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At last I found it......
- Thread starter George-CT
- Start date
Wayne in BC
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Larry (IL)
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One of my uncles was born with a deformed arm and the family thought they would always have to take care of him. No Sir, not for my Uncle Jack he's a hard worker and a good businessman too. He's 72 now and can still dig faster with one good arm than most young guys can dig with two. He still goes to work everyday at 6am and puts in a half day at his company hauling sewage and toxic waste, then he goes home and 'plays' on his horsefarm with his thoroughbreds which he's been racing for years. Jack probably worth a little over $10M +/- and he loves life and is a great guy to be around; not bad for a so called cripple.
He always used to tell me 'That's not sh!t - That's gold' and he was right.
Best you hurry up and get diggin',
BDA
He always used to tell me 'That's not sh!t - That's gold' and he was right.
Best you hurry up and get diggin',
BDA
Arkie John
Active member
Can you see that photo "appropriately framed" for giving as a gag gift???? Hmmmmm.
Thanks for the gag. (No pun intended!)
aj
Thanks for the gag. (No pun intended!)
aj
construction jobs to pump them out. In big letters on it was. Your sh-t is our bread and butter. That used to crack us up. He had come up from the south so had never spent a winter here. He soon found out you needed anti freeze in them if you were going to pump they out of this way. LOL, we told him we needed heat in them... He put a 100 watt light bulb in each of them up about head high. Oh yeah, that did a lot of good. Now, they are expensive to rent. It cost us on race day, 75 bucks each for one and we rent 10 of them. This year we are buying up some used ones and just have the honey wagon come pump then after the race. Be far cheaper...
Geo-CT
Geo-CT