Worst job you ever had was what?

[Janell]

I needed tution money badly so I picked rocks for a farmer for a few weeks. It's funny how small a rock looks until you try to dig it out~

[Evil Chris]

Originally Posted by Janell

I needed tution money badly so I picked rocks for a farmer for a few weeks. It's funny how small a rock looks until you try to dig it out~

Oh I forgot about picking rocks. I did that lot's of times too.
In the town I grew up in, there were always farmers coming in to town looking for kids to come do jobs for them. Whether it be bailing hay, picking rocks or even "chicken picken". Essentially that was a two day job. The first day you're picking chickens out of their coop cages and putting them in crates (off to Campbell's soup they go), and the 2nd day putting new (and clean) chickens back into the cages for egg laying.

It was a very dirty and stinky job, but it did pay well. I didn't mind it too much because all my friends and I would get in on it.

[DrGuile]

bagger in a grocery store, 4 hours, they actually didnt keep me
later that same summer I got a job at the local university/community radio station, at 9$/hour, listening to the new CDs that came in and doing ads production...

fucking eh Im glad they didnt keep me at the grocery store! My amorphousness pays off!

[Quagmire]

Originally Posted by Janell

I needed tution money badly so I picked rocks for a farmer for a few weeks. It's funny how small a rock looks until you try to dig it out~

I'm in a unique position allowing me to offer people some perspective to what you're talking about. I have a farm with horses and I've been clearing our paddocks of small apple trees and cedars than seem to love to grow in any open space. The rock in the picture started out sticking out of the ground roughly the size of half a bowling ball (about 10" around and 5" high)



The rock here is about 6 feet wide, and the part you can't see in the hole is down about 3+ feet. As you can see by its position we can't even drag it out with the tractor and figure its several tons.

After much thought I've decided to put the backhoe on the tractor, dig a hole slightly bigger than the rock and push the fucker in it and bury it.