I was reading my 5 year old son a bedtime story from a book he and his mother picked out at the library when I noticed this picture......doesn't say much about the requirements for a rod-man job....
What is the book?
Seb, post: 345762, member: 7509 wrote: What is the book?
It's called "Dig!" By Andrea Zimmerman and David Clemesha
Is the monkey on the back supposed to represent the client?? :whistle:
"a serious problem that you cannot forget When you know you have to do everything perfectly, it puts a giant monkey on your back."
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/a+monkey+on+back
I've seen that crew!
I think I was the I-man at one time.
That backhoe has one great nose. Gin Blossom?
What is that "rodman" eyeing? Looks like a part-time archeologist about to shut the job down.
JA, PLS SoCal
Been referred to as a Brush Ape years ago
I've seen that crew before too.....
Backhoe's and orange vests go hand in hand. Hard hats, safety glasses and some cones go hand in hand also. I'm calling OSHA...lol
Monkey's seem to fit the agenda as well. Kinda funny how the level isn't level, and the rod monkey is looking for his next banana. hmmmmm
Looks like a curious George story!
That's weird. At about the same time you posted, I was looking up the origin of the name of the Gin Blossoms band.
It was a woman who drove me to drink, and I never had the courtesy to thank her for it. WC Fields
We all got to start somewhere.
Is that rodmonkey for hire? I might be able to give it a promotion to party chief. It's gotta be at least as good as who I have right now! Of course, if I'm not careful, the monkey will replace me.
