JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for August 30, 2014

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    nosirrom  over 9 years ago

    Or this

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    Monster Hesh  over 9 years ago

    Coal or asbestos, Crunchy? Or maybe…cotton?

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    Dani Rice  over 9 years ago

    Actually, our grandkids loved to help move fallen sticks. At four, they were built a lot closer to the ground than we were, and they’d load up their little red wagon with twigs, etc and take them to the compost heap for Granddad.

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    kab2rb  over 9 years ago

    My sister and I had a road master as kids we did a lot of play time. With wood we created our own drive path.

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    Observer fo Irony  over 9 years ago

    So to discipline the kids you should take away the luxury and fun and they will not find the pleasure in that.

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    Gokie5  over 9 years ago

    My grandkids would haul sticks, sort clothes, etc., at a very early age – but when they figured out that it was work, then nuhn unh!

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    bobdingus  over 9 years ago

    I wish we could put the kids who refuse to take their education seriously to work in factories. After a few weeks they would approach school differently.

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    dcp9142  over 9 years ago

    @agingstoner, do you think that people who work in factories do so because they were slackers? If so, go visit the Tesla plant, the Apple Mac Pro factory, or any specialty steel mill. Would love to hear your insight. Or do you work in a factory?

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