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Started by Rams, Fri 23, Dec 2022, 16:58:07

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Rams

FREE SNOW SHOVELING CLASS:  Today and tomorrow. I will be conducting a FREE snow shoveling class in front of my son's house. Come and join the class and learn about the proper ways to shovel. Reviewed techniques will include 1) the scoop and throw method, 2) the down and push method (AKA the plow technique), as well as 3) the upside-down scraping technique. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to enhance your snow-shoveling techniques without throwing your back out! I WILL PROVIDE THE DRIVEWAY to ensure your training is conducted in the most life-like situation, I only ask that you bring your own shovel. First-come, first-served - class size limited.  Earn extra income and set your own hours with the new skills you learn!


Rams
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Jess from VA

#1
Yeah......... no.


Challenger

Wow! That is very thoughtful of you. I never had any formal trainig. I must be doing it wrong because I have to keep reshoveling the next day.  :tickedoff:

old2soon

    Not even if I were next door! I have People fer these mundane tasks!  :2funny: RIDE SAFE.
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Rams

Quote from: old2soon on Fri 23, Dec 2022, 19:36:11
    Not even if I were next door! I have People fer these mundane tasks!  :2funny: RIDE SAFE.

Please have your people contact my people.  ;)

Rams
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Grandpot

This sounds better than the scholarship I got to the Septic Tank Pumping Institute.
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Serk

How much do you charge to help with whitewashing a fence in the spring?
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Rams

Quote from: Serk on Fri 23, Dec 2022, 21:07:26
How much do you charge to help with whitewashing a fence in the spring?

Help???????????????   :o
Due to SS limiting the amount of income I'm allowed before they cut my SS, I'm forced to barter services or goods.   I'm much better at Supervising than actually working and although I can be made available, kind of depends on what is being counter offered in the barter.

Whatcha got.  ;)

Rams   :2funny:
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Serk

Quote from: Rams on Fri 23, Dec 2022, 21:46:12
Quote from: Serk on Fri 23, Dec 2022, 21:07:26
How much do you charge to help with whitewashing a fence in the spring?

Help???????????????   :o
Due to SS limiting the amount of income I'm allowed before they cut my SS, I'm forced to barter services or goods.   I'm much better at Supervising than actually working and although I can be made available, kind of depends on what is being counter offered in the barter.

Whatcha got.  ;)

Rams   :2funny:

Oh good, I meant how much do you charge for the privilege of helping YOU with whitewashing your fence in the spring...
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sandy

When you live in AZ, the words SNOW SHOVEL is an oxymoron.

Rams

Quote from: Serk on Fri 23, Dec 2022, 21:47:18
Quote from: Rams on Fri 23, Dec 2022, 21:46:12
Quote from: Serk on Fri 23, Dec 2022, 21:07:26
How much do you charge to help with whitewashing a fence in the spring?

Help???????????????   :o
Due to SS limiting the amount of income I'm allowed before they cut my SS, I'm forced to barter services or goods.   I'm much better at Supervising than actually working and although I can be made available, kind of depends on what is being counter offered in the barter.

Whatcha got.  ;)

Rams   :2funny:

Oh good, I meant how much do you charge for the privilege of helping YOU with whitewashing your fence in the spring...

Serk, I understand.   I'll just say this, I may be easy but, I'm not cheap.  ;)

Rams
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0leman

Do you allow persons to come and monitor your classes.  Just wondering.
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Rams

Quote from: 0leman on Sat 24, Dec 2022, 10:28:58
Do you allow persons to come and monitor your classes.  Just wondering.

The techniques are family secrets, no observers or cell phones/cameras allowed.  ;)

Rams
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0leman

Quote from: Rams on Sat 24, Dec 2022, 11:08:43
Quote from: 0leman on Sat 24, Dec 2022, 10:28:58
Do you allow persons to come and monitor your classes.  Just wondering.

The techniques are family secrets, no observers or cell phones/cameras allowed.  ;)

Rams

Rats, thought I could pick some pointers.   :2funny:
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Robert

 :2funny: :2funny:

Well someone is enterprising  :cooldude:

Was that Oxy clean guy your friend?  ;)
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cookiedough

after looking at my 4ft high drift in my backyard near house and also along my right side of my driveway about 30 feet long each section,  class has now been moved here to WI.

amazes me how say 4 inches of light fluffy snow with 30+ mph winds sustained for 2-3 days can pile up and up and up to 4 ft high and LIKE CONCRETE, enough so that 290lb. person can stand on 4ft of concrete snowdrift and not fall thru.

0leman

Quote from: cookiedough on Mon 26, Dec 2022, 09:31:40
after looking at my 4ft high drift in my backyard near house and also along my right side of my driveway about 30 feet long each section,  class has now been moved here to WI.

amazes me how say 4 inches of light fluffy snow with 30+ mph winds sustained for 2-3 days can pile up and up and up to 4 ft high and LIKE CONCRETE, enough so that 290lb. person can stand on 4ft of concrete snowdrift and not fall thru.

Cookie, having spent 22 plus years in Southern WY, I do understand about drifting snows.  We would get a 4-6 inch snow and would shovel it for the next 3 days.  Yeah, each time the snow would pack in harder.  Lots of fun. That is one of the several reasons why we left WY.
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cookiedough

#17
yah, snow is not the issue, is the high winds that is causing havoc for several days straight it was.  Now, later this week into lower 40's for temps HEAT wave and RAIN,  going to am sure get FREEZING rain next.

I just shoveled a 2 ft wide path in that long 4ft high drift in backyard so I could get to my backyard is all, that was enough shoveling for me.  Cleaning the 4ft tall drift on one side of driveway was a long 1 hour chore, no heart attack yet.

Rams

For those interested, the class was conducted, attendance exceeded my expectations, ended up clearing the entire neighborhood's driveways.  Secret methods of clearing drives was presented and put to good use.   There were a few broken shovels, some sore backs and pulled muscles, no heart attacks though.

Next up will be mowing and leaf removal classes.   Realizing that not everything in life is free, this is offered at no cost, get in on the action while offered, bring mower, gas and rakes.

Can't wait until the Spring Fling on April Fool's weekend, I'm already practicing for the annual Liar's Contest.  ;)

Rams
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Learning the majority of life's lessons the hard way.

Every trip is an adventure, enjoy it while it lasts.

0leman

Rams, I wasn't able to remove our leaves before the snows hit.  Not sure why but several trees didn't turn loose of their leaves timely.  Now facing trying to remove those dang leaves when the snow leaves and they dry out.  It would make a good area for a leaf removal class.  RIGHT.   :2funny:
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Rams

Quote from: 0leman on Tue 27, Dec 2022, 09:55:29
Rams, I wasn't able to remove our leaves before the snows hit.  Not sure why but several trees didn't turn loose of their leaves timely.  Now facing trying to remove those dang leaves when the snow leaves and they dry out.  It would make a good area for a leaf removal class.  RIGHT.   :2funny:
Oleman,
There is a technique for removal in such situations.   Unfortunately, I no longer maintain or possess that equipment.    Feel free to visit your local National Guard though and see if they'll loan you what you need.

Be prepared is all I'm gonna say.  ;)

Rams   ;D
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Jess from VA

Oleman,
There is a technique for removal in such situations.   Unfortunately, I no longer maintain or possess that equipment.    Feel free to visit your local National Guard though and see if they'll loan you what you need.

Like a flamethrower?

Novel way to get rid of leaves, but the popo would arrest me for the fire hazard.

Rams

Quote from: Jess from VA on Tue 27, Dec 2022, 13:35:42
Oleman,
There is a technique for removal in such situations.   Unfortunately, I no longer maintain or possess that equipment.    Feel free to visit your local National Guard though and see if they'll loan you what you need.

Like a flamethrower?

Novel way to get rid of leaves, but the popo would arrest me for the fire hazard.

Oh Ye of little imagination................  ;)

Rams   :2funny:
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Learning the majority of life's lessons the hard way.

Every trip is an adventure, enjoy it while it lasts.

Jess from VA

Quote from: Rams on Tue 27, Dec 2022, 15:18:28
Quote from: Jess from VA on Tue 27, Dec 2022, 13:35:42
Oleman,
There is a technique for removal in such situations.   Unfortunately, I no longer maintain or possess that equipment.    Feel free to visit your local National Guard though and see if they'll loan you what you need.

Like a flamethrower?

Novel way to get rid of leaves, but the popo would arrest me for the fire hazard.

Oh Ye of little imagination................  ;)

Rams   :2funny:

I don't know, a flamethrower is pretty imaginative.


Fun for the whole family.

Rams

Quote from: Jess from VA on Tue 27, Dec 2022, 15:57:44
Quote from: Rams on Tue 27, Dec 2022, 15:18:28
Quote from: Jess from VA on Tue 27, Dec 2022, 13:35:42
Oleman,
There is a technique for removal in such situations.   Unfortunately, I no longer maintain or possess that equipment.    Feel free to visit your local National Guard though and see if they'll loan you what you need.

Like a flamethrower?

Novel way to get rid of leaves, but the popo would arrest me for the fire hazard.

Oh Ye of little imagination................  ;)

Rams   :2funny:

I don't know, a flamethrower is pretty imaginative.


Fun for the whole family.

No argument there, but there are faster ways.  :D

Rams
VRCC# 29981
Learning the majority of life's lessons the hard way.

Every trip is an adventure, enjoy it while it lasts.