I ain't posting here no more either
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From: the moral high ground
Originally Posted by flafonman
What if I were to ask you to reply, and included the dancing nanners?
One post in the past year and you take the time to post here?
I'm honored.
flafonman, I thought you got ate up by a hurricane or something.
As for the rest of you,
I read this thread to the goat and he seems to be semi-impressed. He's either grinning or it's gas.(should know soon)
naaa just leave Raoul.... no ones stopping u! 
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Roual, seeing as how I live down the road from you, I was curious to if you needed any help herding your goats? I have some experience with them...................no, not in that way, just herding them.
Besides, someone has to represent the Peninsula, I don't think I would be missed if I left.....
Also, what kind of pay would I be looking at? Just wondering, I'm in the need of some food and would like to know what kind I can buy on my new Goat Hearding salary.
I can send a Resume upon request.
Besides, someone has to represent the Peninsula, I don't think I would be missed if I left.....
Also, what kind of pay would I be looking at? Just wondering, I'm in the need of some food and would like to know what kind I can buy on my new Goat Hearding salary.
I can send a Resume upon request.
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From: the moral high ground
Originally Posted by RandallT
..Also, what kind of pay would I be looking at? Just wondering, I'm in the need of some food and would like to know what kind I can buy on my new Goat Hearding salary.
I can send a Resume upon request.
I can send a Resume upon request.
Every morning you have to get them dressed, put a hard hat on them and drop them off at thier job on I64/Mercury interchange project.
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Originally Posted by Raoul
It's hard work.
Every morning you have to get them dressed, put a hard hat on them and drop them off at thier job on I64/Mercury interchange project.
Every morning you have to get them dressed, put a hard hat on them and drop them off at thier job on I64/Mercury interchange project.
AAAHHHHH! That explains allot. I could have sworn a bunch of monkeys were doing that project........now I see it's the goats job. I can load those boys up and drop them off from now on. I would also suggest them wearing Orange reflective vest..........for safety of course.
So, when do I start? Do I stay onsite and Supervise or just drop off and leave?
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From: the moral high ground
Originally Posted by RandallT
... Do I stay onsite and Supervise or just drop off and leave?
(Two miles of asphalt and a cloverleaf that has been going on for three years!. For comparison, the Empire State Building was finished in eight months.)
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Originally Posted by Raoul
As for the rest of you,
I read this thread to the goat and he seems to be semi-impressed. He's either grinning or it's gas.(should know soon)
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Originally Posted by StngStr
I agree. Hit the bricks dude, and don't let the door hit you on the way out.
This guy who we never heard of before has been hiding in a dark corner just waiting on his chance to jump out and pounce on Raoul. Are we going to allow this? HELL NO! HE WON'T GO!
HELL NO! HE WON'T GO!
HELL NO! HE WON'T GO!
