Posted By: Paul Winkelmann
This Humor Is Getting To Be An Everyday Thing - 07/29/14 10:24 PM
Got a call from a company that everyone of you would recognize. They are having problems with woodchucks and skunks.( Who isn't?)
So the designated maintenance foreman is taking me around to get the lay of the land. We come to an enclosed area and I tell him
that I'd like to check it out, so he opens the gate and in we go. There against the wall is a brand new 2-door Havahart with both
door down and the box it came in still neatly wrapped around it. So I asked, "What is in there?" The guy responds, "Nothing, the
boss gave it a good kick this morning and nothing moved, so it's empty. So naturally I pulled the cage out of the box a little
ways, and looked in. I looked at the foreman and said, "Tell your boss that Mrs. Skunk is inside the cage and she is not at all
happy!" "But you can remove her, right?" "Oh yeah, that's what we do." And there was just enough odor to know I was telling the
truth
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: This Humor Is Getting To Be An Everyday Thing - 07/30/14 12:57 AM
Surprise! Haha
Posted By: Paul Winkelmann
Re: This Humor Is Getting To Be An Everyday Thing - 08/13/14 08:48 PM
I read this today and for some reason I felt compelled to share. Urban Meyer is the Ohio State Football coach and asked his wife:
"In your wildest dreams, could you ever imagine me winning my first 24 games at Ohio State?"
Her answer was a classic: "Honey, you're not in my wildest dreams!!!"
Posted By: wv mtnman
Re: This Humor Is Getting To Be An Everyday Thing - 08/16/14 03:00 AM
Well,I'll be ............
Posted By: Phil Nichols
Re: This Humor Is Getting To Be An Everyday Thing - 08/17/14 03:26 AM
Got a call from a company that everyone of you would recognize. They are having problems with woodchucks and skunks.( Who isn't?)
So the designated maintenance foreman is taking me around to get the lay of the land. We come to an enclosed area and I tell him
that I'd like to check it out, so he opens the gate and in we go. There against the wall is a brand new 2-door Havahart with both
door down and the box it came in still neatly wrapped around it. So I asked, "What is in there?" The guy responds, "Nothing, the
boss gave it a good kick this morning and nothing moved, so it's empty. So naturally I pulled the cage out of the box a little
ways, and looked in. I looked at the foreman and said, "Tell your boss that Mrs. Skunk is inside the cage and she is not at all
happy!" "But you can remove her, right?" "Oh yeah, that's what we do." And there was just enough odor to know I was telling the
truth
IS IT JUST ME OR WHY DOES YOUR FORMAT SHOW LIKE LIKE
THIS ON MY COMPUTER
PAUL?????
Posted By: Budfish
Re: This Humor Is Getting To Be An Everyday Thing - 08/17/14 10:14 AM
Looks like Paul writes his posts somewhere else and copies / pastes into here. It tries to keep the same format making is offset like that and Paul not being a computer guru, is unaware of how to fix it, or really does not think it's worth the trouble. Just my guess anyway.
Paul, don't start slacking now, I need my daily dose of gutwrench laughter!
Posted By: DaveK
Re: This Humor Is Getting To Be An Everyday Thing - 08/17/14 11:38 AM
Maybe he uses notepad with word wrap off..then hits enter periodically.
Posted By: Paul Winkelmann
Re: This Humor Is Getting To Be An Everyday Thing - 08/17/14 02:11 PM
Dave nailed it. I don't like to make spelling errors if I can help it and separating the sentences helps a lot.
Posted By: DaveK
Re: This Humor Is Getting To Be An Everyday Thing - 08/17/14 03:30 PM
I will relish in my brilliance today.
Posted By: Paul Winkelmann
Re: This Humor Is Getting To Be An Everyday Thing - 08/30/14 09:02 PM
Stopped in at my favorite Baskin Robbins today. ( The owner is a customer ) It seems her pest control guy had two young opossums that
he caught in cages and wanted to give them some cool, fresh, air, so he opened the the back of his truck at his next stop. When he
got back to the truck, you guessed it, both cages and 'possums were gone. My only suggestion was to keep a lookout for a kleptomaniac
that has very poor vision and no sense of smell!