AS Favorite Quotes

[StihltheOne]

I really get a kick out of some of the sayings that are on the site. If you read the sig lines there are some classics!! What are your favorites?

 

[cityevader]

Avalancher's entire story related in his "Craigslist laughs" thread, culminating with....yardboy!

 

[Rickochet]

It usually takes less time to do the job right the first time than it takes to explain why you didn't!

 

[reaperman]

A guy never has enough money to do the job correct the first time, but always has enough money to do it right the second time.

 

[whiting-5]

im pretty sure this is going to work!!!

 

[iCreek]

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STAND BACK SON WATCH THIS!!!

Whiting-5's STAND BACK SON WATCH THIS!!!! Had me laughing the other night, I see myself doing that all the time...

 

[fishercat]

that is a classic.

A guy never has enough money to do the job correct the first time, but always has enough money to do it right the second time.

have to remeber that one.

 

[kevin j]

There isn't enough time to do it right, but always enough time to do it over.

 

[November Wolf]

If you don't work, You don't eat!

 

[ericjeeper]

Grandpa tractors stolen sig..
Don't tell my wife I am here. She thinks I am looking at pourn.

 

[jerry wayne]

even better

Here.....hold my beer and watch this. always ends well.:deadhorse:

 

[HD-tech-NH]

Someone here has a sig that says " I refuse to get into a battle of wits with an unarmed person. " that may not be correct but you get the idea.

 

[MATTYB11]

I don't know who has it but one of them says something like "don't argue with an idiot because they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience."

 

[StihltheOne]

I always like the one "If you are going to be stupid, ya better be tough".

 

[oneoldbanjo]

Somewhere I saw this posted at the end of the message:

"No trees were harmed in sending this message.....However a large number of electrons were horribly inconvenienced."