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Saturday, 05 September 2009
Rule 5 Labor Day Weekend: Hard Hat Hotties
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What better way to acknowledge the importance of Labor Day than to celebrate
hard working women, especially hard working women wearing hard hats.
President Grover Cleveland (born right here in Caldwell, NJ) instituted the first Labor Day celebration in the U.S. He chose a date in September to avoid any connection to International May Day since those observances were closely aligned with Communism.
Originally Labor Day was designated as a "festival" for the workers and their families. Now it marks the symbolic end of summer, and is a replete with parties and backyard barbecues.
Take a day off ladies, you've earned it.
![[hard hat girl]](http://wyblog.us/images/rule5/hardhat.jpg)
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Just im time for Halloween, there's this variation of a "working girl" costume.
I'll get my hat!
UPDATE 06 Sep 2009 11:22:
Linkage! We got linkage!
Smitty says these lovely lasses make him want to consider slowing down on the New Jersey Turnpike. Stop and smell the refineries?
Pat Austin is fired up to watch the LSU Tigers. OK, but watch out for some friendly rivalry if they ever play Rutgers.
The Classic Liberal uncovered the essence of freedom with the help of Alyssa Milano. She makes me proud to be an American.
Posted at 11:17 by Chris Wysocki
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