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No, keep it! Should you ever come to realize the true

value of your
unskilled labor, it might well cause you to go into a

deep, dark
depression.



I know the value of my labor, the key is to not let my
customers find out.

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No, keep it! Should you ever come to realize the true

value of your
unskilled labor, it might well cause you to go into a

deep, dark
depression.



I know the value of my labor, the key is to not let my
customers find out.

Scotty




Why? They wouldn't pay that much?

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No, keep it! Should you ever come to realize the true

value of your
unskilled labor, it might well cause you to go into a

deep, dark
depression.



I know the value of my labor, the key is to not let my
customers find out.


Ha ha ha!

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No, keep it! Should you ever come to realize the true

value of your
unskilled labor, it might well cause you to go into a

deep, dark
depression.



I know the value of my labor, the key is to not let my
customers find out.

Scotty




Why? They wouldn't pay that much?



Would you?


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My father always said, "Either marry money or inherit it. And since you
won't be inheriting any . . ."


It's been said that marrying money is the most difficult & strenuous
way of earning it.

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No, keep it! Should you ever come to realize the true
value of your
unskilled labor, it might well cause you to go into a
deep, dark
depression.


I know the value of my labor, the key is to not let my
customers find out.

Scotty




Why? They wouldn't pay that much?



Would you?


Ganz pays out the ass for service to said ass. Bwahahahahhahahahahah!

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"Maxprop" wrote:
My father always said, "Either marry money or inherit it. And since
you
won't be inheriting any . . ."


It's been said that marrying money is the most difficult & strenuous
way of earning it.


Yes, just look what it did to Anna Nichole Smith.

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My point about extremism and eccenticity does seem to have gone unnoticed.
)


Well, no prophet is given honor in his own home town.


How're things in NC Doug? Won't be long now and I'll be splashing in!


Our boat has been in the water all along, not that I've had a chance
to go out in it

It's starting to seem like summer... the first mosquitos are out,
can't leave stuff on the dashboard of the car... the nights are still
frosty though.

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"Scotty" w@u wrote in message
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"Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in
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No, keep it! Should you ever come to realize the true

value of your
unskilled labor, it might well cause you to go into a

deep, dark
depression.



I know the value of my labor, the key is to not let my
customers find out.

Scotty

Now that's funny.


 
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