A sad day has come ....
06-27-2007, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by douglas bray
Ice, Are you keeping one eye on Ebay? You never know where it could turn up. Are you sure your wife isn't in on some super carerra world domination plot? This could just be a distraction with greater things to come. That new york cop could be in on it too...
hmmmm, a super carrera world domination plot...? as Shultz from Hogan's Heros would say - " I know Nuthing,...Nuthing!! "
PS, Ice tell your wife I'll be at the next secret planning meeting is at your house....oopps, dang, did I say that?
06-29-2007, 01:08 PM
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Ice, I have checked both Provo and Salt Lake City with no luck. she is not here. will keep looking. did check Vegas, but what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. nice hotel, will eventually take a shower.
07-02-2007, 08:57 AM
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The well (edit) the good looking blond at the Del Taco in Cedar City, Utah does not have the stick, but she does have everything else........17+/-, and still no ring on the girl. will keep looking. home safe in california. will resume search
07-03-2007, 07:02 PM
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Replacement
Well Ihave started the interview process given up on my last employee...
This fellow came highly recomended, he says he is a "stand up guy " and he says he does well under pressure...
He just doesn't seem to have the pizaz of my last guy and he seams a little short to me for the Job. he says he can take the heat but I am more worried about if he can take the cold, many of his type have come and gone and fail miserably in these Canadian winters ... good ol stick never let me down ...
He is suppose to be a heavy duty guy but we will see won't we .... lots of other interviewees....
This fellow came highly recomended, he says he is a "stand up guy " and he says he does well under pressure...
He just doesn't seem to have the pizaz of my last guy and he seams a little short to me for the Job. he says he can take the heat but I am more worried about if he can take the cold, many of his type have come and gone and fail miserably in these Canadian winters ... good ol stick never let me down ...
He is suppose to be a heavy duty guy but we will see won't we .... lots of other interviewees....
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07-03-2007, 07:19 PM
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If it's like mine, it WILL eventually collapse under the pressure of its responsibility. Stick would have NEVER let you (or your engine lid) down!
Poor ole Stick, R.I.P. (Rendered Inoperable and Puckless).
Poor ole Stick, R.I.P. (Rendered Inoperable and Puckless).
07-03-2007, 08:00 PM
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Hahah this is outta control...but very funny.
All four of my employees broke under pressure......but my collapsible rake fellow is doing double the work up front and in the back with no problems so far...
All four of my employees broke under pressure......but my collapsible rake fellow is doing double the work up front and in the back with no problems so far...
07-04-2007, 04:24 PM
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My employees in the back do their job as they should. But the 2 guys up front are lazy. I have temporarily replaced them with a guy who gets the job done, but he is a bit square. And kind of boxy.
(it's actually a new headliner the PO bought in 1987...it's been in that box, in the car for 20 years...)
(it's actually a new headliner the PO bought in 1987...it's been in that box, in the car for 20 years...)
07-04-2007, 07:35 PM
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Now theres a Guy getting the Job done .. I hate to be considered racist but it is all those short guys guys from the same place that consistently aren't geting the ob done .. and ya know thinking of that they all look the same too....
I will be checking some other possibilities tonight and will post later...
I will be checking some other possibilities tonight and will post later...
07-06-2007, 08:37 AM
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I employed a few guys like that for a job 'up front' However currently there is no work for them. Instead of laying them off I just put up with them standing around all day.
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07-06-2007, 01:01 PM
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Iceman,
I thought of you during my vacation down at the beach.
There was an antique shop that had a pair of hockey sticks for sale from Russia with the players autograph near the blade.
I almost picked them up but one was for a righty and the other was for a lefty and I didn't know which one you would need
I thought they were pretty neat even though they were not Canadian.
John
I thought of you during my vacation down at the beach.
There was an antique shop that had a pair of hockey sticks for sale from Russia with the players autograph near the blade.
I almost picked them up but one was for a righty and the other was for a lefty and I didn't know which one you would need
I thought they were pretty neat even though they were not Canadian.
John
07-06-2007, 01:10 PM
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I am still in mourning over your loss. I went out to the garage and looked over my pile of close to 200 potential applicants for your position and they all were willing to trade their spot in the garage for a chance at a better life holding up your lid.