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#31
March 21st 05, 10:38 PM
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AL Mills wrote:
ChuckSlusarczyk wrote: In article , Ron Wanttaja says... Ron Wanttaja wrote: Only if I find him asleep standing up, separated from the rest of the herd.... Ron "Cows with guns" Wanttaja OK, Ron, that's low, even for you. How dare you udder such a thing? Gimme a break, Dan..."To err is human, to forgive, bovine...." :-) I can't believe I just herd that!! Your really milking this thread for all it's worth. Lets see if this gets pasturized. Chuck(I'm more of a chicken rustler)S And that from a guy named CHUCK!!!! AL Typo ... he meant Cluck. :-) Matt 
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#32
March 22nd 05, 12:34 AM
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"AL Mills" wrote Hey Al! Switch to plain text, huh? -- Jim in NC
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#33
March 22nd 05, 12:53 AM
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ChuckSlusarczyk wrote:
In article , Ron Wanttaja says... Ron Wanttaja wrote: Only if I find him asleep standing up, separated from the rest of the herd.... Ron "Cows with guns" Wanttaja OK, Ron, that's low, even for you. How dare you udder such a thing? Gimme a break, Dan..."To err is human, to forgive, bovine...." :-) I can't believe I just herd that!! Your really milking this thread for all it's worth. Lets see if this gets pasturized. Chuck(I'm more of a chicken rustler)S I think the line in the song is "chickens with choppers" Ron, you sure know some wierd and obscure songs. Not that it's a bad thing, but now I have that song running in my head for the rest of the day.
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#34
March 22nd 05, 04:02 AM
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Even in the early 80's you should have gotten at least twice what you
were paid. Heck I worked on lawnmowers in the 70's for $5 per hour. I started learning the tool and die trade in the mid 80's. I got $3.35 per hour and walked to work in the snow, uphill, both ways!
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#35
March 22nd 05, 05:29 AM
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Morgans wrote:
"AL Mills" wrote Hey Al! Switch to plain text, huh? Oka doke
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#36
March 22nd 05, 05:30 AM
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Morgans wrote:
"AL Mills" wrote Hey Al! Switch to plain text, huh? Sorry Jim, didn't realize I was sending in HTML. New (non winders) browser. AL
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#37
March 22nd 05, 09:08 AM
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"AL Mills" wrote in message ... Morgans wrote: "AL Mills" wrote Hey Al! Switch to plain text, huh? Sorry Jim, didn't realize I was sending in HTML. New (non winders) browser. AL Thanks Jim in NC
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#38
March 22nd 05, 01:07 PM
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LCT Paintball wrote: Even in the early 80's you should have gotten at least twice what you were paid. Heck I worked on lawnmowers in the 70's for $5 per hour. I started learning the tool and die trade in the mid 80's. I got $3.35 per hour and walked to work in the snow, uphill, both ways! Well I worked one spring and summer at Sears servicing and repairing lawn mowers, which consisted mostly of changing the oil, replacing points, and replacing bent crankshafts. Got $5.00 an hour for part time work, then full time for a couple of months while going to college. Maybe you guys went into the wrong trade?
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#39
March 22nd 05, 01:08 PM
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Hey Al! Switch to plain text, huh? Sorry Jim, didn't realize I was sending in HTML. New (non winders) browser. AL Thanks Jim in NC ++++++++++++++++++++++ How funny. It use to be spelling issues. Now it's reading issues. Why should anyone be surprised? g Barnyard BOb -
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#40
March 22nd 05, 05:42 PM
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At $80 an hour? Are you kidding?
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