The Star City Brewers Guild uses this picture as an illustration of  "A reason not to drink before going to work".

It is also featured, though with little comment, on a page which is an individual's collection of strange stories and pictures from the internet and newspapers.

This collection with the picture is on a site belonging to a young couple under the heading "Jim's Collection of Humor".

Here it appears on a retired Garland, Texas City Parks worker's home page under the caption "It really wasn't like this, well not all the time."

And here it inexplicably appears in the midst of a large collection of family  pictures of the "Jim, Joe, John and Debbie at Bob's Campground"  type.

This large collection of pictures, humorous and otherwise, also contains notmyjob.

As I went through the results of an Altavista search on "notmyjob", I found several sites which simply included notmyjob on their home page as an attention getter with little relevance, and sometimes not even any comment.

This interesting essay which stands the information superhighway metaphor upon its head uses notmyjob as its lead picture. It  describes in florid detail what an actual highway run in the anarchic fashion of the internet would be like. (Note the address of this site.)

From a personal home page comes the following quote concerning notmyjob:
 

[The following email and photo from Bob W. is just for fun (and is rated PG - pretty gross):]

"Apparently, the intent or message the photographer is intending to capture
in the attached picture is a statement of the decline of the American work
ethic in the government sector (a.k.a. highway workers). This
can also be witnessed in the picture's title ("notmyjob"). It has been passed
on that this picture was taken in none other than Mr. Clinton's home state,
Arkansas. A picture is worth a thousand words. (I laughed till I had tears in
my eyes when I saw this). Bob"

Another curious remark is found at this site, where there is a broken link to a picture with the proportions of notmyjob,  and the comment "Feeling lazy?  How about the guys in the Oregon Public Works dept... "