You must not live here in the United States. It goes up a lot more then 3%.Unless you are talking about people on Soc. Sec. It has been a few years sience we got a raise. As of Jan. 2012 we will get on & it is bearly 3%.
I done that once. I lacked $10.00 to have enough to buy a BB gun. A neighbor was over at the house and asked me what I’d charge to mow a three acre pasture with my Dad’s David Bradley walk behind sickle mower (you country boys will know what that is). Thinking only of the $10.00 I needed to buy the gun, I blurted out $10.00. He probably would have paid $50.00 but he and Dad held me to it. Took a week.
@Dogsniff, Grog, Hobbes, et al- I always wondered about the elusive “delete” option I’ve seen mentioned, but saw it firsthand today as I reread a comment I submitted and noticed a typo. Could it be back? At least on a small scale? You guys know how it used to work; I don’t.
the few times we got snow, I shoveled for my building manager, a senior-aged lady. None of the men in my building offered. I;m older now, and the new building manager is younger and eye candy – if it snows, I’m sure he will be quite capable.
cheap_day_return almost 13 years ago
Note to self: the offer is never as good as it sounds, either.
rf_eq almost 13 years ago
his dad gave him a snow job
cdward almost 13 years ago
Define “a bit” before taking the job.
Elaine Rosco Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Why does he have to shovel? Don’t they hibernate in the winter?
oregontransplant almost 13 years ago
he aint gona mak it to school
Magic Grandad almost 13 years ago
Well known fact – cartoon ants don’t hibernate
GROG Premium Member almost 13 years ago
I never got a raise for shoveling. Consider yourself lucky.
J Short almost 13 years ago
Must be a government contractor.
ChazNCenTex almost 13 years ago
Ants got shovels!
NE1956 almost 13 years ago
10% of not much is still not much.
jmcx4 almost 13 years ago
10% of something is more than 100% of nothing.
jtviper7 almost 13 years ago
As a kid in Rochester N.Y. I would make money shoveling snow around the neighborhood. My allowance was .25 a week. You figure it out…
Brother_James437 almost 13 years ago
You must not live here in the United States. It goes up a lot more then 3%.Unless you are talking about people on Soc. Sec. It has been a few years sience we got a raise. As of Jan. 2012 we will get on & it is bearly 3%.
Trainwreck_1 almost 13 years ago
It’s worse than he or dad knows… It’s still snowing!
tigre1 almost 13 years ago
Truth, squashed to earth, becomes mushy. Shovel, brother. shovel. Dig.
Tsali-Queyi almost 13 years ago
I done that once. I lacked $10.00 to have enough to buy a BB gun. A neighbor was over at the house and asked me what I’d charge to mow a three acre pasture with my Dad’s David Bradley walk behind sickle mower (you country boys will know what that is). Thinking only of the $10.00 I needed to buy the gun, I blurted out $10.00. He probably would have paid $50.00 but he and Dad held me to it. Took a week.
AStarofDestiny almost 13 years ago
The only way to shovel out of that is to make a wet mess in the house!
PkfanD66 almost 13 years ago
Maybe a hair dryer would be faster
iced tea almost 13 years ago
Those ants are all sealed up!
thesource almost 13 years ago
the spoiled rotten ant should do it for free.
bluskies almost 13 years ago
@Dogsniff, Grog, Hobbes, et al- I always wondered about the elusive “delete” option I’ve seen mentioned, but saw it firsthand today as I reread a comment I submitted and noticed a typo. Could it be back? At least on a small scale? You guys know how it used to work; I don’t.
Hunter7 almost 13 years ago
the few times we got snow, I shoveled for my building manager, a senior-aged lady. None of the men in my building offered. I;m older now, and the new building manager is younger and eye candy – if it snows, I’m sure he will be quite capable.