seeing as the thing was so big... they gave me a special fork lift.
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the pickers would hand me their slips (they would get all the monitors and pc's and the like) ad i'd get all the software on my special machine.Last edited by DS23; 7 July 2007, 15:50.Comment
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lofty and me were always trying to do enough overtime to take home 2k a month in our payslips.Last edited by DS23; 7 July 2007, 15:49.Comment
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I am repulsed yet slightly intruiged by this post!Originally posted by KentPhilipBernard Manning had a big fat JUICY bottom.
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DS23 welcome back, take over
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it was a bit easier for lofty to get to. he was a certified fork lift driver where i was just a grunt with an ability to find stuff.Comment
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