The real one is probably cave art involving a spear and a Mastodon.
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Bmyers
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0230 is my standard. 0430 is wake up time anyway.
I hope I can get by the 1130 trip....
You wait, Ford. Someday you might join the "Parade"....
I hope I can get by the 1130 trip....
You wait, Ford. Someday you might join the "Parade"....
i7win7
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Daren Todd
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11:50pm for a few nights, then 3:30am for a few more. Then I'll sleep through the night and wake up and have to bail about 15 minutes before my alarm goes off at 4:450230 is my standard. 0430 is wake up time anyway.
I hope I can get by the 1130 trip....
You wait, Ford. Someday you might join the "Parade"....
Then it starts back over. Bladders start keeping time better then a timex
Daren Todd
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Daren Todd
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Bmyers
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i7win7
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i7win7
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Oddly enough, they would at least have been protected if they dressed like that. Would make some very interesting classrooms. LOL
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In early COVID the company I work for mandated we all wear masks. Didn’t matter if it was an old T-shirt or what, just something. I sent up a business case to get everyone NBC rated gas masks as (based on my projections at the time) the cost savings in lost production and cost to our self-funded ERISA health insurance (a health insurer administers the plan but our company actually pays the claims as a 100% pass through) would justify the cost of the masks and filters since they would actually filter biologicals. My immediate boss wasn’t exactly thrilled that I sent it to him and the VP in charge of our department but he’s met me before so he wasn’t much surprised. VP liked it. CEO did not. They sent us cloth masks that looked like recycled tighty wighty underwear dyed black to hide the stains that they couldn’t get out. Those of us in the field felt much safer…
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