Holy shit I'm M***erfu**ing #14. IBEW 134
12-04-2008, 11:33 PM
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Haha sorry macho men. When I was 15 I worked in a warehouse and lugged around 50-100lb bags all the time, its all what your used to. Just happen to not have worked out in awhile so **** off tough guys.
12-05-2008, 09:10 AM
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12-05-2008, 05:50 PM
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I got you Lil Bitches BEAT!
This is my lil story on my resume,
I was 18 years old working at StatesVille Maximum security Prison back in 1994. The officers were starting to call me 0 and 3, cause I lost my first 3 fights but that was it cause I learned how to "jail" as they use to say. I never lost another fight, I learned that in jail there are no fair fights. Grab what you can and take care of business if neccesary. For 3 years I witnessed all kinds of violence, from officers fighting inmates to inmates beating each other, like shanking a guy 15x's, getting shanked in the femoral artery and watching him bleeding to death, or opening up a shower door and having 26 Gangster Disciples standing over another Banger with his Large intestines hanging out of his *******! after being gang raped then having to fight them off just to keep them contained inside the crime scene! at the age of 19. We were fighting every other damn day!
Then I got hired by the sheriffs Dept and well I can't talk about that **** here, but all I can say is that it was been 12 non boring *** years there. 15 years all together.
One thing is true, it doesn't matter where we work as long as WE have JOBS. We are lucky to even have these JOBS right now and support this BAD habit we ALL have of spending money on our cars!
Who agrees?
Who
This is my lil story on my resume,
I was 18 years old working at StatesVille Maximum security Prison back in 1994. The officers were starting to call me 0 and 3, cause I lost my first 3 fights but that was it cause I learned how to "jail" as they use to say. I never lost another fight, I learned that in jail there are no fair fights. Grab what you can and take care of business if neccesary. For 3 years I witnessed all kinds of violence, from officers fighting inmates to inmates beating each other, like shanking a guy 15x's, getting shanked in the femoral artery and watching him bleeding to death, or opening up a shower door and having 26 Gangster Disciples standing over another Banger with his Large intestines hanging out of his *******! after being gang raped then having to fight them off just to keep them contained inside the crime scene! at the age of 19. We were fighting every other damn day!
Then I got hired by the sheriffs Dept and well I can't talk about that **** here, but all I can say is that it was been 12 non boring *** years there. 15 years all together.
One thing is true, it doesn't matter where we work as long as WE have JOBS. We are lucky to even have these JOBS right now and support this BAD habit we ALL have of spending money on our cars!
Who agrees?
Who
12-05-2008, 06:22 PM
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ok wow....are you an electrician? do you do work in highrises? i hope not after that coment......how do you expect to lay pipe in the floor if the concrete is poured?
sorry dude but i do have experience. im not a total idiot.
sorry dude but i do have experience. im not a total idiot.
12-05-2008, 09:54 PM
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all your life, congrats for you. quit crying about carrying pipe (my shoulders hurt, boohoo) and people won't make fun of you 
What are you going to do when you can't use your "pipe cart" because you are spreading a master bundle out on a deck 3 floors up where the elevator can't get to?
What are you going to do when you can't use your "pipe cart" because you are spreading a master bundle out on a deck 3 floors up where the elevator can't get to? maybe you should sit back and realize that now that you are an apprentice it doesn't mean you have a 9" ****. Am i an electrician? Um, yea, I guess you could say that. Seeing as how I already said I was a 134 member in this post and seeing how im a foreman i think i am "experienced" as well. i love getting know-it-all ****** like you on the jobsite. how old are you, like 16?
good to hear andy. wasnt sure if you still had the same number.
12-05-2008, 10:43 PM
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I got you Lil Bitches BEAT!
This is my lil story on my resume,
I was 18 years old working at StatesVille Maximum security Prison back in 1994. The officers were starting to call me 0 and 3, cause I lost my first 3 fights but that was it cause I learned how to "jail" as they use to say. I never lost another fight, I learned that in jail there are no fair fights. Grab what you can and take care of business if neccesary. For 3 years I witnessed all kinds of violence, from officers fighting inmates to inmates beating each other, like shanking a guy 15x's, getting shanked in the femoral artery and watching him bleeding to death, or opening up a shower door and having 26 Gangster Disciples standing over another Banger with his Large intestines hanging out of his *******! after being gang raped then having to fight them off just to keep them contained inside the crime scene! at the age of 19. We were fighting every other damn day!
Then I got hired by the sheriffs Dept and well I can't talk about that **** here, but all I can say is that it was been 12 non boring *** years there. 15 years all together.
One thing is true, it doesn't matter where we work as long as WE have JOBS. We are lucky to even have these JOBS right now and support this BAD habit we ALL have of spending money on our cars!
Who agrees?
Who
This is my lil story on my resume,
I was 18 years old working at StatesVille Maximum security Prison back in 1994. The officers were starting to call me 0 and 3, cause I lost my first 3 fights but that was it cause I learned how to "jail" as they use to say. I never lost another fight, I learned that in jail there are no fair fights. Grab what you can and take care of business if neccesary. For 3 years I witnessed all kinds of violence, from officers fighting inmates to inmates beating each other, like shanking a guy 15x's, getting shanked in the femoral artery and watching him bleeding to death, or opening up a shower door and having 26 Gangster Disciples standing over another Banger with his Large intestines hanging out of his *******! after being gang raped then having to fight them off just to keep them contained inside the crime scene! at the age of 19. We were fighting every other damn day!
Then I got hired by the sheriffs Dept and well I can't talk about that **** here, but all I can say is that it was been 12 non boring *** years there. 15 years all together.
One thing is true, it doesn't matter where we work as long as WE have JOBS. We are lucky to even have these JOBS right now and support this BAD habit we ALL have of spending money on our cars!
Who agrees?
Who
haha yeah plan on it. Just been lazy lately
Didn't say I COULDN'T, just said it sucked.
apparently you are if you cant comprehend what i just said. i mean even a weatherman understood it lol. let me make it simpler- if the floors aren't poured yet, then how will you take your skip up and bring the pipe up? um, you cant. it's called stairs.
maybe you should sit back and realize that now that you are an apprentice it doesn't mean you have a 9" ****. Am i an electrician? Um, yea, I guess you could say that. Seeing as how I already said I was a 134 member in this post and seeing how im a foreman i think i am "experienced" as well. i love getting know-it-all ****** like you on the jobsite. how old are you, like 16?
maybe you should sit back and realize that now that you are an apprentice it doesn't mean you have a 9" ****. Am i an electrician? Um, yea, I guess you could say that. Seeing as how I already said I was a 134 member in this post and seeing how im a foreman i think i am "experienced" as well. i love getting know-it-all ****** like you on the jobsite. how old are you, like 16?
12-06-2008, 07:21 AM
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haha I wasn't sayin it in hostility, just tryin to tell people whats up.
Sounds rough Zeke, how you land a job like that at 18?
haha yeah plan on it. Just been lazy lately
Didn't say I COULDN'T, just said it sucked.
Good to know there are other 134 guys on here, I was IBEW 21 before and generally liked the union even though 21 is on the weak side. Where are you a foreman.
Sounds rough Zeke, how you land a job like that at 18?
haha yeah plan on it. Just been lazy lately
Didn't say I COULDN'T, just said it sucked.
Good to know there are other 134 guys on here, I was IBEW 21 before and generally liked the union even though 21 is on the weak side. Where are you a foreman.
If people can't buy cars, they surely arent buying any type of property which ***** a whole ton of people up. What can you do though, just cross your fingers and hope the economy comes back eventually.
If you were a IBEW 21 member before, how come you needed to go through the apprentice program? Couldn't you just be a traveler over to 134 and take your credentials test?
12-07-2008, 01:25 PM
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@ Belec. Times are extremely rough for us though. My boss has never been this slow in the 20 years hes been in business. Not only us either though, usually we are the ones that have work. We are cutting hours to keep everyone working now and already laid off 4 workers. The job I'm on now is coming to an end towards the end of the year, not sure after that.
If people can't buy cars, they surely arent buying any type of property which ***** a whole ton of people up. What can you do though, just cross your fingers and hope the economy comes back eventually.
If you were a IBEW 21 member before, how come you needed to go through the apprentice program? Couldn't you just be a traveler over to 134 and take your credentials test?
If people can't buy cars, they surely arent buying any type of property which ***** a whole ton of people up. What can you do though, just cross your fingers and hope the economy comes back eventually.
If you were a IBEW 21 member before, how come you needed to go through the apprentice program? Couldn't you just be a traveler over to 134 and take your credentials test?
12-07-2008, 05:46 PM
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Ah, thought you were an A card already. A cards can swap between locals. I looked into moving to Cali and they said no problem if my credentials were up to date in Chicago, just take a test there and I would be fine.
12-16-2008, 06:36 PM
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IBEW 180 CA STATE CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN HERE.....for the last 18 years i have been an electrician.I LOVE MY JOB...PERIOD
Watching all the bs in this thread cracks me up.Its not about who knows what cause the know it alls DONT KNOW ****....THAT IS FACT...I have been a foreman,right now GF,it dont mean i know **** except how to do what i do well.There are many ways to get stuff to different parts of jobsites even if there are no poured floors.
Quit the bitchen at each other and act like the BROTHERHOOD ITS SUPPOSED TO BE AND GIVE THE NEW APPRENTICES GUIDANCE.That is what a true JOURNEYMAN DOES HE TEACHES THE NEW APPRENTICES HOW TO DO IT RIGHT AND QUICK..
and schultz congrats man you will love it
Watching all the bs in this thread cracks me up.Its not about who knows what cause the know it alls DONT KNOW ****....THAT IS FACT...I have been a foreman,right now GF,it dont mean i know **** except how to do what i do well.There are many ways to get stuff to different parts of jobsites even if there are no poured floors.
Quit the bitchen at each other and act like the BROTHERHOOD ITS SUPPOSED TO BE AND GIVE THE NEW APPRENTICES GUIDANCE.That is what a true JOURNEYMAN DOES HE TEACHES THE NEW APPRENTICES HOW TO DO IT RIGHT AND QUICK..
and schultz congrats man you will love it
12-17-2008, 07:22 PM
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Do they even have buildings that are taller than 2 stories in CA :p
I'll be the first to admit that I don't know ****
I do know how to run a job though which a lot of people can't do. If someone comes to me with a question or needing help, I will gladly help them. It's the ones that think they are know-it-alls that will get treated like one from me. Besides, the new guy always gets **** until there is another new guy.
I'll be the first to admit that I don't know ****
I do know how to run a job though which a lot of people can't do. If someone comes to me with a question or needing help, I will gladly help them. It's the ones that think they are know-it-alls that will get treated like one from me. Besides, the new guy always gets **** until there is another new guy.
12-17-2008, 09:49 PM
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Do they even have buildings that are taller than 2 stories in CA :p
I'll be the first to admit that I don't know **** I do know how to run a job though which a lot of people can't do. If someone comes to me with a question or needing help, I will gladly help them. It's the ones that think they are know-it-alls that will get treated like one from me. Besides, the new guy always gets **** until there is another new guy.
I'll be the first to admit that I don't know ****
I do know how to run a job though which a lot of people can't do. If someone comes to me with a question or needing help, I will gladly help them. It's the ones that think they are know-it-alls that will get treated like one from me. Besides, the new guy always gets **** until there is another new guy.and yes we have plenty of 20-30 + story highrises here.lol smartass
