how did we end up here

ron32265

[ron32265]

how did we end up here? are we so involved with the day to day grind,the rush for free time to enjoy friends and family that we have ignored our duty as employers of the largest company in the world to hold accountable the employees that work for us the people just like a parent whose child has grown and become more indipendent we give more responsiblity and less oversight on the assumption that being more responsible they would never bend or ignore the rules we have set forth yet here we are complaining of taxes,rules and laws that we do not like well perhaps we should stop complaining and start acting learn the laws read the legislation keep track of your employees write to them tell them of your issues do anything that might make a difference or just sit back and enjoy the ride but dont complain when it stalls in the middle of the track holding you up and causing you grief

[TASMANIANRED]

You may be able to mash a bunch of them at once but I don't like to eat muddy mashed potatoes.

A little garlic, a lot of butter, even the skins would be fine.

I draw the line at mud.

Punctuation will not cure stupidity.

Punctuation will only make stupidity correctly punctuated.

[Lady Jag]

I did not get that until you pointed it out.

What did you expect? He is the manager, after all.

[cyborg]

LOL

[Darksheare]

Now that you mention it, there is the problem of mashing them in ground.

[.38sw]

So, Ronnie, you posted this ungrammatical, incomprehensible question, and now, after over 100 replies, you haven't come back to clarify what you meant? I see you haven't been banned yet, so that can't be the reason. What's your story, FRiend? Not that I really give a da**. Just asking.

[TASMANIANRED]

Potato recovery is dirty work.

[OSHA]

From Turfgrass Forums

ron32265@aol.com
unregistered posted 12 May 2002 10:38

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i really have two problems dead spots in the yard late to fill in and they keep coming back year after year.also noticed today that some type of spore or mold is in isolated areas of the lawn black in color seems to run in small patches about three inches apart turns to black dust if disturbed. any help woukd be appreciated .this is bermuda grass in central georgia


Ever get your lawn problems worked out Ron?

[.38sw]

Oh, geeeeeze. I could have gone all day - all week - without seeing that image. blech.

[.38sw]

Maybe Ron is just lonely.

[Darksheare]

This is true.
And I guess that crushing the field with the giant stone head would make it more difficult.
(Though flying the stone head around and randomly stomping divots into the field with it would be fun..)

[Darksheare]

LOL!
I'm talking about crushing fields with the giant stone heads from 'Zardoz'.. and ron had lawn problems?

Hmm.. coincidence of sick-ack phenomena - you decide!
/ joke

[postaldave]

i'm sure that was THE longest sentence in freeper history. what the hell was he talking about?

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[Lady Jag]

If he was bleching, he'd have been turned around, talking to Ralph and Earl.

[MeekOneGOP]

LOL!

[MeekOneGOP]

:^D

[sweetliberty]

That has got to be one of the worst run-on sentences I've ever seen.

[.38sw]

That was me that Bleching, no our Wal-Mart employee. Erk.

[sweetliberty]

"And when will you be leaving?"

Soon, I expect.

[shibumi]

I think he just rang the doorbell and ran away.

[.38sw]

Our friend Ron hasn't stopped back by to chat with any of us. Should we be hurt?