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hawkeye
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Work

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I put in a 14 hour work day yesterday; and it was cramped, dirty, tiring boat work. Sometime during that "pilgrimage" I came to the conclusion that there is no other job that I could give that level of commitment to. I hope my employer never sees me working on the boat or I'm screwed. We are here on this forum for one reason alone: We all see something in each other that inspires us to put in 16 hr days instead of 14.

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bcooke
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Post by bcooke »

We are here on this forum for one reason alone: We all see something in each other that inspires us to put in 16 hr days instead of 14.
Actually, I am here because no one else will talk to me.

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grampianman
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Where else can we talk like this, anyway?

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Welcome to the new religion! All enthusiasts/obsessionists welcome. I worship at the pulpit of my boat. Recently Sunday services have been extended and intense. Come, Brothers and Sisters!

Cheers,
Ian
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