Pluggers by Rick McKee for July 02, 2024

I bought used shirts specifically for that reason.

The reason why certain clothes are worn for working in ;-)

‘Father Flannel’ would say, “There’s no such thing as a bad shirt.” (—

Grease? Me bearly a car mechanic.

I used ‘new’ shirts and pants from the thrift store for my work shirts and pants. I was like the character Pig Pen in the Peanuts comics; I could walk past a piece of machinery and grease would leap off of it and on to me like dirt did to him.

Yes

I have a shirt and slacks specifically for painting.

A plugger doesn’t have to go looking for dirty greasy clothes shredding work. It comes looking for them. It found my dad while he was wearing good suits.

And then you cut them up into strips to tie up your tomatoes.

A true Plugger has learned how to do messy jobs without getting his clothes dirty. Answer: Have someone else do them.

That will match the red spaghetti sauce spots…

Plugger should have a Sunday best shirt.

Of course if there wasn’t so much of us in front of us, that wouldn’t happen.

Define good shirt and the purpose thereof. :)

My shirts were covered with welding burns.

It can’t be a “good shirt”. It has two pockets. “Good shirts” have one or none pockets.

Happens to me when I eat. I can’t help it. I just love food! :) :)

Little bit of Dawn will get that.

pluggers don’t care about grease stains because they don’t care what others think about their clothes just like they don’t think of others clothes because they’ve learned clothes don’t make the person

It’s probably just chicken grease. :)

It was raining, and I came across someone who’s car was acting up while wearing good clothes.

No hesitation, I fixed her car.