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I got a Whopper once at Burger King, but I don't fast food anymore. That stuff will kill you. ?ÿ
@jon-collins I agree. All the comments here are great and funny. I think the agents are realizing how absurd it was. Especially since it is now delayi...
@rankin_file, That sounds good. I had to Google LWOP though. 🙂
We call it the survey instrument.
@rankin_file, My assistant has worked with me for two years. She reminded me that today is our anniversary. Without her I am not willing to continue t...
@daniel-ralph, This may seem unusual, but the seller, the seller's agent and the seller's attorney are all willing to hire to hire us knowing that my ...
@steve-corley, I am forced to do a lot of ethics and conflict of interest training too. We always say, if you haven't learned ethics by the time you g...
@paden-cash, My assistant read your response and thought it was very funny. 🙂
@jaro, It's extremely rural. In fact the ancestors of the owner are some of the founders of this town. It was never surveyed, but had pieces taken out...
@bill93, My thoughts exactly. Thank you.
@holy-cow, Your other left...
@jakkanen, The distinction may be the state of matter. 🙂
@thebionicman, I admit having doubt when it was found. That is why I looked it up. Most of clients would call it a pin. I cringe every time I hear tha...
@nate-the-surveyor, in retrospect, your description is correct. If the bar has reduced its section due to rust and wear then you described its current...
@mightymoe You are right, but I'm still calling this artifact a tube 🙂
@a-harris It is easy to use a caliper like you would find in a hardware store to get the diameter. After gauging the artifact, I lay it on the ruler f...
@a-harris Excellent answer. I hope you won that case.
@nate-the-surveyor a reinforcing bar, or rebar in the vernacular has nomenclature based on the diameter. Specifically, they are named by the diameter ...
@a-harris I can see how an attorney would be confused by an object that is not described precisely, but is imagined to be the called for object in a d...