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Posted by Bill46 on January 12, 2006 at 10:48:53 from (63.65.68.27):
In Reply to: O-T how many differant job, posted by old on January 12, 2006 at 08:30:02:
I like Allan's response Old...but anyway.... Lived on a farm till 17. Stayed in the Army 23 years...retired. Went to work in DC for a contractor. Been with a major electric company ever since. Part time jobs to make ends meet while in the Army include journeyman mortician, drove a hearse, drove a heavy wrecker, drove a semi in Alaska, worked in a Western Auto tire shop in Alaska, sanded and painted boats in Virginia and worked in about as many gas stations as you can count. Gonna retire one of these days...but am not quite ready yet. Good post...I like these types of topics.
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