A joke about having a hard job is:
“My job at the concrete plant seems to get harder and harder.”
The concrete job pun was posted on the website Pun of the Day on December 30, 2011.
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34. My job at the concrete plant seems to get harder and harder.
Dave
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3:03 AM - 30 Dec 2011
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3:03 AM - 30 Dec 2011
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My job at the concrete plant seems to get harder and harder.
10:03 AM - 4 Aug 2012
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My job at the concrete plant seems to get harder and harder.
2:15 PM - 22 Dec 2017
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My job at the concrete plant seems to get harder and harder.
submitted January 28, 2018 by wonliners
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My job at the concrete plant seems to get harder and harder.
11:15 PM - 17 Mar 2018
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