Read this! You kids will not be able to work on your farm anymore!! - Page 15

says the lumberjack

 

 

Entry level wage for logging is over 15.00 hr, equipment operators make about 25.00 average, timber fallers make about 60.00   the work is a little more complex than pumping gas.

 

The average logging company has over a million dollars invested in equipment... self included.

Edited by chickened - 4/29/12 at 10:55am

 

The way they will enforce this, AND all the other 20,000 + regulations that Cass Sunstien thought up for the Communists that are now in charge, is that when you do something else wrong, or the country goes down and they want everyone to 'get on the train' and you don't because you are self-sufficient - they will just come and take what you have.  They will find a reason to put everyone in a position of slavery.

 

 

The only problem which they have overlooked, and always do, is that government stooges are where they are at, because they cannot sustain themselves.

 

 

Where else does a liberal arts degree get you a steady paycheck?

 

 

He has to pay for books that his friend left behind? Are they out of their minds? I would be giving them $80 that looked worse than the books thats for sure.

 

I was 17 and worked pumping gas before the digital readers and after the glass site version of pump. It was leaded, unleaded or super unleaded and no ethyl.

to be fair, duckinnut, his son did touch it last.

 

 

Actually the one that put it in the toilet was.

I'd go to the school and have a meeting with the other kids parents. Personally, I'd hold the kids 50/50 responsible. The owner for leaving his books, of course. But when the son picked up his friends forgotten backpack, he took responsibility for it. He then left it somewhere that it was taken and the contents destroyed. That is how I would view it if my children were involved.

ETA: if the other parents couldn't work it out, I WOULD pay for it. Again, because when my child took the backpack, they assumed responsibility, the same if they had borrowed an item and it was stolen. The backpack should have been turned in to a teacher or given back to the friend who forgot it. Instead, it was left outside where it was stolen.

 

 

Just don't see giving punishment to somebody who tried to do the right thing.  I think I am reading the story correctly.

 

So giving that thinking the car I rented got stolen and subsequently used in a bank robbery, I must have been me that did it. I don't buy that train of thought.

Edited by duckinnut - 4/30/12 at 5:40am