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Re: O/T What do you think of a nieghbor snooping
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Posted by Steve Crum on November 04, 2006 at 14:26:16 from (4.156.231.177):
In Reply to: O/T What do you think of a nieghbor snooping posted by old on November 04, 2006 at 13:22:07:
One of my nosey neighbors stopped by today to see what the rucus was in my new plasma building. I'm building a furnace/compressor room and like any other project that's done around here, I have to do it all myself. Well the neighbor thought it would be worth while to point out that my Dad would roll over in his grave if he were to see the way I fitted down the concrete floor in this area. I stated "maybe so, but if HE were here, he would be right here helping me out", He replied 'can I borrow your backhoe?' I replied no, I'm going to use it to put the plywood on the roof of the room. Your welcome to borrow a shovel though.
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