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Guess what happened to us today in the car🚕🚕🚕🚕
easy-lift guy replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
You encountered another wandering bovine using a pedestrian cross walk? easy-lift guy -
Here in the states a temporary charge is added to your debit card in order to authentic the card against fraud. Usually the funds are returned to the card holders account within 24 hours. This is what I have been told by gas station attendent's in the know. easy-lift guy
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Easy lift sun hat keep me safe from the sun well done ted
easy-lift guy replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
I sent 6 different pictures to Justin sometime ago, however I have not seen them of his sight as of yet, of course Jon may also be more photogenic than I as well:sneaky2: I am holding out for Jon and the local cow posing together in solidarity agains the malcontents and mental midgets plaguing his hood! easy-lift guy -
Try contacting your local chapter of the ISA. You may be able to secure some recommended carriers that are available for your visit,work. easy-lift guy
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The 1£ charge should be refunded to your card tonight. Here Stateside this form of authentication was common pratice to help with discouraging people spying PIN numbers on key boards, our worse. easy-lift guy
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You did not disappoint the membership and least of all your self. Well done! easy-lift guy
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What a wonderful gift. Happy Birthday, many Happy returns. easy-lift guy
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Best prices on shipping containers 20ft on way ones thanks
easy-lift guy replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Thanks Jon, eggs, I needed a good belly laugh just now! easy-lift guy -
Best prices on shipping containers 20ft on way ones thanks
easy-lift guy replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
If it walks like a chicken and clucks like a chicken and looks like a chicken it is definitely one of them roaming cows in your hood:thumbup1: Take care. easy-lift guy -
Best prices on shipping containers 20ft on way ones thanks
easy-lift guy replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Jon, If your wanting that 20' container wired for your Hen house your going to be collecting eggs around the clock!. I hope you find that bargain with the Mendiplogs discount. easy-lift guy -
Looks like butt rot from here. Will you need to decontaminate your saws after cutting down the trees?. How have you been? easy-lift guy
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Looking for a good led torch for yard thanks
easy-lift guy replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
Jon, I just tried and send you a PM about the make and model Flash light you want, message came back and said your box was full of it, I mean mail and you need to delete some messages?. Say it isn't so! easy-lift guy -
Way to many strings attached for that act on the part of the Communist and Chief and his secretary of state AKA Lurch from the Adams Family. Still no free elections, still no political prisoners released, still no public disavowment of support of terrorism around the world. And of course the cuban government has the gull to want reparations from the US and Uncle Sap:thumbdown: I have Cuban friends that got out of Cuba before castro took over the entire country and they were lucky to have made it out alive. There other family members did not surrive:thumbdown: Really sorry for the derail on this thread, I take this personel. easy-lift guy
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Fair enough, To be continued. easy-lift guy
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Now it makes sense, Unions. That subject is a barrel of worms. And private investors are allowed to buy into this cluster frack!. The makers and takers are feeding into this scheme, Yikes!! easy-lift guy
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When one gets use to receiving something for nothing apathy, and ones desire to do more with less and work more efficiently quickly disappears. At least that is what I have seen over and over here in the US:thumbdown: Risk is often associated with success and failure, however I choose to make my own calculations and not rely on the government in the process. Government acts on its own behalf and other than providing for a national defense and a form of exchange to purchase good and services virtually all other services could and should be provided by the private sector, IMHO easy-lift guy
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Interesting concept. What happens when the number of state ownership farms become a majority share of the overall market?. Will pricing of say Milk be the exclusive domain of the state and not the free market supply and demand theory?. How will the state cope with imports from other countries, like EU countries dumping lower cost Milk on the market? Who will determine experience and qualification? I get the part of the owner drawing a salary from the state since by default that person is employed by the same entity. Sorry if some if not most of my questions may have already been answered with your earlier links. Thanks easy-lift guy
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I wonder who really peed in the authors Weaties for that fine compilation? easy-lift guy
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Regrettably most parasites are. Pity no mods are not on duty tonight. easy-lift guy
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I guess there are no mods on duty, looking forward to Steve using his banned button again. easy-lift guy
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Bamboo is fine to chip, papas grass or a palm log is really not what a chipper is designed to handle. easy-lift guy
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Yes we do and I hate it 100 times more because we have less and less makers every year. At present 93 million out of over 330 million are UN and Under employed in my country:thumbdown::thumbdown: easy-lift guy
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Without government assistance prices would go up and in turn wages would go up and if the large farms decided they did not want to be in the farming business any more they could sell out to everyone else that wanted to in the first place. O and the best part the takers would finally have a reason to complain since the alternative would be starvation followed by room or outside body temp. The makers would not have to rely on supporting the takers since most of them could actually contribute to society in some positive way instead of leaching off the system. It could happen, let's hope voluntarily as opposed to by force. easy-lift guy
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Seems I remember stories about limiting fuel can fill ups couple years back, however that was due to rioting in certain locals. How can the EU limit the amount of fuel cans one can fill, insane!. easy-lift guy
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Ask yourself how much the farmer or any one in business has invested? No one forces anyone to pick an occupation and there are no guarantees in business. If anyone in any business receives benefits from the government they are no longer working for them selfs, they are working for the government. As long as any business seeks financial aide or benefit in order to sell goods or services that business is part of the government, in turn is beholden to the government when it comes to producing goods and services. It's a vicious circle with every one sniping against one another. For anyone else or another company that does not seek or derive benefit from government funded intervention your ahead of the game, however your still playing the game and funding your competition thinking something is just not right here:sneaky2: easy-lift guy
