catesta

From what I've read, those are solid recommendations. These are supposed to be the top 10. US NEWS & WORLD REPORT

The wait is over!

Good point.

The dude has entertained us for years in those striped shorts, putting his face on a Twinkie is reasonable payback.

I pay more than that for the orange pickers, put me down for a couple dozen.

So that's what passes as a Mary and Jesus popcorn these days?

That's it? It looks like a thing I buy for my guys to pluck citrus off the trees.

Twenty bucks says AfricaBrass discovers a Twinkie with a face on it before lunch today.

A message from the sandwich. HERE

What is? Barbarella

Tacos with homemade salsa lastnight, tonight it looks like chicken caeser salad.

I've got one of those big godzillas too. Real authentic, staight outta Japan. B-)

Does this actually count as a job?

Congratulations!

Any spelling classes going on there?

Better add jimdye.com to the list. The place was very lively yesterday.

Guy is already credited with the theory of.... "A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned"

... the "greeetz" clued me in right away, and this list only confirmed who we're dealing with here. B-) Am I the only one who "gets it"?... Or do I not get it? I assumed that our new member wasn't exactly "new". I think I get it.

I watched it last weekend, caught about 40 minutes of it. I enjoyed what I saw very much. I missed something yesterday on Louie Bellson, saw maybe 5 minutes of the show. Maybe it will be on again.

Stock Boy - In the family owned Pharmacy Dishwasher/Busboy - On the family owned restaurant Grunt - For a swimming pool construction company I did a little of everything there, but mainly the manual labor shit . Farm Equipment Operator/Irrigator Collector - For a high interest small loan company This was fun when it started, but sad when we had to go reposses people's TVs and couches that he put up for collateral. Collections Rep - For a large mortgage company Car Salesman - Had some fun and made some good money in the beginning. The problem was I was very young and trying to sell luxury cars to a mainly retired customer base, tough for a kid. When the car market turned south, all I did was sit around for 10-12 hours a day bullshitting with my fellow salesmen. Burned me out real fast. Lawn Tech - Worked for a medium sized lawn care company (All Green Corp.) that did fertilizer and weed control on residential and commercial accounts. We had about 40 locations across the country. Operations Manager - For the same lawn care company as above. Branch Manager - Became Branch Manager when All Green was purchased by TruGreen Chemlawn. It didn't last very long. I got into it with one of the division Vice Presidents over procedures. Most of the upper management had their heads up their asses, a bunch of cocky motherfuckers with no field experience. I had the last laugh on Chemlawn when I quite, since I held all the licenses, I charged them a huge fee so as they could continue to operate. Until they became licensed on their own, I had the authority to conduct weekly inspections to make sure they were in compliance. Wouldn't you know it, I always managed to find a problem or two. Before I quit Chemlawn I met my current partners who expressed an interest in starting up a business in AZ. We put the deal together and the rest is history. I employed about 180 people last year.

Ahoy!

Shame on you! Same here, but I manage to squeeze it in three of four times during the week.

Watch it Sucka!