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| Gail Johnson: Behold the face of a criminal mastermind... and great patron of the arts, of course |
Are they qualified? Tree surgeons should have chainsaw certificates and climbing/rescue certificates if climbing. Are they happy to provide copies? Will I get a fixed quotation or just an estimate? An estimate is just that, an estimate; the price may change during the job. Is the quote provided in writing? Is VAT added to the quoted price? What steps will be taken to protect you and your property?
By far the best way is by recommendation, and then it's over to the publications like Yellow pages - look under 'tree work', and local magazines but don't assume that all those that advertise offer high quality works. Finally there is the internet. If you Google search 'tree surgeon' and your area, you will find lots of local contractors.
I say remove their Garments and douse those lady parts with Arby's signature "Horsey Sauce"...
My husband's full of stories but if I catch him sayin he's going to Arby's to look at the Art...well!
Our debit card's already outed his lunchtime Quiznos habit. [ewww...taste one of those things cold--> it's rubber and salt.]
1200 dollars? Come on Arbys.......I was born at night, but it wasn't last night....and LADIES??? *smdh* mmm mmmm mmm ladies...there isn't alot to say for you...Perhaps gather change and go to a flea market to find your art next time eh? It's not as costly.
I have a drawing of a pear on my DeviantArt gallery, and it turned out pretty damn good!!!!
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I won't lie, I've taken a bottle of Arby's Sauce from there back when they used to put a bottle of Arby's and Horsey sauce on every table. I couldn't help it though, it is sooooo good.
Chic-fil-a is the best to steal from....man you can get a years worth of different condiments all at one time. love it. honey, mustard, mayo, ketchup, picante, salt, pepper...it's a virtual smorgasbord.
Yeah, my guy loads up on napkins whenever we eat out. I have no idea why. We don't use them, he just keeps colleting them in his truck. I'm thinkin it might stem from a childhood memory of running out of toilet paper. Weird.
I happen to like roast beef and chemical cheese sandwiches.On another note.....none of the brain dead high school dropouts working SAW these ugly bitches actually take the ...ahem...."art"...they had to use surveillance cameras to catch them?
come on Ranger! obviously the hard-working fast food labor force has better taste. ergo they simply did not realize "it" was valuable art.
could've thought the metal recycling people were making house calls...
It probably was the metal wall art and not the picture of the pears that drove the cost up. Even crappy metal art can be expensive.
These women have to be related. I thought one was a before meth and after meth pic. I feel bad for these women who can't afford some nice fixtures for their home. I have a nice pic of a dandelion that I'd gladly donate.
I thought the same thing! I thought they might be mother/daughter. You donate the dandelion pic and I'll make something snazzy out of these smashed up pepsi cans I have here!
Ah yes because nothing truly say's "you've made it" until people see your fine display of Arby's Artwork...................Seriously next time I go into an Arby's I'm going to have to check that shit out now..I have never really noticed it before. My my mission was get the food and get out!
Remember the taco bell wall art? "Don't steal any taco bell paintings this weekend, okay?"was the caption. Taco bell painting was only worth $157 .
Well, to be fair, you want to have your wall decorations in keeping with the state of the rest of your house. I'm guessing delapidated trailer goes just right with Arby's art.
