Watching the pole dancers from the front porch
by Tom Richardson 
, Clarksville, Arkansas, Monday, October 14, 2019, 16:39 (1867 days ago)
Kid clipped a pole on a transmission line.
More excitement than I can stand.
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Watching the pole dancers from the front porch
I doubt those bucket truck lineman even know where their hooks are, if there is even a pair on the truck. "Narrow-backs" with sticks more like it.
You got that right, sissies.
by Tom Richardson , Clarksville, Arkansas, Wednesday, October 16, 2019, 10:17 (1866 days ago) @ jgt
But the stay productive longer with less knee and back problems that may put them on disability.
That alone could make my social security last longer.
You got that right, sissies.
That is a cold hard fact. May they live long productive lives.
MY GRANDSON IS HIGH WIRE LINEMAN HOOKS AND ALL..
IN YUMA. HE EARNS EVERY PENNY HE MAKES ESPECIALLY WHEN IT IS 125 DEGREE WEATHER.
But John, IT'S A DRY HEAT.
by Miles 
, CIVITATES AMERICAE, Monday, October 21, 2019, 22:04 (1860 days ago) @ SIXGUNNER
I've been through Yuma in the summer twice in my life and that was more than enough.
But John, IT'S A DRY HEAT.
by Dennis Eugene , Prince of Wales Island Alaska, Wednesday, November 06, 2019, 19:37 (1844 days ago) @ Miles
You know, I was once a logger in the big timber of the Pacific Northwest and also Alaska. Clumb many a tree, topped more than a few. Clumb and rigged them at better than a hunnert feet. Not quite !ike the men of one generation ahead of me but much more than the one behind me.