What happened to all of the doom and gloom economic threads?

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I can play. Two attorneys, two financial advisers, a CPA, and a gardener. You?

Wait...didn't you say you pay your gardener $50 to mow both your lawns?

You call that "hiring?" That ain't a payroll, that's like paying neighborhood kids out of pocket to shovel snow from your driveway after a blizzard and you're too lazy to do it yourself like you should be doing. Bish please! :D
 
Wait...didn't you say you pay your gardener $50 to mow both your lawns?

You call that "hiring?" That ain't a payroll, that's like paying neighborhood kids out of pocket to shovel snow from your driveway after a blizzard and you're too lazy to do it yourself like you should be doing. Bish please! :D

It wasn't $50, it was $40... that's enough for him to buy a new member's only jacket, so it's an important distinction.
 
According to vet's rules; I employ the following: 42 gas station attendants, 3 mechanics, and 14 grocery store clerks.
 
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Dear Chief MemoryShortLikePissant, it was $40 bucks.:rolleyes:

Oh wow. FORTY BUCKS.

For two lawns? That's some chump change, dude. Seriously. How big are your lawns, the size of three Yugos parked side-by-side? :confused:

I thought you were some big-time active outdoorsman? How come you can't do that small-time shit yourself and save the expense for your grandkids' X'mas presents? Now, if you're actually hiring the neighborhood kids to mow your turf and calling them "gardeners" for flossing online, it's all good for your end, but...if I'm an actual professional "gardener," fuck someone owning three gas guzzler cars in their driveway and garage paying me forty measly bucks to do that.
 
Cuz I'm too busy working on my photography, planning road trips to facilitate that photography, editing images, supporting my business interests, doing whatever I please, and because I have more money than I know what to do with. :rolleyes:

So why not just say that you employ the camera manufacturers?

It would be about as honest as what you already put forth.
 
Americans say Bush still more to blame than Obama for economy

More than two-thirds of Americans—including half of Republicans—still blame former President George W. Bush for the country's economic ills, according to a new Gallup poll released on Thursday, hours before President Barack Obama was to deliver a high-stakes speech defending his handling of the weak economy.

Someone quote me for the cowardly vettebirther.
 
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