The COE started site prep at Engineer this morning for the fish cleaning station
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The COE started site prep at Engineer this morning for the fish cleaning station
Good deal!!
great
Four guys standing around watching, one guy working....Yep, that's government work!:crazy:
You forgot the one I was talking to. Gubment!
Bout time for all of them to have those put in.
Ought to be interesting what comes out of that with the GWs wanting to measure your fillets.
Wannabe...
or check your license :Rofl
Looks like Union workers........i should know lolQuote:
Originally Posted by feelay
DOT, takes one man to do the work and 8 to hold all his shovels and tools!
The one on the left, yellow hardhat, was driving the dump truck. The one with the stick was, of course, the stickman. The one on the right was running the level. The one I was talking to was the job foreman. Then you have the track hoe driver. That leaves the gewber in the striped shirt without something to do. Straw Boss, maybe?
kinda like the 2 guys I watched working on the roadside at lunch today. One was digging a hole and another fellow was coming along behind filling them back up. I went and asked them how they could waste taxpayers money. One guy told me "well,you see. this is normally a 3 man crew. I dig the hole, Charlie drops the tree in and Bill there fills it in. Charlie's sick today. You don't expect Bill and me to miss a day's work, do you?"
They probably retired from MLGW, plenty of practice.Quote:
Originally Posted by feelay
No Dout.....Quote:
Originally Posted by cray
Charlie, you ain't right.:D
Maybe while they're at it, they'll put mats on the ramps!!!!
Easy there hoss...lets not get carried away. Probably be two years building this cleaning station. One at the lower lake was closed off again yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by JTMavs
Hey hey easy on the MLGW guys there fellas. Me and bigblue resemble that remark.
Will these cleaning stations go to more ramps than at engineers?:dono
Let them get this one finished first. Your asking a bit to much at this point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tsnook53
That's a 2 man crew. The strawboss and one worker at a time. If you get a 3 man crew, you may need a new strawboss.
Someone posted an email here a while back from the lake manager that stated they had two cleaning stations in stock. One each for Engineers Point and Teckville. They were just waiting to have them installed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tsnook53
But, like feelay said, don't get too excited. If I remember correctly, a while back, the new restroom, outdoor swim beach shower, and parking lot lights at Teckville took over a year to complete. Then they came back the following year and took up the swimming area buoys and capped the shower. Said they didn't have the money to maintain the swimming areas.
Jack's bay in white river refuge.... They built a nice shower and bath facility. Made it a lot better for campers and fishermen. Next thing you know they demolish it. All that's left is the slab.
GW won't NEED to measure your fish. When you lay it on the table it will automatically be measured, weighed, and sexed. That information will be linked via satellite to your profile in their database. Oh, you didn't fill out a profile? You didn't have to. When you stepped on the pad that the cleaning station is on, you were scanned (cranially, anally, and optically) and a DNA sample was taken. (That mosquito that lit on your arm wasn't really a mosquito. It was a drone. Good thing you missed it when you swatted at it. They charge for those things and they ain't cheap!!)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
If any fish is found to be to short, the MDWFP, DHS, CIA, FBI, and a dozen other gubmint agencies will be alerted. Then the fun really begins!
Have a nice day!
Mike