I remember old heads telling me, those who had fathers who were railroaders during the depression, at least, in the town known for picnic table loving, everyone agreed to take at least one trip off a month (generous) to try and cut some of the extra board a break. Never heard of it being policy, though:
March 1, 1933 The Pennsylvania Railroad imposes an unpaid furlough of six days per month to spread work among its remaining employees. In addition, the PRR cancels some long-distance trains due to lack of business following the closing of many banks throughout the Midwest.
Uke said
5:08 PM, 03/02/13
Now aren't ya glad ya didn't work for those cheapskates! You'a starved if ya signed up! No wonder they went bankrupt... That's no way ta run a railroad!
Snippy said
5:09 PM, 03/02/13
Fuck Uke.
(Saturday Edition)
Uke said
5:17 PM, 03/02/13
Oh damn!
Thunderwagon5000 said
5:36 PM, 03/02/13
Snippy wrote:
Fuck Uke.
(Saturday Edition)
Exactly. Do Not phuk with the spareboard grunts speshly on day 6
Uke said
5:44 PM, 03/02/13
Snippy is not happy on Saturdaze. He haz contracted to report in at a LAMCO installation nearby. To 'work'... Hahahahaaa...
LAMCO owns Snippy. No wonder he hat... He does not appreciate the relationship!
Thunderwagon5000 said
5:47 PM, 03/02/13
very sad story
*cy*
almost feel bad having the day off
almost
Uke said
5:53 PM, 03/02/13
Then again, you might consider lending Snippy a hand... Hah!
Thunderwagon5000 said
7:06 PM, 03/02/13
sure . no prob . tired of the Kicking Horse 454 / hazelnut cream blend today already
time to get a little skif of the organic Christmas Peppermint ararbicas outa the phreezer
Uke said
7:42 PM, 03/02/13
Not exactly... Never mind! Just send a refund ta yer outfit, since yer already overpaid!
Thunderwagon5000 said
12:06 AM, 03/03/13
well sorry that's not right...maybe a popular misconception or discrepancy due to international currency exchange rates
almost enough , but not quite . still, better than looking pher a job or slavin @ Lintco # ...
I remember old heads telling me, those who had fathers who were railroaders during the depression, at least, in the town known for picnic table loving, everyone agreed to take at least one trip off a month (generous) to try and cut some of the extra board a break. Never heard of it being policy, though:
March 1, 1933 The Pennsylvania Railroad imposes an unpaid furlough of six days per month to spread work among its remaining employees. In addition, the PRR cancels some long-distance trains due to lack of business following the closing of many banks throughout the Midwest.
(Saturday Edition)
Exactly. Do Not phuk with the spareboard grunts speshly on day 6
LAMCO owns Snippy. No wonder he hat... He does not appreciate the relationship!
very sad story
*cy*
almost feel bad having the day off
almost
sure . no prob . tired of the Kicking Horse 454 / hazelnut cream blend today already
time to get a little skif of the organic Christmas Peppermint ararbicas outa the phreezer
well sorry that's not right...maybe a popular misconception or discrepancy due to international currency exchange rates
almost enough , but not quite . still, better than looking pher a job or slavin @ Lintco # ...