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Old 02-14-2014, 01:51 PM
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Default Speaking of non productive snow removal!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejghUcVToBA
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lmfao!! Only at walmart!!

However, I see your crappy snow removal and raise you the worst plow driver around!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwiKPiNCdq8
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lmfao!! Only at walmart!!

However, I see your crappy snow removal and raise you the worst plow driver around!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwiKPiNCdq8

looks like hes in 2wd....at my work we had an F150 that the 4wd didn't work that they plowed with and it did the same thing that truck in the video did.
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If 2WD is all you have, then you need A LOT of ballast weight in the back.

I would call that match of stupid between the shopping cart and plow a draw.

Both of those guys Pilot Lights have been out for a lonnnnnnnnggg time.
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Pilot light ???????? They only had a clue, now be glad they didn't have a cub , them boys is lethal !!!!!!!!!!& you can't cure stupid !
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Before their pilot lights went out! those pilots burned up the shredded clues they used to have...
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The wheel is turning but the hamster is either sleeping or dead
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If I may be in defense of the walmart worker---

management probably told him to go shovel snow off the sidewalk. The employee probably did not want to go out into the cold and shovel snow, so he's killing time shoveling the snow.

I worked retail and a manager told me to go get carts from the parking lot. I was outside for 3 hours. I came in with one cart and the manager goes "where have you been?!?!?!" I said "getting carts. You didn't say to stop getting carts." Boy was she mad....
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