After 20 years of highway construction, my brother got an office job with the state of Florida. He said it was nice to talk about something besides women, (that wasn’t the term he used) drinking and fighting. Oh, and one more thing; not having to use a Porto John.
I knew I had reached a certain age when construction workers and the like stopped cat-calling at me. Sadly, that certain age was about 20. :/ (Not that I’m sad to walk down the street without being harassed, but a little sad that they were yowling at teenage girls when they were in their 40’s.)
Reminds me of the “Sex And The City” episode where Miranda finally calls out the construction worker who’s been cat-calling her- not having dated in months she basically tells him “fine, you wanna go at it, let’s go!” He gets flustered and says “geez lady, I’m married!”
Sisyphos about 12 years ago
Calling Mr. Trash! Mr. Trash, the neighborhood hottie doesn’t even notice my existence. What should I do? You seem to be trained in such matters….
MrSulusBrain about 12 years ago
These days Opus would be reading “Manual Labor for Dummies”.
Vonne Anton about 12 years ago
(Sigh) I shook it and accidentally broke it!
J Short about 12 years ago
After 20 years of highway construction, my brother got an office job with the state of Florida. He said it was nice to talk about something besides women, (that wasn’t the term he used) drinking and fighting. Oh, and one more thing; not having to use a Porto John.
wroady about 12 years ago
@vonne anton, if you shook yours and broke it, it probably had a crack in it in the first place!
BluePumpkin about 12 years ago
I knew I had reached a certain age when construction workers and the like stopped cat-calling at me. Sadly, that certain age was about 20. :/ (Not that I’m sad to walk down the street without being harassed, but a little sad that they were yowling at teenage girls when they were in their 40’s.)
ghretighoti about 12 years ago
And thus was born the term “Trash Talk”.
Opus Croakus about 12 years ago
Reminds me of the “Sex And The City” episode where Miranda finally calls out the construction worker who’s been cat-calling her- not having dated in months she basically tells him “fine, you wanna go at it, let’s go!” He gets flustered and says “geez lady, I’m married!”