rod
Retired 22 years
Rubbernecking-------wait until you retire - you will become an expert at it. I've been known to follow a fire truck for miles just to see what's going on.
Rubbernecking-------wait until you retire - you will become an expert at it. I've been known to follow a fire truck for miles just to see what's going on.
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rod
Retired 22 years
Sleeping 8 or 9 and taking a 2 hour nap helps.
That's why I call my sick days "snow days".
Cementups
Box Monkey
I'm on the call board. They offer me work heading to places like that, I pass.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Up here we call drivers who bang in on snow days "snow fairies".
I have been called a "snow fairy" on many occasions.
I've still never called in because of weather. Doesn't bother me to drive in it, I just go slower.
We had 3 snow fairies book off last night. The driving wasn't even bad here.
The trailer I usually pick up at midnight got cancelled tho, it comes from PA.
A bunch of OTR guys got hotels, cuz they were in the thick of it.
We had 3 snow fairies book off last night. The driving wasn't even bad here.
The trailer I usually pick up at midnight got cancelled tho, it comes from PA.
A bunch of OTR guys got hotels, cuz they were in the thick of it.
That's all you brother, we got plenty of guys who feel the same way which is fine with me.
rod
Retired 22 years
rod
Retired 22 years
No--not yet---I did try it once just to see what all the fuss was about. I'm a pretty busy man. I can't be walking around afterwards for 3 hours and 45 minutes with a stiffy.
Big Babooba
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Boss doesn't believe we have snow up here. He's 30 miles to the south.
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rod
Retired 22 years
Was this you in the 60's?
Standing in front of the class giving a book report---that would be me.
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