable. I really felt sorry for her.
“Wasn’t so bad with burning hides and the day old pallets of fresh ones with cool looking BIG wriggly parasites looking to live a moment longer; but when the right winds came from the mausoleum across the San Lorenzo river and mixed with the aroma of the Tannery the smells were; let’s just say only worse than that is front lines after a brutal battle in hot climate and bloated bodies.”
Had a similar jobs lumping skins into a tannery up north...bad in the winter cause the hides would develop sharps inside (frozen chunks of whatever) and of course, the smell and the slippery footing in the summer on the ramps. Those are jobs I’d like Dhimmocrat pols to have had for even a few weeks. One of the guys I worked with developed foot rot (not that uncommon) and still doesn’t walk right. Got $2300 dollars fo it.
What a garbage list.
The Foxconn workers are in a zero contaminate, air conditioned environment, with a job of placement of components much like an assembly line worker anywhere in the world, sweating away doing his/her job.
To the “worst” elephant sperm collector:
How about the low caste small young Indian girls, who must reach into the bamboo waste shoot of other Indians, to clean out the human waste that clogs up the zero water “toilet”, squat holes, probably for less than a penny apiece.
Mint leaves.
9) Barney Franks’ “Living Chair”
This thread is doomed.
My brother and I spent a week at a lead recycling outfit back in the 1970’s - the work consisted of smashing automobile batteries with a sledge hammer while wearing rain gear and a face shield, then separating the lead plates from the plastic and acid. Did I mention the pay was $3.00 per hour? The foreman was this huge black guy with silver eyes, scariest looking dude I’ve ever seen. Nice guy, though.
***When I lived in Western Kansas there was a rendering plant outside town.***
There was one of those near here many years ago. At night it would stink up the whole county. One night it burned down. No problems since.
When we lived in Panama City back in the 50s there was a paper mill on the East side of Town. When the wind blew from that direction it smelled pretty bad.
Now that I think about it, that was perfume compared to that rendering plant. I have noticed that paper mills have since figured out how to eliminate the odor.
Debbie Wasserman-Schultz’s hairstylist.
Five minutes a year is a pretty sweet job if you get a full salary for it. Not so good if it is an hourly job.
Barney Frank’s proctologist.
Bookmarking
It could also mean Farney Brrank’s neurologist.
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