1. "My word is my bond" I instantly politely say , "FUCK YOU" If word is so good, why do contracts exist?
Jack, I know you have a few
1. "My word is my bond" I instantly politely say , "FUCK YOU" If word is so good, why do contracts exist?
Jack, I know you have a few
Ok it's a deal. I'm just gonna call and talk to my partner first. (It's John )
I got some land. I can hold some dogs for you...
Bank put a hold on the check. I'll pay you when they release it
When someone is holding a dog for you and they call you and they call and say "man i your dog got off the chain and had an accident." You get you dog back and he looks like he just went for 2.5hrs. Smh lying ass rolled your dog.
storm rolled thru, knocked out PowerLines. bank not open
100% agreement that, "My word is my bond," is the #1 sign of a lying mofo (ttth)
Another one is, "Oh yeah, I feed all my dogs raw." (Most people are too lazy to actually do so over a prolonged period of time ...)
"I will never sell this dog," is another tall tale that is hard to live up to ...
And, finally, another beauty I hear time-and-again is, "I promise to give you breeding rights."
Usually, after agreeing to give full breeding rights to a stud you sell someone, the genius expects "pups back" ... as if I am paying him a stud fee ... rather than collecting on my breeding RIGHT he agreed to, to get the damned dog in the first place
Jack
"MY word is my bond", is a lot like starting a sentence, "To tell you the truth, blah blah blah",
Feeding raw is a good one as well. I visited a guy once who 'fed all his dogs raw' in advertisement. Got there and walked around and the trash can had a balled up bag from a hunting feed bag. But to each his own.
I guess my favorites or least favorites I should say, revolve around money and who is allowed to spend it. It is popular because a lot of for sale ads now have those disclaimers attached. Talk to your partner, talk to your wife, and then call.
EWO
Not apllying to dogs but: "If its good they want to buy more next time"