What Country?? What is this PIC about?????

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Ain't them Irish boys working the potato mines?[:p] 0 -
Coal mines - look at their faces. 0 -
Coal mines in England or Pennsylvania. 0 -
As a coal miner in 1910, my great-grandfather, Frederico Nero (later Narkey) made 6 dollars a day.
I'm sure he looked a lot like those folks, except Italian.
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They can't be Irish, they're all standing upright like they're sober. They can't be Eyetalian because no one is using their hands to talk. They must be Polish laborers because they are so warmly dressed. They were told they were going to work in a coal mine.
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1911 in Pennsylvania, Coal Breaker Boys
I go for coffee at Dunkin Donuts[8D] at the drive in window they have a tip jar[V].....I give him 2.00 for a small cup of coffee and wait for my change and one day he said "What, NO TIP" [:(!]
Why you Sum um ah Bitch I worked in the mines, served my country, I worked all my life and still working and no one EVER EVER gave me a tip and your pushing donuts and U want a tip[:0][:0]........You know he gave me a free coffee[:)] Now, we got to be friends and some times I leave him have all of the 2.00[8D]
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Just tipped my barber $5 again, today ... but she's a cute big-bosomed redheaded flirt who leans in on her work - as focused as she is ... and it's worth every penny!
... ain't no fool like an old fool!
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Just tipped my barber $5 again, today ... but she's a cute big-bosomed redheaded flirt who leans in on her work - as focused as she is ... and it's worth every penny!
Do you get a haircut inMichigan.
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Hey guys what hair is she cuting?? And what does that have to do with child labor? 0
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