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Man I feel poor
Well I Just sold my mp5 sd and a seperat flemming sear ,I need the money as being under employed for a year and a big move dont pay well but the kids and wife have to eat ,I got good money but MAN I FEEL POOR :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
hope everything works out for you.
Good luck.
Retired U.S. Army
Owner: Awesome Edges
You never will be the person you can be if pressure, tension ard discipline are taken out of your life. Dr. James G. Bilkey
WHAT you didn't list it here?
It's sad when you have to get rid of friends.
Maybe someday you'll find it again.
If you looking for work, Marlin has a job for you! lol! [usa]
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Uh oh, don't let MP5E see this. :evil: :evil: :evil: Karl.
I already did, I hope you got top $$$ for your stuff and that the funds ease your time of hardship. Unfortunately my future employment is still kind of up in the air right now and I kind of know the feeling.
Well, I can offer you encouragement from the land of self-employement (handyman).
You can work as much as you want - July --> November.
You get to choose from the finest available health care plans at the highest imaginable prices.
But if you have a pre-existing condition --> cover colorado offers crappy coverage at 150% the price of regular insurance (that's me).
If you have a good rep, you can often drum up work from realtors (oh joy)
You get to buy all the tools and office supplies you want and write them off as expenses (will the irs consider a RDIAS a handyman tool?)
There's lots of cool co-workers to hang with.
Someday I'll be able to afford a scope for that Sabre flattop upper I have stashed away (a lower would be nice too)
well you get the idea -2C
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