Rodman handles the neighbor

holy-cow · 2017-09-03T11:17:00Z

We were finishing a fairly simple boundary survey yesterday to split two adjoining city lots such that a father would own the west part of the west lot and the east part of the east lot while deeding the east part of the west lot and the west part of the east lot to his daughter. No big deal.It was very convenient to have a setup on the adjoiner to the north of both lots and to park on a gravel drive located there. Again, no big deal. The only building on the adjoiner's tract is a large metal building where he works on a couple of semi-trucks that he owns. It turned out he was in the shop so he wandered out to chat with the rodman. Eventually, he asked the rodman (or so he heard it), "Are you working for Dick Head over there?" The rodman replied, "I met him last week when we were here, but I'm fairly certain that isn't the name he used when he introduced himself."The adjoiner has a cute little sign on the front of his shop building labeling it as: A$$hole's Garage. The rodman had noticed that as he drove in. He desperately wanted to ask the adjoiner if he was Mr. A$$hole, but, fortunately, he decided to keep that question to himself...........Somewhere in this world of men named Richard and families with the surname Head there must be a few Dick Head's out there.

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Mike Mac, post: 444926, member: 2901 wrote: I did a job for an Asian fellow about 8 years ago in a nearby town named Peter Wang.

I had a summer intern, once, named Peter Little. We were doing an out-of-town job during a Steel-head run, so we decided to get fishing licenses. The girl behind the counter snickered a little when she read his last name first, first name last. Peter wasn't amused and made some snide comment about how that was funny back in the seventh grade...

Posted : September 4, 2017 9:22 am

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Had a client named Mr. Jules. His development: "The Family Jules". Big, bold lettering on the plat and every sign he printed.

Me. "What's the difference?"
T.C. Carroll "It's the difference between right and wrong!"

Posted : September 4, 2017 2:20 pm

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