no respect

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no respect
Original Message Jan 23, 2005 3:27 pm

i was out having fun this morning, just trying to help out my neighbors. 1st i clear the driveway of the old woman next door and i bust a shear pin-glad a greased the auger preseason-replaced with no problem. go to the next neighbor and halfway thru the eod they come out of the house to tell me they have a new snoblower and to leave the snow for them to play in. off to the last neighbor - big driveway - and make two passes at the eod and out of the house they come, "thanks for your help but we have a new snoblower, so beat it". does anyone have any uncleared snow i can play in?

ope: ariens 8524, winco 8kw - b/s vanguard v twin, little giant 5 hp b/s, stihl br-650

the difference between smart and stupid is stupid knows no bounds

Walt

Do what you can, with what you have, where you are. -T. Roosevelt

Location: Chester County, PA
Joined: Dec 31, 2004
Points: 148

Re: no respect
Reply #6 Jan 24, 2005 4:45 am

WD, Everyone suggestion so far is great. Next time it snows you could smile, wave, and pretend you can't understand what they are saying and keep doing their drives; Or, when they get out to do their drive you follow behind by snowblowing their lawn right back on to their driveway (sort of like a "Battle of the Bands", just with snowblowers!) Walt

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