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  • Bennettjh

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    Too many places to check for reloading stuff. I'm on the internet for like ten minutes looking for dies.

    Phone cord is too short and doesn't charge unless it's plugged in just right.
     

    Snapdragon

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    Today at work my first world problem was that my hands were so dry that I had to keep putting lotion on them, but every time I put lotion on them, my pen slid out of my hand and I couldn't write.
     

    IndyDave1776

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    Snap, you reminded me of a funny story. Back when I drove for an equipment rental company, one of the office guys decided that he needed to find something for the rent-a-drunk to do and sent him out to clean my truck. The idiot put Armorall on the steering wheel and it was like trying to keep a grip on a greased pig for over a week!
     

    Bigtanker

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    Snap, you reminded me of a funny story. Back when I drove for an equipment rental company, one of the office guys decided that he needed to find something for the rent-a-drunk to do and sent him out to clean my truck. The idiot put Armorall on the steering wheel and it was like trying to keep a grip on a greased pig for over a week!

    I did that to the entire floor in my first sleeper truck I drove over the road. Took about a month for the slipperyness to go away.

    But it looked good.
     

    seedubs1

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    Working Hands hand cream. Get it on Amazon or at Menards. No greasiness. Lots of moisture.

    Today at work my first world problem was that my hands were so dry that I had to keep putting lotion on them, but every time I put lotion on them, my pen slid out of my hand and I couldn't write.
     
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