for lets say around 7,000 and then use the same for banner advertising from the air as a promotional tool for companies?
how quickly would the microlight pay for itself and bring in a nice little earner?
anyone else interested in madcap money making ideas?.
Keep in mind that charging for something like banner pulling (in the US at least) requires a commercial pilot's license. Same is true for taking photos from the air. My old flight instructor told me that he would "disown" me if I got an ultralight, he considered them to be absurdly dangerous.
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no doubt one of the most ask questions ever.
no matter what age you are (in my case fairly young), you've seen gilligan's island, and heard the inevitable argument (especially amoung men), who do you prefer better: ginger or mary anne.. well, i decided to bring the debate here to jw.com, see if there's an (ex) jw consensus on the issue.. my personal favourite is mary anne, by the way.
they were both very attractive, but mary anne's personalty was more down to earth (or naive) to me, and i find that more desirable.
Well, I hate to "Kiss and Tell" but having been with them both I guess it's up to me to set this matter to rest once and for all.
Ginger's many sessions on the casting couch have taught her a thing or two, and she knows how to get the job done. Sure she's full of herself, but she also appreciates a hearty (and well deserved) standing ovation.
Mary Ann is a bit too eager to please, and isn't as comfortable with her own sexuality as she could be. Plus, she needs to see the professor for a little of his home-brew bikini wax, if you catch my drift.
it's right here.
all of the truth.
all of the answers - in one place.. http://www.timecube.com
It's right here. All of the truth. All of the answers - in one place.
i am needing a catchy name for a niche catering business.. i thought of "the home cookery" .... but i'm not sure if that is quite right.
any suggestions oh creative ones?.
bobsgirl.
One very popular Italian restaurant on Mulberry Street in NYC has a large sign on the wall which offers the following instructions to diners;
"Sit down. Shut Up. Eat."
I don't know how well this would work for the purposes of a business name though.
if there was just one piece of information you could pass on to another what is the most important thing you can think of that a person should know?.
i would say "never stop learning".. also what subject gives the most enlightenment on life ?.
i would say physics as everything branches from there.
Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.
1. argue with a six year old.. ever had a deep discussion with a six year old (or someone with a three year old's mentality)?
ever heard two six year old's arguing?.
typically it turns to name calling and "i know you are but what am i" exchanges fairly rapidly.. would we walk up to a 6 year old or a mentally challenged adult and engage in one of these ridiculous, non-productive and demoralizing exchanges?.
A friend of mine has the following saying posted in his office;
"A Gentleman is Never Rude Unintentionally"
1. argue with a six year old.. ever had a deep discussion with a six year old (or someone with a three year old's mentality)?
ever heard two six year old's arguing?.
typically it turns to name calling and "i know you are but what am i" exchanges fairly rapidly.. would we walk up to a 6 year old or a mentally challenged adult and engage in one of these ridiculous, non-productive and demoralizing exchanges?.
Well said, Joel.
Have you had chance to see: www.wordscanheal.org ?
There are some interesting ideas presented there.
about three years ago my future husband suggested i read a book by robert heilein called, job: a comedy of justice".
i reccommend this book to everyone and anyone that has been in any religion.
it is quite an amusing, but disturbing story about a minister that keeps being put into different lives.
I'm with you on Starship Troopers. Absolutely loved it as a teen. How could they have dared to make that into a movie without the suits? That was the key element in the story for me.
i have allways thought that the single greatest asset the jws have is the nickname "the truth".. trying to get through to our freinds and parents the sickening facts about "the truth", we are constantly stymied.
by the sentence "i still beleive its the truth".. this is the equialent of calling your law firm "the honest ones".
or your shop, "the best".. only better, much better.. jws mistake a concept, "truth" with "the truth".
American Indian? Could be, but I thought he uses a modified Charlie Chan with just a touch of Canuc.
the funny thing about it is, it's not far from the truth.. .
coming soon to a congregation near you!!!!.
elder voice mail.
I think it also shows that many elders consider calls from their "sheep" to be akin to those from telemarketers. Troublesome, cutting into their personal and family time, and generally annoying. I can envision elders chatting with oneanother about the heavy burden they bear with all those calls and questions, and finding something like this very amusing.
(Said with an exhasparated sigh); "Look, here are a few scriptures that should keep you quiet. Take two and call me in the morning if your attitude doesn't improve by then. Better still, don't call."
