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haha · 06-22-2005, 07:33 PM

A college friend of mine became an actuary. Hanging around him is an exercise in finding risks you never knew existed. I have decided that as I get older, I will cease being a homeowner and do apartments only. I know I would never pay the outrageous rates that the local idiots charge to do things around one's house. I would do it, or leave it undone.

I have already stopped using a chainsaw. I am still almost as strong as I ever was, but lets face it, chain saws are an accident trying to happen. I buy my wood. If I need to cut something, I use an old buck-saw inherited from my Dad.

In a decent apartment these things will never be a problem.

Haha

06-22-2005, 07:33 PM	#9
haha Give me a museum and I'll fill it. (Picasso) Give me a forum ... Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Hooverville Posts: 10,802	A college friend of mine became an actuary. Hanging around him is an exercise in finding risks you never knew existed. I have decided that as I get older, I will cease being a homeowner and do apartments only. I know I would never pay the outrageous rates that the local idiots charge to do things around one's house. I would do it, or leave it undone. I have already stopped using a chainsaw. I am still almost as strong as I ever was, but lets face it, chain saws are an accident trying to happen. I buy my wood. If I need to cut something, I use an old buck-saw inherited from my Dad. In a decent apartment these things will never be a problem. Haha __________________ Above all, humans are political animals. Nota bene: I am either a moron or an idiot. So don't pay any attention to anything I say or you are one too. Please consult your financial advisor, astrologer or proctologist for whatever it may be that you are seeking.