A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973)

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A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973)



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    craigb
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    Re: A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973) 2016/11/28 15:49:40 (permalink)
    Think he was into the Grateful Dead back then? 

     
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    Re: A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973) 2016/11/28 17:56:10 (permalink)
    That's job you have to be diggin' it to do.

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    Re: A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973) 2016/11/28 18:00:44 (permalink)
    It says he was only "part-time," does that mean he was lazy and only dug part of the hole? 

     
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    Re: A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973) 2016/11/28 18:13:42 (permalink)
    craigb
    It says he was only "part-time," does that mean he was lazy and only dug part of the hole? 


    Ya. The bottom half.

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    Re: A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973) 2016/11/28 20:26:13 (permalink)
    I can't believe I never figured it out.  Grave digger would the ULTIMATE job for a rocker, no?  I'm going to apply.  It's quiet, you get in shape and if no people died that day, you can have breaks all day.  I don't think one ever really sees a body, that would freak me out.  And then the most important thing about a job, you have a room with a view.  NO?
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    Re: A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973) 2016/11/28 20:26:21 (permalink)
     


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    Re: A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973) 2016/11/28 20:27:04 (permalink)
    I LOVE the clash!
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    Re: A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973) 2016/11/28 21:17:59 (permalink)
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    It says he was only "part-time," does that mean he was lazy and only dug part of the hole? 


    Ya. The bottom half.




     
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    Re: A young Joe Strummer working as a part-time grave digger, pre-Clash days (circa 1973) 2016/11/28 23:36:13 (permalink)
    pffft !  You're ALL WRONG! It's obvious to me he is in charge of the shovel and in control of who comes and goes literally

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