Our New Lawn Mower is a Catholic.
Our aged lawn mower St- yu Bastd; purchased in 1996 would have been 84 years of age had it been a dog. (don't worry it gets better)The sinews of our right arms have been stretched to the limits during our futile attempts to wake it from its monthly slumber, and a last minute kiss of life attempt to resurrect the octogenarian lazarus failed. Last Saturday, S Y B was wheeled into the shed to await its fate.The new kid on the block is a four stroke( wait for it) 'POPE' Meteor.I expect there will be a eccleslastical clause in its start up procedure, like a clasping of hands and a glance to the heavens. I shall now read the instructional manual, for tomorrow will be its Baptism when we name it 'HIS HOLINESS' and it is sent off to scourge the world of grass and weeds that thrive in our gardens.
Comments
Keshi.
You gotta try anything once huh?
It is kinda unfair
machines before they are given for repair
a cost benefit analysis is done
to repair or to scrap?
in humans there is too much sentiment
now with organ transplants a man or a woman can live forever
provided he can afford the bills for repair or transplant
90 per cent of the population is productive
he is productive even at age 10
what the western world calls child labor
the western world dont give a shit for the plight of the child
but they want a level playing field
so they make a lotta noises about child labor
the western world cannot compete with India and China
we make things better and cheaper
the labor cost in India is only 10 per cent of that in USA
so manufacturing is out sourced to India and China
and the americans are loosing jobs
and Clinton and Obama are voying to stop out sourcing
but it cant be reversed if USA wants to remain competitive
5 Ford companies are for sale in US
customer care call centers is cheaper if out sourced
also software development
and Google and Microsoft have moved to India and Google too
hehehe
Unsure of how to reply, she tells Johnny to ask his dad at breakfast tomorrow, quite certain the matter would be forgotten.
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I heard the mission bell
And I was thinking to myself,
'This could be Heaven or this could be Hell'
Then she lit up a candle and she showed me the way
There were voices down the corridor,
I thought I heard them say...
Welcome to k's paradise,
such a lovely place such a lovely place such a lovely face..***
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On behalf of the planet's last Olive Ridley Turtles,
Ashish Fernandes
Oceans Campaigner, Greenpeace India
I am sorry for your condition
you raised my ego if nothing else
Keshi.
- anxiety is the first time a man can't get it up the second time.
- panic is the second time he can't get it up the first time.
Our lawn mower must be C of E or Protestant. Like it protests for while before dad starts it, Iv'e seen him kick it a few times too.
More quotes from Josh Billings
Anon continues with his dodgy ditties, and Amy's Dad 'Kick Starts' a Lawn Mower.
And for all you mothers out in blogspace have a loving 'Mothers Day'.Those ladies who are not yet Mothers - have fun while you can.x.
The blonde angrily pulled her car over and yelled at the rowing blonde, "What do you think you're doing? It's things like this that give us blondes a bad name. If I could swim, I'd come out there and kick your butt!"
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