MLPFC Shit Posting

[slattimer]

homie get youself a post hole digger driller thingy

Back in my college days I worked for a guy with an erosion control business. Was pretty good work in the summer, made some decent money for a college kid, but worst day I ever worked was using one of those fuckers.

Part of this project we were on was to drill these small drainage tubes into a side of this hill by the railroad. Boss said whatever, this won't do shit, but will make them happy, so we're going to put these in. Problem is, it's a steep ass cliff basically, so we had to use the RR access road, boss was in the tractor, I was in the bucket of the tractor, he'd lift me up, and I'd drill into the side of this rocky ass cliff....all fucking morning. Wasn't the worst part, It was hot as fuck out that day, we started at 5:00 am and we quit at 11:00 am. I looked like I got out of the pool, drenched from head to toe drilling these fucking holes all morning.

 

[Woodrow F Call]

Back in my college days I worked for a guy with an erosion control business. Was pretty good work in the summer, made some decent money for a college kid, but worst day I ever worked was using one of those fuckers.

Part of this project we were on was to drill these small drainage tubes into a side of this hill by the railroad. Boss said whatever, this won't do shit, but will make them happy, so we're going to put these in. Problem is, it's a steep ass cliff basically, so we had to use the RR access road, boss was in the tractor, I was in the bucket of the tractor, he'd lift me up, and I'd drill into the side of this rocky ass cliff....all fucking morning. Wasn't the worst part, It was hot as fuck out that day, we started at 5:00 am and we quit at 11:00 am. I looked like I got out of the pool, drenched from head to toe drilling these fucking holes all morning.

Those post hole diggers will make a man out of you.

 

[BBTown Bomber]

ill call @Elizabeth Reed to tamp
the holes and maybe it will curb his jackoffitis a bit.

That old fart @HuskerDocCo and his early onset dementia is just making shit up. He’s just never met Mrs. Bomber.

No need for me to be a Strokasauraus when I have a willing Medicare babe laying next to me each night…….😎💰✊


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[BBTown Bomber]

Back in my college days I worked for a guy with an erosion control business. Was pretty good work in the summer, made some decent money for a college kid, but worst day I ever worked was using one of those fuckers.

Part of this project we were on was to drill these small drainage tubes into a side of this hill by the railroad. Boss said whatever, this won't do shit, but will make them happy, so we're going to put these in. Problem is, it's a steep ass cliff basically, so we had to use the RR access road, boss was in the tractor, I was in the bucket of the tractor, he'd lift me up, and I'd drill into the side of this rocky ass cliff....all fucking morning. Wasn't the worst part, It was hot as fuck out that day, we started at 5:00 am and we quit at 11:00 am. I looked like I got out of the pool, drenched from head to toe drilling these fucking holes all morning.

Sounds like a miserable six fucking hours. Would rather be throwing small hay bales all day when it’s 95 out.

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[slattimer]

Sounds like a miserable six fucking hours. Would rather be throwing small hay bales all day when it’s 95 out.

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It was, it was record breaking heat, and between the "Cliff and the railroad tracks there was a tree line. There was no air movement at all. The heat was unbearable by freaking 10 am.

Most of the time, the job was pretty good. Mostly flew around in a tractor seeding grass, lugging a big bale buster around and flinging hay around, flying around in the boss's Big Red 3 wheeler slinging fertilizer around.

Truth be told, if I ever decide to get out of my current career, that's what I want to do, and have contemplated focusing solely on erosion control barriers. Start up cost isn't astronomical, and you can make it back in basically a summer or so if you get enough jobs and put in work.

 

[Woodrow F Call]

It was, it was record breaking heat, and between the "Cliff and the railroad tracks there was a tree line. There was no air movement at all. The heat was unbearable by freaking 10 am.

Most of the time, the job was pretty good. Mostly flew around in a tractor seeding grass, lugging a big bale buster around and flinging hay around, flying around in the boss's Big Red 3 wheeler slinging fertilizer around.

Truth be told, if I ever decide to get out of my current career, that's what I want to do, and have contemplated focusing solely on erosion control barriers. Start up cost isn't astronomical, and you can make it back in basically a summer or so if you get enough jobs and put in work.

Did you work for Ron J or someone else?

 

[Osborne1992]

Back in my college days I worked for a guy with an erosion control business. Was pretty good work in the summer, made some decent money for a college kid, but worst day I ever worked was using one of those fuckers.

Part of this project we were on was to drill these small drainage tubes into a side of this hill by the railroad. Boss said whatever, this won't do shit, but will make them happy, so we're going to put these in. Problem is, it's a steep ass cliff basically, so we had to use the RR access road, boss was in the tractor, I was in the bucket of the tractor, he'd lift me up, and I'd drill into the side of this rocky ass cliff....all fucking morning. Wasn't the worst part, It was hot as fuck out that day, we started at 5:00 am and we quit at 11:00 am. I looked like I got out of the pool, drenched from head to toe drilling these fucking holes all morning.

Sounds OSHA approved lol

 

[slattimer]

Did you work for Ron J or someone else?

Yup. Ronnie. Good dude.

Before the move. Was actually in talks of him helping me get set up. Was basically going to lease me the equipment until I could purchase my own. Still might try to do that someday if I leave the profession.

All of that occurred on that big levee job he got.

All I know is. He got one big job on a pipeline, and made bank. 3 months of work. 1500 acres. Bid it just over a grand an acre.

 

[2010sarenevercomingback]

Back in my college days I worked for a guy with an erosion control business. Was pretty good work in the summer, made some decent money for a college kid, but worst day I ever worked was using one of those fuckers.

Part of this project we were on was to drill these small drainage tubes into a side of this hill by the railroad. Boss said whatever, this won't do shit, but will make them happy, so we're going to put these in. Problem is, it's a steep ass cliff basically, so we had to use the RR access road, boss was in the tractor, I was in the bucket of the tractor, he'd lift me up, and I'd drill into the side of this rocky ass cliff....all fucking morning. Wasn't the worst part, It was hot as fuck out that day, we started at 5:00 am and we quit at 11:00 am. I looked like I got out of the pool, drenched from head to toe drilling these fucking holes all morning.

I haven't used those much, but helped a family member who was putting some stuff in at his house. In clean dirt it wasn't any big deal, but we had a few holes to make in spots with some tree roots (not even near the trunks), and even with both of us manhandling it at the same time, it was like trying to hammer a nail with a live bull's horn. Got it bound up in the roots about a dozen times, too, and it held on like a pit bull. Rocky soil probably not tons of fun either.

 

[Kinish]

10 acre creek bottom of beans left, and an 80 of corn and we're done

Bout 200 left here. A non shit day tomorrow and be done.

 

[LoudHogRider]

Bout 200 left here. A non shit day tomorrow and be done.

Just wanted to say that I think it's really cool that you're able to leave the day jobbery in the PNW to help out with harvest "back home.

 

[God is a Husker]

All this harvest talk and no posts about what food and beer we are running on to get us through the season.



I just get home (left at 5am, white Anglo Saxon Protestant work ethic) and I wanna read about some food being brought out and coolers overflowing with domestic beer while I enjoy my microwaved leftovers because I haven’t eaten anything since supper last night.

 

[HCFord1]

All this harvest talk and no posts about what food and beer we are running on to get us through the season.



I just get home (left at 5am, white Anglo Saxon Protestant work ethic) and I wanna read about some food being brought out and coolers overflowing with domestic beer while I enjoy my microwaved leftovers because I haven’t eaten anything since supper last night.

I had left over pasta for dinner. I’m drinking four roses now and about to switch to have my first IPA in about 5+ months because it’s getting colder and that means bourbon/IPAs.

All I got for ya.

 

[Mustangblood]

All this harvest talk and no posts about what food and beer we are running on to get us through the season.



I just get home (left at 5am, white Anglo Saxon Protestant work ethic) and I wanna read about some food being brought out and coolers overflowing with domestic beer while I enjoy my microwaved leftovers because I haven’t eaten anything since supper last night.

Always a good night in the field when we can end with some fresh hot food from one of the wives or my mom and some cold Busch lite

 

[God is a Husker]

I had left over pasta for dinner. I’m drinking four roses now and about to switch to have my first IPA in about 5+ months because it’s getting colder and that means bourbon/IPAs.

All I got for ya.

Drinking an IPA in Swimtown

God damn I couldn’t even write satire that on the nose.


SMGDH, disgusting Lib behavior

 

[God is a Husker]

Always a good night in the field when we can end with some fresh hot food from one of the wives or my mom and some cold Busch lite

RUN THE DAMN BALL

 

[LoudHogRider]

All this harvest talk and no posts about what food and beer we are running on to get us through the season.



I just get home (left at 5am, white Anglo Saxon Protestant work ethic) and I wanna read about some food being brought out and coolers overflowing with domestic beer while I enjoy my microwaved leftovers because I haven’t eaten anything since supper last night.

Sans the RTDB hat, this portrait of "Grace" hung in our family dining room growing up. A beautifully capture moment to remind us all that we should be thankful for what we do have, not necessarily what we think we need.

 

[God is a Husker]

Sans the RTDB hat, this portrait of "Grace" hung in our family dining room growing up. A beautifully capture moment to remind us all that we should be thankful for what we do have, not necessarily what we think we need.

If your parents or grandparents didn’t have that painting and a Birdseye picture of the farm taken sometime in the 80s up in their house….than you aren’t a real Nebraskan.


Simple as

 

[Kaladin]

Logan Campbell on TikTok

Well here’s this haha #fjb #PrimeDayDreamDeals

www.tiktok.com

 

[Eloot224]

I would like to do this to Jose Altuve…