Z06 Rocket
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That would only leave us with about 20% of the government left if that happened. :crazy03:
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Got the Contributing Memberships stuff finally worked out and made up a thread as a sort of "How-To" to help people figure out how to participate. So if you need help figuring it out, here's the thread you need to take a look at -> http://www.corvetteflorida.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3581 Thank you, everyone! Rich Z.
Evicting a bad tennant(Florida)
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That would only leave us with about 20% of the government left if that happened. :crazy03:
85vette
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Jeb Bush attempted to when he "downsized" approximately 10,000 state workers during his terms as governor.
THUNDER
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daffy:
again replying to a old post;
if it wasnt for people like you ( tearing up here ) i would not be here right now. dont change who you are. 18 months ago i lost everything and ended up in a shelter. for 7 months i was homeless and jobless.
then 1 lady swallowed her pride and gave me a job. and an older couple took a chance and gave me a place to live with no deposite. and in return i remodeld the whole place. i spent every dime i maid for 3 months fixing the place up.
now i have my first vette. so my vette means more to me than anything. like my 87 vette we have all been threw tough times ( not saying mine is any worse then anyone elses )
but i will soon be married and still have my vette.
even now i was told i shouldnt have a vette and discrace the name becuse i cant afford it and drive it to burgerking everyday , maybe he was right but every time i look at the vette in my driveway i remind myself of where i was and where i am now. 1 person can make a deffrence and weither you see it or not all it takes is one completely random act of kindness to change a mans stars.
thanks for being who you are.
Thunder
again replying to a old post;
if it wasnt for people like you ( tearing up here ) i would not be here right now. dont change who you are. 18 months ago i lost everything and ended up in a shelter. for 7 months i was homeless and jobless.
then 1 lady swallowed her pride and gave me a job. and an older couple took a chance and gave me a place to live with no deposite. and in return i remodeld the whole place. i spent every dime i maid for 3 months fixing the place up.
now i have my first vette. so my vette means more to me than anything. like my 87 vette we have all been threw tough times ( not saying mine is any worse then anyone elses )
but i will soon be married and still have my vette.
even now i was told i shouldnt have a vette and discrace the name becuse i cant afford it and drive it to burgerking everyday , maybe he was right but every time i look at the vette in my driveway i remind myself of where i was and where i am now. 1 person can make a deffrence and weither you see it or not all it takes is one completely random act of kindness to change a mans stars.
thanks for being who you are.
Thunder
Mannings
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Thunder, there are a thousand stories like yours and I commend you for pulling up your boot straps when offered a hand and making it work. :thumbsup:
But there are also a thousand other stories out there. 3 months late on rent, copper pipes and wires ripped from the walls, appliances, doors, light fixtures, toilet stolen and sold, and non-paid utility bill.
I realize the ecomony is hard right now. I'm helping support 3 older adult children and their families. All it takes is one bad experience and people think twice about lending a hand. :nonod: And who gets hurt, good folks like you.
But there are also a thousand other stories out there. 3 months late on rent, copper pipes and wires ripped from the walls, appliances, doors, light fixtures, toilet stolen and sold, and non-paid utility bill.
I realize the ecomony is hard right now. I'm helping support 3 older adult children and their families. All it takes is one bad experience and people think twice about lending a hand. :nonod: And who gets hurt, good folks like you.