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That guy looks like he's getting ready to drink a couple more.

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Division 231's President has retired. I just got the call from him, seems to be in good spirits. He will still be running our website. I suggested that he run for public office, because he has the time and needs to get a message out just like Bernie Sanders is.

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Guys gonna pull a Yook huh? Good thing he can tho...

Did ya hear whats gonna happen to his Boss? Just lose cond cert/still have engineer/ lose both...



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Not sure yet. We will know in 30 days. Yes, it is a good thing he could retire. Seems to be okay with it, I don't think he will be bored, and of course he will stay envolved with the Division. I believe he can organize our retirees to work on legislative stuff..

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Too bad he had to leave this way. I always thought that guys who retired because something bad happened rather than retiring because they wanted to go were sad stories. I always have wondered if they thought, "Maybe I shouldn't have stuck around so long".

There was a HAWG in Bellevue who worked well past retirement, who ran a stop signal coming out of Bellevue on his local one day, not long after I retired. (New Haven Connection on the Fostoria main, Pipes). He was about 67, plenty of service, he's the kind of guy I wondered this about, he went right in the next day and retired. Don't know what became of the BOT.

I've known others who also went out the hard way.

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Well, when the Division has the retirement party, perhaps us that are celebrating can help change that, meaning showing them that they still have their dignity and grace. Bob will be okay, him running our website, and perhaps motivating the retirees to be legislatively active.

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Our Vice President will step up 1 Jan. I will step up to Legislative Rep 1 Jan.

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A common thing, *cy*.

Snippy has several stories. Sometimes he knows they do it on purpose. There is no shame when you reach the time and service and get a fuggit attitude. They just go until they get caught and go away.

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Who the hell is our VP?

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WTF???? Don't you know anything? You don't pay attention at the meetings. Our VP is Voodoo
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A common thing, *cy*.

Snippy has several stories. Sometimes he knows they do it on purpose. There is no shame when you reach the time and service and get a fuggit attitude. They just go until they get caught and go away.


Most of the time, you end up screwing some innocent.  I know a few stories myself.  I couldn't have done it.

 



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Cy Valley wrote:
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A common thing, *cy*.

Snippy has several stories. Sometimes he knows they do it on purpose. There is no shame when you reach the time and service and get a fuggit attitude. They just go until they get caught and go away.


Most of the time, you end up screwing some innocent.  I know a few stories myself.  I couldn't have done it.

 


 Same here...knew a guy who sold job insurance for years, had his 30 years just wasn't 60 for a year. Had a brand new BOSS who wouldn't buy job insurance with him. BOSS told him he didn't need insurance cause he was gonna do everything right. BOSS found out hard way he had to pull the red lever and stop the train BEFORE they got by the red. pullin the red lever just before they went by the red wasn't good enuff to save his job.

They did have mercy on the BOSS and he was the only one from the Ingram era that I knew who got back early.



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Freddie Krueger wrote:

WTF???? Don't you know anything? You don't pay attention at the meetings. Our VP is Voodoo
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 Pay attention to what?



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Elections, nominations, etc. Read the monthly treasurer's report and listen to the minutes. Geebus Cripes, you just consume the air in the place????? You are the chaplain by the way..

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Calvin wrote:
Cy Valley wrote:
Snippy wrote:

A common thing, *cy*.

Snippy has several stories. Sometimes he knows they do it on purpose. There is no shame when you reach the time and service and get a fuggit attitude. They just go until they get caught and go away.


Most of the time, you end up screwing some innocent.  I know a few stories myself.  I couldn't have done it.

 


 Same here...knew a guy who sold job insurance for years, had his 30 years just wasn't 60 for a year. Had a brand new BOSS who wouldn't buy job insurance with him. BOSS told him he didn't need insurance cause he was gonna do everything right. BOSS found out hard way he had to pull the red lever and stop the train BEFORE they got by the red. pullin the red lever just before they went by the red wasn't good enuff to save his job.

They did have mercy on the BOSS and he was the only one from the Ingram era that I knew who got back early.


 like.... DAMN.... he went the extra mile to prove his point.....!!  

 I don't doubt it for a second though.... when I hired out some of those old bastards where spiteful, vengeful, motherfuckers....



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