Riiiiiiight. Try using that argument to get paid for mileage by your employer.
I was wondering the same thing. I can believe that a squirrel flies on the wings of butterflies, but I draw the line at a goose that doesn’t float.
He’s not there for a water issue. He’s there to unclog the garburator.
You only get paid for mileage if you use your own vehicle. So he’s still out of luck.
That was my thought as well.
Normally, the signpost would be on the back of the sign. Since this one has the signpost on neither side, I am inclined to agree with you.
SHUT UP, VERNE!!!
Mine go into the woodstove.
He’s trying to get away, but he’s still about 1/2 mile too close.
It’s flight in a downward direction, without the option of changing said direction. Limited? Very. But flight, nonetheless.
Riiiiiiight. Try using that argument to get paid for mileage by your employer.